Corey_Lazarus

It should be noted that the Michaels/Jericho discussion ended. Raven. Jeff Jarrett. "Destiny." DOUBLE SUPERKICK CONCHAIRTO. Ruined the match, ruined the company, ruined Raven's career, and ruined everybody's opinion on JJ.

No WONDER a Republican state is giving the kid a hard time over it...

Yeah. I actually got to hang out with my friends in high school. Now? When I'm not working, I'm with my girlfriend, and all of my friends are off at college, so I'm stuck with only the friends I had that were underclassmen, and most of them either suck or are too busy with school to spend time with. I've hung out with all of 3 people from my graduating class on a regular basis. During high school? I'd see these people every day, and be out with others every night. Of course, an argument could be made that it's more the fault of my girlfriend that I can't spend time with my friends, but alas, that's not for this folder. Yeah. I miss high school, especially for the one teacher I had in high school that didn't suck (he's retiring this year, so I wish I was still in his class).

If you have Windows Media Player, and can play the song in it, then you can burn it onto a CD by putting it into a playlist.

The Crow Eric putting on the Harlequin makeup. Eric: "And I say I'm dead...and I move." Eric: "...you still have your hat on." Sarah listening to the Hangman's Joke record, and it skips over and over again on the line "it can't rain all the time." T-Bird: "There ain't no coming back, man. This is the really real world. There ain't no coming back...THERE AIN'T NO COMING BACK...THERE AIN'T NO COMING BACK...abashed, the devil stood, and felt how awful goodness is...and felt how awful goodness is..." Eric waving after sending T-Bird down the pier. Eric: "30 hours of pain! All at once! All for you!" Ghostbusters EVERYTHING Venkman says. Aliens Hudson: "Hey, Vasquez...have you ever been mistaken for a man?" Vasquez: "No. Have you?" Lt. Gorman going back to rescue Vasquez. Hicks: "Don't be gone too long, Ellen." (This is only in the Special Edition, as it's a deleted scene.) Ripley: "Get away from her you BITCH!"

Can somebody fill me in on the story behind this? I'm lost.

Only slightly.

Yep. So why is Dusty better than Russo again? Oh, right. Because he's "old school." At least Russo got smart and started booking things for more reason than to just shock and amaze people. Dusty seems to book just to see how fucked up he can make things before people stop watching.

1. Deadbolt, we're not worried about Apollo NOT getting a push, we're worried about him being the same talentless sack of shit he was in '04 and GETTING a push. 2. Kash starts shit with everybody, but he's all professional where it counts. Hence why he is (drumroll, please)... YOUR NEW FAVORITE WRESTLER!

Let me put it this way: Crossroads was a different "road trip" film than Road Trip was. Which movie made more money? The better of the two. Being different doesn't make it better. Otherwise, I'd be better than all of you, which just isn't true (considering I'm only better than LFV and Swiggy).

I can't wait for him to come back and teach the majority of these talentless fucks in the X-Division how to properly work a spotfest to build drama with the highspots.

EDIT: Double posts suck as bad as Dusty Rhodes.

Shadows Fall I bought the Century Media compilation Identity 6 to listen to some metal acts, because my friend Wes had Identity 5 and I liked it a pretty good amount. 4th or 5th song on it, and it's "The First Noble Truth," and I was just amazed by the energy, technical procision, and heaviness of it all, and I bought Of One Blood a couple days later. The Misfits Heard Metallica's cover of "Last Caress," bought Static Age in 8th grade on an impulse, and never looked back. Zombie Apocalypse While searching the nearest Newbury Comics, I was looking for maybe any rare White Zombie CDs, and since White Zombie and Rob Zombie are usually in the same category, I was searching the Z section. I saw the band's title on the white board behind its section, then looked at the cover of This is a Spark of Life, and bought it because it looked like it was heavy as hell, and it was all about zombies.

AC/DC's Back In Black, Biohazard's s/t, Fugazi's End Hits, God Lives Underwater's Life in the So-Called Space Age, Pantera's Great Southern Trendkill, Six Feet Under's Maximum Violence, and Zombie Apocalypse's This is a Spark of Life (which is odd, because I listen to the two longest songs on the album all the time).

It will be mine. Oh yes...IT WILL BE MINE.

1) Ric Flair Doesn't fucking matter, because he still entertained the hell out of me. 2) Shawn Michaels Heel, particularly in DX. 3) Bob Backlund Heel. Angry old man with a large vocabulary of big words he rarely uses in proper context? Ownage. 4) Roddy Piper Doesn't matter to me, because I'll always mark for the Hot Rod. 5) Jake Roberts Heel. It just fits his style better for him to be a heel. 6) Mick Foley Face. He was allowed to be goofier and more like his true self as a face than he was as a heel...though his "Anti-Hardcore" ECW heel stuff is gold. 7) Bret Hart I always liked him better as a heel, myself. 8) Lex Luger Heel, because then I have a kayfabed reason to hate him. 9) The Rock Heel, because he's more creative when he isn't fishing for pops. 10) Undertaker Heel. I guess I'm one of the few people that REALLY liked the "you WILL respect me" Biker-Taker, eh? 11) Randy Savage Heel. Just had the attitude for it. 12) Big Show/Giant Face. DA SHOWSTER! SHOWKISHI!

"Open wide, and say ah." - Jerry Lynn 'Course, he only said it once before a title defense in TNA against either Ace Steel or Sonny Siaki (X-Division title, Year One), but it was almost as if he expected people to chant it with him. "If I could be serious for a moment..." - Lance Storm It started taking off, but then WCW stopped letting him talk, really, and put Team Canada into that terrible feud with the Misfits In Action (though I did like how Hugh Morrus transformed back into the laughing madman), and he never really used it in the WWF/WWE.

TECHNICALLY, he could still use Michael Shane, since he's using MICHAEL, the full name, and not just Mike. But, then again, TNA creative is terrible..."Empire Saint"? The FUCK?!

I thought it would've been funny if the guy from North Side Kings would go to every Danzig/Doyle show, gets up front, and waves at Glenn.

Apollo in 2002 TNA? Good. Good brawler, could move excellent for a man his size, and was put into a damn fine angle involving then-commish Ricky Steamboat and then-World champion The Truth. Apollo in 2004 TNA? Terrible. Couldn't move at all, showed no charisma whatsoever, and was stuck in a terrible fucking feud teaming with D'Lo Brown taking on Kid Kash and Dallas.

Actually, PlatinumBoy, I'd say "Walk" would be more of Pantera's signature song, though "Cowboys From Hell" is close, as is "Cemetery Gates." Iron Maiden - "Hallowed Be Thy Name" System Of A Down - "Chop Suey!" Disturbed - "Down With The Sickness" The Misfits - "Last Caress" or "Die, Die My Darling" The Offspring - "Self Esteem" (though maybe "Pretty Fly (For A White Guy)" could be looked at as their signature song, but it sucks) The Who - "My Generation" Slipknot - "Wait And Bleed" Mudvayne - "Dig" Cannibal Corpse - "Hammer Smashed Face" Nile - "Unas Slayer of the Gods" The Scorpions - "Rock You Like A Hurricane" Stuck Mojo - "Rising" (only "hit" they ever had) Black Label Society - "Stillborn"

I'd say Starship Troopers, but Wild Things was a bigger success because of the (then) popularity of Neve Campbell and (constant) awesomeness of Kevin Bacon. How? When I see Carl Weathers, I think Apollo Creed in Rocky. And I enjoyed Predator more than I did Rocky. And IDRM, I'd say T2 for Ahnuld, since the most recognizable look for the T-101 is from T2 (the crew cut, sunglasses, and leather jacket). Christian Bale - American Psycho That is, well, until Batman Begins comes out. Keanu Reeves - Bill & Ted's Excellent Adventure

Well, that's next on Evans' agenda, then. Also, a lot of wrestlers probably just watch Nova matches, or something. ... What?! You knew a Nova joke would wind up somewhere in this thread.

I remember Chavo using the Emerald Fusion during the InVasion, or right before teaming with Eddie in Los Guerreros, so somebody could use that, since it's not a head-drop move, but rather a Michinoku Driver II to the side. And were WWE to let up on their ban of head-drop moves to anybody but 'Taker, I'd like to see a double-underhook piledriver, Kid Kash-style, since the move is pretty safe (Kash actually lands it so that the person taking it is a good 3 inches from the mat before he throws them to the side), and looks SICK.

I think the best Disney DTV sequel has been Stitch The Movie, which was the segue from Lilo & Stitch to "Lilo & Stitch: The Series." Very, very good, but maybe that's just because I love Stitch.