The Amazing Rando

8472 6287 4749 0536 there ya go, folks.

I have the Wii Sports (of course) and I bought Wii Play for the extra controller. Other games will come in the following weeks. As soon as I get everything set up, i'll be sure to post my number

I just got a Wii. I've done little but get the internet working and am getting it updated...and i'm already loving it. Havent even played a damn game yet!

"who books this crap"?

Guess what, you just had ... AN ANEURYSM~!

This has a Horowitz/Skip vibe to it.

RUN!

I think he's a little cocky.

What girl in her right... Oh, wait, did he marry "The Narcissist" mirror?

I thought general consensus on the Khali/Ong thing was that Khali was holding his lower body for a flapjack but that Ong though he was trying to do a back body drop and went to flip through, only to have Khali basically pull him down onto his head and neck.

You know, it's not exactly a whole new gimmick for Rikishi or anything, but I was surprised to hear them actually mention that he was Rikishi and that he held various WWE titles. Christian Cage wanting to destroy the Samoan nation could be a fun storyline. Just keep bringing in samoans for Cage to beat for months on end. Also, Sting went from stupid face to genius with a snap of the fingers thanks to that restraining order and his total asshole sarcasm. "sorry, Karen...i'm so sorry"

If it leads to Cody Rhodes flinging himself from a bridge it might be worthwhile. Him or Santino...but I would want Santino to bust a move first.

This show needs a random musical number. I'm not talking WWE Idol...more like the Royal Rumble commercial. Cody Rhodes should have a solo and then throw himself from a bridge like Saturday Night Fever.

"She was built like a brick dollhouse...."

If it's Ejiro....well, then... We'll need to have a discussion.

Check out the answer to "F". A quick trip to Cawthon's tells me it refers to the 5/9/06 Smackdown.

It is a leg-trap sunset flip powerbomb. Using the legs wrapped around the opponents waist (basically by sitting on their lower back while they are doubled over) and rolling them over sunset flip style. It doesn't sound like something a guy the size of Murdoch would do, but then again, I never thought I'd see Kane try to do a rana, either.

Even Austin would eventually just let himself be led out of the building. The way this was shot and edited it appeared as though Cena pushed them all the way up the ramp, through the curtain, down the stairs that have been seen to be right behind said curtain, and all the way toward Vince's office (or wherever he was in the hall). Hell, I could have seen Cena just saying "I'll stop if I can talk to Vince, then I'll leave" and having a security guy say "he wanted to talk to you before we threw him out" and have Vince be a little pissed off but then have Cena go into his rant.

He pushed them a few hundred feet, he appeared. All through a commercial break. Also, HHH gains points from me for putting the hat on Vince's head. That little moment didn't seem scripted at all.

They can always write this out as a joke by some other wrestler or whatever. Cause it seemed to be that none of the wrestlers actually knew if they were the son or not. So, in a few weeks or months someone can come out, claim it as a hoax and voila - McMahon vs. Face Rebel begins anew for the trillionth time. ...time.

I loved the ref checking Jeff's shoulder before the pinfall.

"They're", and of course it doesn't make sense, but it adds to my idea that it is just Vince, the lawyer (and possibly even Khali and JBL...among others) just screwing with the rest of the family. Jeff Hardy came out just to be a nuisance and to say that he didn't want to be Vince's kid. So, yeah, for NOW I am still going with the suspended Kennedy.

I still want to say that this is a ruse between Vince, Kennedy, and the lawyer to mess with his family. Vince can then send his son on "vacation" to prepare for life as a McMahon. If it ends up being HHH... eck. I was and am still hoping this can be used to elevate someone to a higher level, but it's seemingly less and less likely as the hours go by.

This is a pretty funny image, but even funnier in my mind is the image of Steph giving the speech and then from off to the side - before she's even done - RVD's hand appears with the check, and he just hands it to her without saying anything. It's even funnier if you picture Steph folding it twice and then slipping it down into her bra, and then having to send Hornswoggle down with spelunking gear to retrieve it at a later date and/or time.

That's what Ric Flair meant when he was screaming about "bleeding virgins".