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I am looking at Incandenza's Myspace profile right now.

I don't believe Bruiser Chong that CJ's been on Myspace for quite a while. I think he signed up for the site yesterday. Can't change my mind, ho!

Incandenza was initially cold to this thread since it was about wrestling. However, once he saw Mik calling Kotz a queer, he warmed up to it. You follow, Spoon?

Whatever.

Well I'll be damned.

Yes.

I actually considered that first, but I couldn't find a good picture of Ug. But I'll rectify this situation for you, Mr. Republic, since you were the one who encouraged me to have an avatar. But not now. I'm too tired. As for me not having a personality or identity, I should say that I have actually been worse in the past. Back two years ago when my name was "Prez", I think I actually had a negative amount of personality. But I changed my name in honor of my favorite Karate Kid villain and now I'm just fairly, not extremely, boring. I also would like to say that ideally I would be much meaner in my posts, not like a MikeSC mean, but a Sandman-type mean where I can flame people and call them fags and other derogatory names. But I just don't have it in me.

OK. People like Hey Dude, right?

Pull up. Stop. Rims still spinnin'. Niggaz is talkin' greasy?

Don't tell me you've got Spoon on ignore!

"I think, too, it should be stressed that TNA is a family-oriented company. You're not going to get some sleazy, bullshit live sex show or profanity."

IGN gave Fight Night 3 an 8.5.

Former ECW star Grunge passes away [email protected] Mike "Johnny Grunge" Durham was pronounced dead on arrival at an Atlanta area hospital this morning. The only available details were he was at a friend's house in Peachtree City, GA, and was gasping for air and rushed to the hospital. The preliminary diagnosis from the hospital is that it was said to have to do with complications from sleep apnea. Grunge and the late Rocco Rock (Ted Petty), as the tag team of Public Enemy, were the first major stars created by ECW in a program against The Funk Brothers. They became ECW's most popular act, to the point they were subject to a bidding war of sorts between WCW and WWF. However, taken out of the ECW environment, they weren't as successful. Grunge, whose age is believed to be 39, was said by friends to have never been the same since Petty's death. http://www.wrestlingobserver.com/wo/news/h...t.asp?aID=15521

I bet Daniels is the opponent.

That's because it's pretty much exactly the same, except now there are six women in the division rather than five.

The "Songs That Have Never Been Done Right..." thread is, in a way, about cover songs. So, 6 days ago.

Hey, who was Bad Post Pointout? I always suspected it was Czech.

I think it was Sandman.

They were in the ad for the WCW game for NES. That was the only WCW game they were in, and I can't imagine there would have been any WWF game ads that featured them but not Hogan, especially since I think Super Wrestlemania was the only one they were in during their first WWF stint.

I'm sure everyone knows this game. It ain't so great, but it's still fun.

I liked the game show. One of my favorite shows as a youngster. I was always jealous of those kids winning the world-band radios and the trips to any of the lower 48 states. Very saddened was I when Lynne Thigpen passed away.

My favorite Street Fighter music is the end credit theme. You know, the ripoff of Pachelbel's Canon. I also like the music they play when Cammy wins. But as an addendum to my previous post in this thread, I actually did see a place renting 16-bit games about three years ago. It was a gas station in northeastern PA. They had many dinosaur-themed games, including Yoshi's Safari and Jurassic Park, among others. I remember this place was also selling WCW Macho Man candy bars of some sort. Considering this was 2003, these things must have been at least three years old. I feel sorry for any poor sucker who bought one of those.

OK, I just read on another board that it was recently reported in the Observer that the Boogeyman actually eats worms backstage. Can anyone confirm this, because it seems too fucking weird to be true.

That song was OK, but it wasn't written by Steinman. Rather, it was composed by queen of schlock Diane Warren, whose songwriting prowess is nothing compared to the "Lord of Excess".