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Eh...not so sure about this one. I think it's really just choosing whether you'd like cancer of the left nut or the right nut.

They tried that, it didn't work. For the longest time Bradshaw's only gimmick was that he was from Texas. In any case, a Texas hero won't get booed in Texas... unless he's sold out and moved to New York. Once again, in theory.

I said in theory. Getting heat for selling out only works if they gave a shit about you in the first place, which in the case of Bradshaw hardly anybody did. If I were Texan, I sure as hell wouldn't be eager to point out that prat with the gut, black & white cowboy boots and hardcore belt with horns on it was from my home state.

It's more that they want to establish that Bradshaw sold out and turned his back on his Texas heritage. I guess the theory is that Texans will boo him because he betrayed them, and New Yorkers will boo him because he isn't really one of them. And Canadians will boo him because he just sucks.

STATEMENT: countrary to some, Undertaker did more harm than good for Brock. He did not "make" him and should have jobbed at the first PPV match between them.

I'm not saying that I give any weight to this rumour, but I don't buy that HHH has been "helping Orton." HHH hasn't done much besides allow Orton to hang out with him. These next few weeks will see how serious HHH is about helping Orton.

Better: Undertaker's bike vs. JBL's Limosine. I'd bet he'd still nosell it.

I have a hard time believing that this dress code is universally applied even without Austin in the company. You mean to tell me that Undertaker dresses like a salesman when he's not wrestling? Anyway Jericho is right. This takes away from certain characters. Taker. Hurricane. It also takes something away from those who have a gimmick where dressing up DOES make sense, like Flair and HHH. Jericho should be rewarded for saying this about the dress code. However, Holly should still be fired for complaining about the dress code. Yes I know that is hypocritical. I don't care though.

I think Loss is right here, unless they book this feud smart (and what are the odds of that?). In all probability, the next Raw will open with HHH blathering on for 20 minutes about why he did it, and then Orton might interrupt. Or they'll keep him off Raw to sell the injuries. That's a mistake. Randy Orton should take the lead here, and come out and DEMAND HHH explain his actions, or cut a promo saying that HHH has made the biggest mistake of his life. In other words, he should be the prime mover of this feud. That will make the audience pay attention to him and think of him as important. But it will probably be HHH saying "uh" and "you see" a lot for the first 20 minutes of the next few Raws. HHH will always act, Orton will react.

I hope they don't do that. Orton should take the lead in this to come off strong. Instead of HHH coming out first, start the next Raw with Orton limping out with the belt and a baseball bat, and have him DEMAND HHH get his ass out there now to explain his actions, or he's going backstage to crack some skulls. If they let HHH take the lead in the feud, Orton will get overshadowed.

I think sympathy heats works as long as the wrestler doesn't look like a total idiot, and can't be blamed for their situation. Example, who can really feel for Lita when she made the most idiotic and worst possible decision at every turn? I also think it's important for the wrestler to have some balls. Meaning yes, we sympathize with them when they're down, but we know they have the guts, determination and brains to make a comeback, or get revenge. If they don't get that revenge (Test vs HHH, anyone?) we stop giving a shit.

Dead silence.

That's the one. You must have caught them when they only had a bit of it up.

ABout third row or so, right hand side. It was actually four signs that collectively read something like "Saskatoon 1992: Bret defeats Flair"

Big ass Bret defeats Flair sign in the crowd...

Shocker. Yes JR. You said that so convincingly.

I would like to see one of the contestants say "Frankly, I think we should all get the boot."

Ok Taker, you don't wanna wrestle Heidenreich? We got a new opponent for you...,

Stevie Wonder is dead. The new one is being played by Jim Helliwig.

The big red machine isn't wearing much red, JR, you senile fuck.

Kane looks like he's coming out to Mr. Rogers singing "it's a beautiful day in the neighborhood."

Stevie Ray? Stevie Wonder.

Luigi: "And so Mario, that's why I kicked your leg out from under your...leg."

Gail Kim is from Korea? North or South? Dumbass WWE: She's from Korea, not Germany.

God, I like Victoria, but I can't stand her as a smiling face.