The Ghost of bps21

Kid Kash: His contract runs out in February (IIRC) he didn't sign a new one with everyone else because he already had a contract he was under. There had been Internet talk about WWE interest in him...so we'll see. Trinity: Signed contract for next 1.5 years Amazing Red: Was hurt before contracts came up...so he's free and recovering Sonny Siaki: Signed for 1.5 years Jerry Lynn: Free Ron Killings: Signed for 1.5 years Doring and Roadkill: Free Sting: Free...but doesn't want the schedule A J Styles: Signs every contract TNA puts in front of him. Locked up for next 1.5 years. Enjoys RoH and TNA (and being the big fish in the pond) too much.

I was thinking about this hole BCS thing. If USC loses...than the computer did good. If USC wins and Oklahoma wins...then the computer did bad...but not terrible. But if USC and LSU both win...the computer should be destroyed.

Objects in Space was my second favorite episode of the series (after Out of Gas). If and when you do watch it...look for Richard Brooks (from the first couple seasons of Law and Order) giving an absolutely brilliant performance in a guest role.

Jerry Lynn in the pure wrestling division? Ok...

Becaue the All Star game is an exhibition that people vote to see the players they want to see.

The worst movies I've ever seen were the Mel Gibson vehicles Ransom and The Patriot.

The only belts that are NWA belts (I think) are the NWA title (held by Jarrett), the NWA Tag Titles (held by Killings and his leaches), the NWA North American Title (formerly held by Jorge Estrada, Chris Harris...and if you remember back to the WWE...Jeff Jarrett), and the NWA light heavyweight (or whatever it's called) title held by I don't know who. The rest (including the X title) are company specific. TNA chose to create the X title instead of the cruiser title that existed...and didn't want a midcard title for a show that ran 2 hours a week.

I should add... Once you get to the episode "Out of Gas" it's over. That's the point where the show goes from neat to excellent and every passing moment of greatness makes you want to blow up Fox for cancelling the show.

My take on Firefly: After watching all the episodes I can honestly say that it has passed Quantum Leap on my list and is now my SECOND favorite show ever. The first is obviously Buffy... And what REALLY pisses me off...is that Firefly's first season is as tight as Buffy's third...which really makes you wonder how good the rest of the show could have been. I have little doubt that if Firefly was given a few years instead of months...it could have passed Buffy as my favorite show ever. And with as much as I love Buffy...that is saying ALOT.

Buffy Seasons 1-5 Sopranos Seasons 1-4 Mr. Show Seasons 1-3 Angel seasons 1+2 South Park seasons 1-3 Simpsons seasons 1-3 Alias Seasons 1+2 Transformers seasons 1-3.5 24 Seasons 1+2 Larry Sanders Show season 1 (GIVE ME THE REST ALREADY!!!) Family Guy Seasons 1-3 Firefly Complete Series Red Dwars Series 1 + 2 Clerks Animated Series And I'm just waiting for Curb Your Enthusiasm and Quantum Leap.

I don't hate Arizona's young QB.

God...I hope so. I have nothing against him...but he's a defensive coach. Bringing in someone who's going to change the ONLY WORKING piece of the team would be a disaster. They need to leave the defense alone and get someone to fix this offense.

Well...you won't find me saying one nice thing about Spiderman. I think the closest I can come is: (As someone who really hates Toby)...Toby McGuire wasn't the biggest problem in the movie.

What cruiserweight division? -Patrick Exactly

Can't wait for the rock n' wrestling cartoon to come out. Hey...why do they have Angle and Brock wrestling over titles when everyone would clearly rather have cartoon characters?

Jacksonville's D is going to keep them in more games next year.

The cruiserweight division

The Bills are playing Cincinnati for the third straight year. And this time...I'm not happy about it. What looks good now (Cleveland, Pittsburgh, Arizona, Jacksonville, Oakland) always ends up sucking by the time next year rolls around.

I saw that differently. By the end of the movie I wasn't looking at the Hulk as a character that was supposed to look more real. It was a manifestation of his inner monster. It shouldn't look like something you'd be comfortable seeing walking down the street.

All the talk around here seems to be that we won't be hiring another coordinator without head coaching experience this time. So you can cross off some people. The main name is Fassel since he's an offensive guy which is what needs to be fixed, with Dick Lebaeu being thrown around since they want to keep the defense pretty much the same.

I hope Haslett doesn't end up here. His tenure in New Orleans has only been slightly less disapointing than the last three years here...and his team is less disciplined. Most people here want him because he's a Buffalo guy who played here and married a Buffalo girl. I really don't think he's a good coach.

"I can't speak for anybody else, but I know that I paid money to see HULK SMASH!" That's what I loved about it. I had little interest in seeing the Hulk until I read prior to the movie coming out that they didn't make a dumbed down action movie. I'm a fan of the Hulk comics...and as a fan I recognize that a balls out action movie is just not what is best for that character. The Hulk is the villain in the story...the story is one man's struggle with the monster inside him. Making a dark psychological movie the way they did was perfect to me.

I enjoyed X2 more than Hulk...but that's it. Hulk was a great movie.

We interviewed Three people for that job. Gregg Williams (wasted more talent this year than this team has had since the Super Bowl years) Marvin Lewis (turned Cincinnati around in 1 year) John Fox (Takes Carolina to the playoffs) Yeah...we are REALLY thrilled with how these last three years went.

Just keep Kane away from the body