The Ghost of bps21

WWE.com posted it immediatly after Mania ended. Anyway... So at the end of the match...Brock, Austin and Goldberg are all hanging around...and it dawns on me that Goldberg is the only one in the ring who hasn't (or isn't) just walked out of the company. Goldberg would stay if they paid him what he wants...Austin and Brock just left.

I give it 3 months until the baby is the youngest WWE champion ever.

Yeah but you hate everything

I for one...actually dug what they did with Taker. For the first time in as long as I can remember...he looked like a badass coming to the ring. I feared they'd try to stick the lame costumed Taker into the current WWE...but I'm happy with what they did. They combined his two looks... Hopefully...this will be his farewell tour.

Hate this choice SOOO Much.

I saw him as an extra in an elevator once.

Yes. And then in a month when they see the cable bill...and ask why there's a 50 dollar charge on it... tell them the wrestling taught you that it was good to lie, cheat and steal.

Ric Flair. 8-18 Hogan was only 9-18

It's about Larry David, who co-created Seinfeld, living life after Seinfeld. Someone put it best earlier...imagine George had become rich. What would he have done with his life? Larry was the inspiration for the George character on the Seinfeld show.

I don't know how anyone could find Seinfeld funnier. It isn't even close IMO.

PUPPY POWER!!!

No doubt. Mesi ought to hit the casino before he heads home...he's the luckiest man in Vegas tonight. For 8 rounds he looked like he had learned all the lessons he should have from his fight with Barrett...then it all went away. He should look on the bright side though...the last two fights provided a whole bunch of lessons for him to learn...and most fighters don't get to learn them while pulling out two wins.

Well...you live in a funny backwards town, and must conform to the Eastern Standard Time.

According to TV tome...the next Scooby series was "The New Scooby Doo Movies" that aired from 1972-1973

Alright...I looked into this Scooby Doo thing. Here's what I learned. There were only 2 seasons of Scooby Doo, Where are you? So this set contains the complete series. However... There were many different Scooby shows that followed. Scooby Doo, Where are you? is the original 1969-1970 run featuring 25 episodes. After that...things get weird.

Heat starts at 6. Mania starts at 7. They have 5 hours reserved...(till 12) but will likely only use a little over 4 of it (sometime after 11)

bump in case anyone wants to use it

I bet it ends at 11:20

He just cost himself a lot of money this time.

I think that there will be a rematch actually. Mesi can say what he wants about "no need for a rematch"...but he's looking to have his contract with HBO extended. If HBO wants a rematch...they'll get one. If HBO wants Mesi vs. Guinn...they'll get that.

That Mesi/Jirrov fight got exciting for all the wrong reasons. The worst part is...with the way boxing is scored...Mesi won the fight by one point. It's nice that all the judges and Lederman had the exact same score...but Mesi is lucky that this wasn't 12 rounds.

I don't know about people liking one and not the other... but for me... Seinfeld was my favorite show growing up....until Buffy came along. And I like CYE better than Seinfeld.

Yeah, I saw that fight too. They say Jirrov has been taking a lot of shots in his two fights since he faced Toney. That's certainly to Joe's advantage...but he's not exactly Mr. defense either.

Why would that offend me? It's not my fault the team didn't know how to call running plays.

"yeah but he wasn't worth the deal in the first place" Then they shouldn't have offered it. If you want to place blame...can you blame the player for signing?