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Has anyone else downloaded Mega Man 9 yet? I've been playing since Thursday, and wow, some of the levels actually are pretty hard. I've really been enjoying it, though.

Up until a month ago, I was working as an Asst. Manager at one of the few Suncoasts that are still remaining. Right now, I'm going to school to be an architect. It'll be a few years before I can get an internship, but yeah, that's what I'm on the path for.

Yeah, it seemed like Jim realized how much he missed Pam for the summer, hence the "How's your summer?" interview, and sort of panicked. As soon as they got engaged, I figured the Pam-college guy thing was just a red herring.

Yeah, I'm pretty much sold on the Eddie DVD if just for the No DQ match with Edge. When it first aired, I remember them announcing it at the beginning of the show, and then I fell asleep and woke up for the last two minutes or so. I was pissed. But hey, the rest of the set is great too.

I'm still interested in Road to WM mode, but I like the sound of the career mode as well. It sounds very linear and basic, but I've always like modes that are based on contendership and winning matches. Regarding the roster leak: THQ's official website had a page with a roster listing of a little more than 50 wrestlers, but it was quickly pulled. The roster was missing some significant wrestlers like MVP (who's obviously in), so it likely wasn't a final roster. THQ has said it wasn't the final roster, and Ashley, who wasn't listed either, was IGN's WOTD yesterday.

I thought the same thing at first, but how many people recognized anyone from the Fox River Eight throughout the country in season two? C-Note, Tweener, Sucre, Michael, and Lincoln were all spotted and reported to the cops on numerous occasions all over the country. It's definitely possible the secretary might just be that clueless. It just seems too convenient, but that can be said about a lot of situations in the show.

The thing that annoyed me about the latest episode is T-Bag's mugshot being presented to the secretary. Bellick & Sucre show her THE mugshot that was posted everywhere after the initial breakout, and she only recognizes him as that guy that works in her office? From what I understand, this season takes place only a month or two after Fox River, so the mugshot should still be fresh in a lot of people's minds. It is, of course, possible that she did recognize T-Bag but saw the opportunity to get his money instead, but that just means she's a complete idiot for attempting to get money from a convicted murderer. I liked the episode otherwise, especially Mahone being able to get close to tracking down the hitman.

I figured Claudette riding with Tina was going to lead to Tina screwing up huge some how, but nothing happened the rest of the episode? Weird. It almost seems too obvious that Cassidy would be the one to kill Vic that I'm thinking it won't happen. At the same time, it seems like Cassidy won't be forgiving her father any time soon, so you'd assume that something will have to resolve the situation. With both Vic and Aceveda in danger now, I'm really psyched for next week.

It's pretty ridiculous to consider Scarecrow a major villain when all he really does is make a cameo appearance in the beginning.

Vince McHaas would be in bad taste... since Vince is near death or whatever.

Good for Charlie Haas actually making the Raw preview.

Does that include Roots Genoa?

And Miami continues the awesomeness... 28-6.

So 21-6, Miami, with a minute left in the half. This is awesome so far.

Didn't Raw give us Kane thought bubbles or something similar?

Shhhh, you don't question these camera views. Just accept that WWE programming is capable of bringing you into the vision of Undertaker or HHH's baby.

I find it amusing that Big Show had the TV in his room all set to show the epic video package of his Taker beatdown with the click of a button, just in case he wanted to show it to anyone.

On the subject of questions that will likely never be answered, why did the bald general only communicate via notecards in season one and most of season two?

Isn't Elijah out with an injury from a car accident or something?

So what's the deal with Michael's bloody noses? I figure it has to be the virus from season 3 of 24.

Really? Actually, that is wrong. - Sid beat Bret Hart in '97 for the belt in a cage match. Sid retained, after beating Bret in a regular match in February.

Originally, I really didn't care much about Ronnie, other than finding him funny because of his awkwardness. Best example is him getting the lap dance in season one. Around season 4 and 5, you really notice his loyalty to Vic, as Truthiness pointed out. He also seems to be the smartest of everyone, especially in regards to keeping his money train cash a secret. The funniest thing I find about Ronnie is that if you've ever read almost anything else about him on other websites, it always seems to point how how "mysterious" he is. I don't think of it as mysterious as much as I think about it as the writers never giving him anything important to do. Until last season, I don't think he ever got to really interact with anyone outside of the Strike Team and Kavanaugh. When he finally does get stuff, he's awesome.

Yeah, the last time I thought HHH was interesting was right after WM 22 when he was doing the tweener role between his feud with Cena/Edge and HBK/McMahons/Spirit Squad. But then DX happened, and yeah... I'd say that he should turn heel, but he is ridiculously popular as a face these days. Either way, I just hope he stays on SD since it seemed like Raw became good immediately after he left to go to SD's main event scene.

IGN has a two page Q&A up. There's some interesting tidbits in there. Full Q&A Here. The most interesting part: Color me intrigued with the mystery features and secret arena. And wow, a huge roster actually seems definite after all these years of false promises. Now we just need to hope for certain updated wrestlers (I'm looking at you, THE Brian Kendrick... not likely, though).

That match is hilarious to watch because of how dead the crowd is. At points, the guys seem to be trying anything to get people into the match, including the guy Heavy Metal randomly yelling, "Heavy Metal LOVES the USA!"