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Exactly. Kama looked like a freaking monster with his tattoos when he debuted.

Tat's like his or Edge and Christian's are fine because they are not overwhelmingly large or make them look stupid.

Same here. I really think that Angle came back to soon from his surgery.

They should be brought in as bumbling idiots from Planet Stasiak. Yes, we've all experienced the mirth and merriment of the Tomko/Fertig thread, but let us press on. I thought the tattoo was getting to be the defining characteristics of certain WWE guys... One of Brock's trademark things is his giant back tattoo, as is Goldberg's tribal design. I say stop this ink discrimination; tattoos rule. Also, I guess this kinda rules out CM Punk ever going to the WWE, eh? Goldberg and Brock's back Tatoos are unique, and pretty much are their major tatoos. They were well done and stand out. Battista, on the other hand, has too many tatoos that just don't work. He has his freaking belly button tatood.

no problem. I'm pretty sure that the new Wrestlecrap book will have a forward (or at least an interview) from none other than EARTHQUAKE

They should be brought in as bumbling idiots from Planet Stasiak.

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Perez's art is amazing. My problem with the pacing is more due to the fact that there are so many characters going off an doing different things. In the second issue I felt that there was a lot going on that I missed on.

and he was a member of the patriots with FIREBREAKER CHIP

Totally. I've been liking Raw more in the last couple of weeks, but last night's was kind of slow paced and uneventful.

I kinda agree with this...two many people have ridiculous tatoos, and they look odd. Randy Orton's ink really isn't that good. I bet this was HHH's doing. "I have no tatoos-uh. No one else can have them-uh." And then it became fashionable to have no tattoos. Then I said to HHH: "Thanks." Then he said to me: "Knowing is half the battle-uh." And then he raised his right fist and said "Tri-ple H!" right along to the GI Joe theme song and left. It was a good day.

Well, considering a chick talked about the flea market for 5 minutes yesterday, I figure I'm ok. LMAO...that's funny. As for all your corporate/financial information needed, go to http://corporate.wwe.com/. That's their stockholder/business site.

My sympathies to the Flair family. That article shows why Ric is one of the greatest of all time. It's nice to see that at least someone remembered Crash on Raw.

Yeah...Thor should've been able to take out Superman at that point...Supes will definitely be a deciding factor in the end of the series. I'm liking it, but there's just too much going on at times. It's taken me a couple reads to fully take everything in.

They didn't want 2 Lance's on the same show, so Storm could keep the name. Gerwitz' infinite comic book geekdom mad him associate Lance Cade with Batman character Garrison Cain, and the rest is history...

but he's betterknown for exploring the cosmos in Battlestar Galactica, not STARSHIP COYOTE

1. A couple, but nothing memorable sticks out. I think 3-4 seasons he had a game winning 4 pt. play against Phoenix, but that's all I can remember. 2. That's what I was thinking. Completely ridoinculous.

It's insane how well they are doing. I've always marked for Utah, and believed they had no shot at all this year. Hopefully they'll do OK. If the Jazz get more than 30 wins, Jerry Sloan deserves coach of the year. Hands down. So if Utah goes 31-51 this season you're saying Sloan deserves coach of the year? Damn, have standards gone way downhill or what Doc Rivers got the coach of the year with a less crappy team. Granted, that year the Magic went 41-41, but the Jazz are in a much more competitive conference.

Exactly. You never heard of Mick Foley having any problems, and he certainly took his fair share of bumps and injuries. Actually if you read "Foley is Good" he did have a small pain killer problem for awhile, but he managed to stop before it got too bad. I know, I read the book. But it never became an issue with his work or a serious related health problem.

Yeah, but any time something like this happens, this is all stuff that's related.

Exactly. You never heard of Mick Foley having any problems, and he certainly took his fair share of bumps and injuries.

I agree with what you're talking about Downhome. Every time something like this happens, it really hurts the industry all over. I'm sure network executives are aware of all these problems with wrestlers, and that definitely hurts the expansion, whether it be WWE getting onto mainstream network television or even NWA-TNA just trying to break into television. When I get into an argument with someone about pro wrestling, I can pretty much defend any of their arguments. Except for why so many wrestlers die young.

No, I was just commented on a slightly related issue. What it comes down to, really, is that Vince doesn't have to do shit. He's the only gave in town(for now), and while we all wish he would reward his employees more for their work, he doesn't have to. If he can go to bed at night with a guilt-free conscience, what can we do? Like what has been said before, If you don't like the situation you will be in, don't go into it. Aside from Vince being the only game in town, business is down. Even if he wanted to, I'm sure some of the other higher ups in WWE wouldn't be too keen on starting more perks for performers while they are in a recession.

It's ok...we understand.

I could see them doing a light hearted segment with highlights from his hardcore reigns. That would be nice. I also feel bad for Stevie...it must be terrible to find one of your best friends dead in your house.