Spaceman Spiff

I liked that feature. Hopefully you can keep it up. Not much to add, except maybe award a bonus point for appearing on a PPV. Maybe 2 for ME'ing a PPV. Also, here's a better pic for Brock from his bio on WWE's site. You didn't put an email at the end/beginning of the article, either.

Baseball player for the Yankees

OK, everyone else I can understand, but Orlando Jordan? Maybe it's my hate of him for beating WCW buy-out guys (esp. Kanyon) while jobbing to everyone else, but I find him incredible boring & generic in the ring. I don't get the Jordan love.

They should *SO* do this for real. Instead of unicycles, though, they need those bicycles with the outlandishly large front wheel. (and put this back in the WWE folder)

Wasn't Hamilton 1st Sec. of the Treasury, too? That's probably another reason not to take him off the bill.

I heard that rumor, too. The other, more controversial rumor, is that his dad's murder was somehow tied to Jordan's supposed gambling losses. I tend to believe the first rumor, but the other I would dismiss. And the Miracle on Ice has to be top 5, or the list is a joke. It should definitely be #1, considering the actual feat & the climate in the world/America at the time.

::sniff:: They grow up so fast nowadays.

Doesn't he also have an aircraft carrier named after him, too?

Knoble/Rico should be good on Velocity, but somebody please stop Super-Spike. Dude went from uber-jobber on Raw to Mr. Unstoppable on SD. As for SD, Rey/Chavo should be good, but nothing else really looks interesting. Mordecai & Kenzo on the same show is going to be agonizing.

"Torch" = flashlight.

Matt's not on Heat. Heat results are on 411.com.

Music City Miracle. Any time the Bills lose is wonderful, but this one was extra special. Any of the 3 "Wide Rights" by FSU against Miami. Phillies 1993 season. 76ers 2001 season. Dolphins giving the Bears their only loss in 1985.

Wonderful Why not give the guy a chance before going "oh god, this guys gonna suck"? He's had ONE match on PPV, a run in on a CW match and was reported to be told to NOT SELL FOR HIS OPPONENTS when he was trying to make others look good. No thanks - I don't like the Undertaker we already have, why would I want another? If he busts out some awesome matches, I'll change my tune, but for now I say "meh".

Wonderful

I'd hit it.

Not only that, but HBK (after going 25 [or so] minutes w/ Orton, as well as being bloodied) is then able to dominate both Orton & Batista post-match, and have the strength left to climb into the skybox to fight HHH.

Be that as it may, he still would have been better than Tomko, with the added positive of not injuring Jericho in practically every match.

Probably because Borque was a superstar in the league for a long time, while Andreychuk wasn't.

Hopefully we get another YCDTOTV.

not exactly correct explain how. if it's a 1, 4, or 6, it's zero in calculating the sum. Using my discovery I got it right multiple times. You just said count all the non-central dots. But you only do that when there *is* a central dot. Maybe you just forgot to specify that. A roll of 2 is also a zero. 3 and 5 are the only rolls that "count" towards the sum.

OK, Schwim.

Only reason the call was made was because St. Louis was hurt.

Oh come on, that was an obvious call...plus the fact St. Louis was split open on it. St. Louis had the puck. Charging is (usually) if you hit the guy too late after he got rid of the puck. Maybe the stick got him, couldn't really tell when seeing the replay. But even then, St. Louis was bent over, and the Calgary guy didn't get the stick up that much. The only reason that call was made was because St. Louis was hurt. Oh, yeah, Orton/HBK has been pretty boring. Nice to see all that arm & leg work early in the match went absolutely nowhere.

Pretty shady way to end the series. That was not a charging call. *Maybe* a high stick, couldn't tell if the stick got him, but even then St. Louis was bent over & the Calgary guy really didn't get his stick up that much.

That was so not a charging penalty. Pretty shady way to close out the series.