AndrewTS

I wouldn't personally do it, but instead of reacting like a sensible person and ignoring it, Goldberg gets riled up like a poor-tempered little bitch--and this is hardly the first time.

About as ghetto as the upper-middle-class white kid who thinks every fucking person in a mile radius wants to listen to his favorite shitty rap music.

That's what markers are for. *I* You aren't very ghetto if your pendant was mass produced and has WWE logos on it. Cena's actual pendant's probably a Masterlock or something anyway.

Fuck Goldberg.

So they are charging you 10 bucks for a "pendant" you could make with stuff lying around the house?

Memo to self: Never visit AndrewTS's neck of the woods. People like RVD are considered normal. Avoid it like the plague. Or New Jersey. Either is applicable. Uh, no--that wasn't what I meant. I've seen quite a share of stoners, and where I live is considered a big area of drug use--but wasn't what I intended. I'll let ChrisMWaters handle the NJ crack.

Zach's gonna go to Raw then? The sequel to the Angle shirt with the anklelock silhouette? And/or aborted Steiner T-shirt phrase? "Ring rage"--does Vince want another steroid trial?

You met RVD? Cool--how is like to talk with in person? He seem normal, or like he was kinda baked...you joke about it, or what? I'd think he's be one of the best guys to meet. Val vs. Christian on Heat--wow, Heat > Raw this week. Who is the "bastard son of Sting?" I'm for some reason thinking of Cena because of Downhome's old sig picture of him in the Sting makeup, but I guess it was probably an OVW/ROH/local guy with a ripoff gimmick? Was that actually his ring name? "Coming down the aisle, weighing 229 pounds--the BASTARD SON OF STING!"

Fuck Goldberg IS Mike Vargas IN Touch of Evil 2003!! ...a Joel Schumaker film...

With Bradshaw's alleged "financial genius" and his inability to get over without Ron, er Faarooq, I'm shocked Vince hasn't given him an I.R.S./Michael Wallstreet gimmick yet. Imagine--every week on Raw, he could have a financial talk show with a special "celebrity" guest shilling the current WWE sponsors. Bradshaw: ....and that's why I suggest all mah viewers invest in BEER and SHOTGUNS!! Charlton Heston (playing Soul Calibur II): Agreed, the stock is going to be taking quite an increase these days--you know, this game could be better only if there were some guns in it. Bradshaw: Right--but them games is made by them foreign Chinese fellas! They're Communists! And America needs to get tougher on these foreign terrorists and Commie scum, like ah did when I beat up Fu-Nacky all them times. I was thinkin' a boycott, but nah--let us put a huge tariff on them foreign goods, to fund the military! We should prolly start with the French! A tariff on ALL French goods! French wine, French cheese, French lingerie, french fries, french poodles, French manicures, French's mustard, and French kisses! Heston: French gu--oh, wait--they don't have any...

Most of my DVDs are wrestling, music, and a handful of movies. Not worth it. And WWE PPV DVDs I usually can get for 10 bucks used rather than recording a PPV I don't know the quality of for certain without extras. Non-WWE DVDs may be 5 bucks or so. Do you work for a cable company or something?

Why? Other than WWE and Cartoon Network, I never watch TV. I mainly use it for video games and watching tapes/DVDs. And I get those on basic cable anyways.

Whoopdie fuck. Raw deserves a 0.6 at most not a 3.6 so frankly this shows what fucking morons Nielson families or the TV-watching public in general is. "ARE YOU READY TO STUFF MY C*** WITH A FOOTBALL!?"

I'd like to watch the TNA 1 cent PPV, but my fucking Nazi cable company won't allow you to buy PPVs until you first upgrade to digital cable.

I've yet to watch last week's SD. Damn college...

Okay, I knew he didn't for X-Factor, and Virtual XI I wasn't sure about because it looked pretty good. The guy who did Virtual XI's and Fear of the Dark--whether it's the same guy or two different guys--should have done the job on this one.

Incidentally, who is touring with Maiden in the UK? It's Dio and Motorhead here.

I'm sorry, but an album with containing THE pussiest Ozzy song of all time, with an environmental message to boot, belongs nowhere in my CD collection. The rest of it was mostly way too forgettable for me to bitch about. "Gets Me Through" was okay, though. I'll forgive him, though, since Ozzy is half braindead today anyway. Plus, "Lump" spawned Weird Al's "Gump." (His girlfriend Jenny was kind of a slut, went to the White House, showed LBJ his BUTT! He's Gump, he's Gump...). When I feel down, I usually listen to Presidents and Ramones and everything's all better shortly.

The Metal Maniac: Just got DoD and loving it; the suck is only cover-deep. As for Riggs' departure, I figured as much, because the Rock in Rio cover wasn't quite right--normally even live albums get illustrated covers. Any idea why Riggs quit? And yeah, the cover shouldn't matter, but you expect certain things when you get a Maiden album, and a bitchin' cover is one of them. How they didn't opt to get another artist, even if that artist has a different style, boggles my mind. This cover...ugh...it looks like it was partly done with Poser, or if it was a grab from an intro from a Playstation game. If it had been an illustration by Riggs, I think it'd been fine. I see now that the BNW cover is partly CG--I didn't have it directly in front of me at the time I posted, and it isn't as noticable since Eddy *is* the main focus on that cover. Of course, CG people are always a lot harder to make than other things. However, the BNW cover was still dull compared to virtually any other of the Maiden covers. Aside from this, Rock in Rio, Edward the Great, Ed Hunter, and the X-Factor covers, weren't all of the Maiden covers by Riggs, even live albums and such, from the very beginning? How did this cover get made and, before it went to print, NO ONE spoke up and said "er...no, that really sucks."

Yeah, I'm an American, so I guess it was different for me.

Perfect example. I like them...they're cool and didn't take themselves seriously enough for anyone to actually hate them. They kinda defy any sort of genre classification. Okay, there's "alternative" I guess--which is MTV's label, not mine.

What the motherfucking fuck?! Dio does not in any way, shape, or form suck. Um.....what? The man is an elf. The voice annoys me to no end. He rode Ozzy's coattails in Black Sabbath, and he has contributed very little in regards to actual music. The majority of Dio's best work came from his Black Sabbath days, namely Stand Up and Shout. Holy Diver makes no sense...Man on the Silver Mountain? Rainbow in the Dark is the man's best contribution to music, and that isn't exactly saying a lot. Dio is short and you don't like his voice. And yes, Dio was in a band called "Elf" too so he has a sense of humor about it. Gee, that goes a long way towards proving your point. You want to talk about a shitty voice, we can talk Ozzy. "Rode Ozzy's coattails?" How so? Sabbath with Dio's songs and general musical direction bears little resemblance to Sabbath with Ozzy's songs. He never tried to be like Ozzy--most of "classic" Sabbath's songs were all drug-related. I agree that was his best work, though, because I like both versions of Sabbath anyway. Contributed "very little in regards to actual music?" I guess the groups he influenced and albums like Holy Diver, Sacred Heart, and The Last in Line are "very little." "Stand Up and Shout" is from Holy Diver, the first solo album, not from his Sabbath days, by the way. Making no sense? "Holy Diver" is a standard "good vs. evil" thing--is evil winning? And "Man on the Silver Mountain" is supposedly D&D related, but I don't know about it. I'll admit that some of the criticism comes from the sometimes "out there" lyrics, some occasionally tongue-in-cheek songs that seem out of place, and some overly-pretentious works. Not that there aren't musical acts that have those in them. Regardless, instead of trying to say why you think he sucks, you state you dislike him because of personal biases and allegedly him having made few music contributions. That's complete failure on your part, dodging the question. Surprised to see the Dio hate here, but aw well. Reading between the lines, I think it may have to do with favoring Ozzy, but I doubt it. I'd think anyone who liked the last Ozzy album would have to add it on here, because Down To Earth was some SERIOUS suckage.

America isn't to blame for bad presidents. The public is only able to choose from a few hand-picked candidates after anybody decent, dynamic, or capable has been weeded out, and usually only get to pick one or another mediocre, middle of the road candidates. Gore would make just as shitty a president as Bush turned out to be. Sending the Armed Forces here or there is usually something decided upon by the President or Congress--depending on whether or not it is a true "war." However, World War II ended the U.S. foreign policy of isolationism and forced them to think about potentional global threats. The American media obsesses over celebrities and their love lives. The average American likely doesn't give a fuck about it, but it's news, it's easy material for comedians, so it is covered. You can't take every collective bitch that you have against any American or Americans, throw them together, and use "America" or its entire population as a collective scapegoat. Well, you can, but that makes you sound like an ignorant bitch, and every bit as full of bullshit as you declare those others to be. Want to bitch about the government? The media? Foreign policy? A particular party line idea? Go right ahead, but be specific instead of misleading by throwing blame at an extremely general group. All those lefty elitist prick actors should join Depp in France.

The kids' parents aren't going to be able to award them millions of dollars.

Do they mean Grand Theft Auto, that overhead perspective game that kinda sucked, or GTAIII/Vice City? These publications seem to never know there were two games before it. It's a "M" rated game. Rockstar bears no responsibility.