Boner Kawanger

Shoulda stuffed it. By the way, crossposting from the Sunny thread, I saw a guy dressed as Charlie, holey long underwear and all. How many Jokers did you guys see? I counted five at one party (two suits, two bank robbers, one nurse).

Miz & Jo Mo-I'll be honest, they're one of the acts that got me back into wrestling. Morrison consistently blew me away starting with his original transformation promos up until the moonsault holding a ladder at Mania. Watching Miz go from wannabe to somebody has been pretty awesome. I saw a few posts on another messageboard saying that Miz would be gone and back on The Real World in two years and just had to laugh. There's no need to even mention The Dirt Sheet. Chris Jericho-It helps that I picked up his autobiography a few weeks ago. Besides being an excellent read, it actually added depth to his feud with Michaels. Not to ruin it, but a young Jericho uses a fake ID and meets his idol, Rockers-era Shawn. Everyone knows how good he's been since coming back. Randy Orton-Unbelievable. Orton may have been one of the reasons I stopped watching, but once he got into all that trouble back in 2007 and lost to Edge in a very good Raw match, he has been on fire. The Head Punt's what really started it. He went from a dickhead in tight trunks to a cold, calculating psychopath. The Raw that ended with Shawn Michaels returning to superkick Orton was one of my favorite Raw moments ever. They really botched most of his heel run, especially around the Hardy feud (although "I kicked him where his appendix used to be" was a great line). Evan Bourne-'Nuff said. Miss him already. Santino-I went back and forth on it, but I genuinely love the character. I hope Spaceman Spiff isn't reading this. He's so entertaining. You get the feeling that he knows he's limited in the ring, so he actually tries to improve every other aspect. Plus, in kayfabe land, he's so good he doesn't even need a finisher. By the way I marked out the time he busted out an atomic schoolboy. Honorable Mentions: The Brian Kendrick-I love everything I've seen from him but I don't watch enough SmackDown. Alex Shelley-I like his team with Sabin but I was really into him when he started his run with Nash. It was one of the first things I got really into with TNA. Which partly explains my ill will with them. Kofi Kingston-If it hadn't been for Evan Bourne, he'd probably have made it into my top five.

I saw a guy at a bar last night wearing a green jacket, homemade Paddy's shirt, and holey long underwear. He had to wear the holey underwear because it is getting freezing.

THE PUNJABI PLAYBOY~!

-A shirt with Stone Cold Steve Austin battling Shawn Michaels (I'd place it late 1996) I remember seeing this one a lot back in the day. Off the top of my head, I had the nWo glow in the dark shirt, the offbrand SCU, the DX logo (this was before I could easily order anything off the Internet), some sort of Wolfpac shirt, the original Y2J, and a Hardy Boyz shirt (I talked myself out of the ever-popular Always Pounding Ass shirt). I'd wear a Hot Rod or Edge shirt today if I had the chance to pick one up in person.

Part One is up under The Big Ones.

I remember an article in 1997 that had pictures of Mankind teaming up with Dude Love on some indy show. I was in total mark mode, so I could never wrap my head around who they got for that. Anyone remember this?

The Showboat in Vegas was the AWA's Impact Zone.

Original ECW Invasion February 24, 1997 is the same segment from The Rise and Fall of ECW as well. Also, from your review-"(unless no one has said how awesome Kevin Kelly's "CALL THE POLICE!" yelling was, then I'll go on record to say that)" "Oh my God; he's back!" is the greatest call in wrestling history.

Believe it or not, but having whip/shoot as the same button made parts of the game easier.

I was gonna buy Earthworm Jim until you guys forced me to recall the Peter Puppy level. I still may since I only played the SNES version a weekend I had a high fever and nothing to eat but spare ribs. I'll fess up. I owned it on Game Gear.

Once I get my PhD, I'll finally understand the intricacies of WWE 24/7 Scheduling . Are the pop-ups on the DVD or are they a creation for 24/7?

I've been waiting so long for them to introduce pot into the equation. I'm so glad it just turned out to be an immediate gateway drug for Frank. Mac's obsession with "The 80's Song" is something straight out of my life and probably yours too. And there was a great moment where I looked at my friends and asked "Did they just go out to the car to get that CD...?". I loved tonight's episode. Can't wait for the 1776 flashback. That's what I've been waiting for this year.

I actually remember the campaigning and subsequent recognition for the ECW World Title.

Azz Duthy Rhose wud say, its da dubba trubba bashinthe beach bubble.

From the Wrestling History section: July 2 1985: Pro Wrestling Illustrated reinstates world title recognition for the WWF heavyweight title after more than two years of viewing it as a regional championship. I had no idea it had never been considered anything but a, if not the, world title.

Speaking of looking cool, Steve Borden should never have been seen on TV without his face paint.

That's the first time Joe's looked cool in TNA in years.

Should the zipper for Green Man be in the back, bro? Man, Green Man is going to save your life this weekend.

I cringed when Austin pissed thick, mustard-esque piss on Arn Anderson. Edit: I also cringed after finally realizing what this thread was about. My mistake.

Nothing but a cheap suit and about five bucks worth of PVC pipe and duct tape.

They had a hostage. It was his wife. That's all that it takes.

Yeehaw, Tuesday in Texas is the only 1991 PPV I've never seen. And I don't know about the Funk/Hogan match, DD; I have a feeling it'll be entertaining. If the Flair/Goldberg match is from a late 90s Nitro then it's really good. Pretty much Flair's formula for a Nikita Koloff match, but who can complain about that?

I'm glad you mentioned that, it's something I've noticed too. I kinda feel like Kevin just got frustrated and thought "I've been making these raunchy movies full of cutsie references for years, I'm gonna have to cast these guys for it to work".