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Probably about 99% of them. One particular from the last year: Vince likes cock. Yet I see a surprising amount of people actually still wearing it in public. Off the top of my head, some that I actually wouldn't have minded wearing would be any of the basic Austin 3:16 shirts or Christian's Captain Charisma shirt.

I think they moved in between last week's episode and the week before. Wasn't Eric just getting there for the first time when he had his accident with Anna Faris? Great episode tonight. Ari's usually entertaining in whatever subplot he's involved in, but he's especially awesome when his priority is Vince, which has been lacking this season.

Apparently Season 7 finally moves away from LA and takes place in Washington, DC with a female president and no CTU. I'm one of the few who didn't completely hate last season, so either way, I'm still looking forward to it.

I think it was a Best of Raw, Best of Smackdown, and one that covered the Edge/Cena feud. Like this one, all UK exclusives.

It was never properly resolved, and it was basically dropped when the Hart Foundation disappeared post-Survivor Series. On a random note, I remember recorded fan predictions about the Bret-HBK match either before or on the PPV with one person predicting an HBK win based on DX and the Nation backing him. Besides that, the Nation were also gunning for Austin since he cost Faarooq the IC Title at Badd Blood. With no Harts left, a feud with Austin was only logical after Survivor Series. As for Owen joining the Nation in 1998, I'm sure the real reason would be that the writing team didn't care to remember past history, but you could argue that with Rock leading the Nation instead of Faarooq, Owen would be able to join.

Yeah, ever since Scrubs repeats started about a year ago or so, just about everyone I know has got into it. On a weekday here, you can watch 4 episodes on Comedy Central (2 in the morning, 2 in the evening) and then 2 episodes on Fox around midnight. Six different episodes in one day, and then of course, Comedy Central usually has mini-marathons on the weekends.

What was supposed to be the follow-up to HBK costing Rock his title match against HHH on the first Smackdown in August 1999?

You are a fierce wrestling traditionalist. You cringe when you hear the words 'sports-entertainment' are mentioned and you mantain the fact that the wrestling matches are what sell tickets and keep the business going. Most similar booker: Jim Cornette Most similar promotion: MACW 70/80s I don't cringe from all sports entertainment, just the crap like, "Oh no, there's an illegitimate McMahon child on the loose!"

Not an organization as much as just the wrestler, but Kurt Angle leading up to his TNA debut.

2004 I thought it was just a really average show. For my booking, I would've held off JBL's title win. Let's say Eddie and JBL have their brawl at Judgment Day that ends in a DQ, and they're both involved in some sort of gimmick tag match at GAB to keep the feud going. From that match, JBL gets a minor injury (storyline terms) and is on the sidelines while still being present on TV. Meanwhile, Taker, after finishing his rediculous story with Heyman & Bearer, decides to go after the belt. It always seemed weird to me that the Cena-Angle feud was basically dropped and they just inserted Booker. The way it was building, it seemed like Angle should have ended up sneak attacking Cena after a successful US Title defense and telling him that he would have to be the one to take the belt away, himself. This was during the period when GM Angle was throwing everything at Cena to get the belt away. For HHH-Benoit, I wouldn't have had their match at Vengeance and just inserted Orton as a throwaway challenger instead (no IC Title on the line). Save the bigger match for the bigger show. WWE Title: Eddie Guerrero vs. Undertaker World Title: Chris Benoit vs. Triple H IC Title: 2/3 Falls: Randy Orton vs. Shelton Benjamin Edge vs. Chris Jericho US Title: John Cena vs. Kurt Angle Cruiserweight Title: Spike Dudley vs. Rey Mysterio Six-Man Tag: RVD, Kidman, & London vs. Booker T & Dudleys Eugene & William Regal vs. Batista & Ric Flair After I made that, I remembered that Shelton was left off the card due to injury, which totally slipped my mind. I'd have preferred the above card, but a few changes would have to be made. Edge would be IC Champ (still having beat Orton at Vengeance) and would just defend against Jericho in a singles match. Orton would be challenging Benoit for the title, except I wouldn't have Orton win, because his reign flat out sucked. HHH would be facing Regal in a Street Fight, having lost to Benoit at Vengeance. Regal not getting pushed around this period always seemed like such a huge mistake to me. So... World Title: Benoit vs. Orton WWE Title: Eddie vs. Undertaker Street Fight: HHH vs. Regal IC Title: Edge vs. Jericho US Title: Cena vs. Angle Six-Man Tag: RVD, Kidman, & London vs. Booker T & Dudleys Cruiserweight Title: Mysterio vs. Spike I like my first card better, but I would have been satisfied with the second one.

So, what involvement, if any, does Benoit have in the big matches/main event interviews on the Nitros leading to Uncensored? I only ask since he's part of the main event.

I'm disappointed that we probably won't get to see the finish to the Jeff-Umaga feud. Their match at GAB was surprisingly decent, and last week's Raw had me looking forward to a No DQ match between them. But, yeah, sucks that he might not be back. He was really consistant during this run.

Nothing particularly special. Just my brother and I finding the WWF after flipping through the channels in roughly 1990-1991. We just really got into it, despite our dad constantly telling us it was fake, which of course we didn't believe at first. For whatever reason, we never really got into Hogan, but we liked Bret Hart, LOD, Warrior, and Mr. Perfect among others. Eventually, we were tuning in each week and buying all the toys.

So what was wrong with their gimmick from 2003 of just being a really great tag team?

Head. I only played for about 5 minutes yesterday. Didn't see it mentioned but MISSLE DROPKICK was my only typo. But then again, I only went through a couple.

Cena. The only thing I hate about him is his character's lame insults that have been in full force lately. Orton on the other hand, I just can't stand. I just don't buy him as a main eventer, nevermind in his role of putting everyone on the sidelines with concussions. Some people on the board are raving about how entertaining his character is. His character is staring into space and then kicking people in the head? Yeah. He just screams upper mid-card to me. But I have to say, if Orton wins the title, he'd better switch back to the old WWE Title, because they seriously can't keep having any heel who wins it keep the belt for the hell of it. It only worked for Edge since he still had months left to feud with Cena.

So, apparently Torrie and Victoria went to Smackdown for the sole purpose of facing each other every week in some capacity.

The only thing I could think of for Owen-Jarrett was that DX payed Jarrett & Cornette off or something, but no reason was ever specifically mentioned. In fact, after the Rumble, I think the only confrontation I remember was a match between them either right before or after No Way Out weeks later.

http://www.sportsonpc.com/ppv.html This is the quality stream that we used for Vengeance.

With the exception of MVP-Matt and maybe Punk-Morrison, this looks absolutely horrible. But I have to admit, I am curious about whether Cena can drag a good match out of Lashley, and if the SD three-way will be as bad as it looks on paper.

They need to fix the weight system this year. Understandably, cruisers like Gregory Helms shouldn't be able to do much damage to heavyweights like Khali or Viscera with their kicks and running moves, but when Helms can't inflict any damage to a "heavyweight" like Matt Hardy or Ken Kennedy with kicks... then there's something wrong.

Since the thread is bumped, when is Jericho's book scheduled for release?

In addition to this, I'd say Taylor's fakeout bunt and Hayes' winning run, followed by the celebration.