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Green Day - American Idiot Alter Bridge - One Day Remains Listening to mostly these two when I'm walking. And hey, one of those has Edge's theme! Guess which!

That's, like, way too, much, commas, you, know. ,,,,,, ,,, ,

This covers anything on TV besides wrestling. There's a folder for that. I was watching a syndicated Spin City, which had Mike being all nervous because he was meeting his mentor for the first time in years. Lo and behold, who pops up but Christopher Lloyd. Being a BTTF fan, I let out a Holy Shit. More: - Puppet Angel - Masturbating Bear unmasking himself, revealing Jim Carrey - Triumph ripping on the Quebeccers. Yeah, I know. They couldn't have picked any worse humorless morons for this bit. - Any Arrested Development episode. I mean, duh. Discuss.

XIII On the sole basis that Adam West plays the general.

NewsRadio - Bill - Joe - Jimmy James (the man so nice they named him twice, Macho Business Donkey Wrestler) Seinfeld - Kramer, duh. - Puddy - Frank - Titus - Gil Bender [Greg The Bunny] + too many more to mention.

From the list? Leary. All time? Carlin.

Family Matters is also guilty of this. I can understand Urkel getting pops, but when Carl and Eddie were getting it, yeesh.

More: Smallville - Clark Kent taking flight for the first time in the season opener. - The first few notes of the Superman theme song heard in season 2 & 3. - Lois Lane - Michael Ironside as Lois' dad. - "Hello Clark." .... pan over to reveal Christopher f'n Reeves. - Perry White:"Kid, if you ever make it to Metropolis, look me up. I owe you one." Seinfeld - "Dolores!" - "Bye, Le George." - "Twiiiiiiiiiiiiix!!" X-Files - Jesse Ventura & Alex Trebek appearing as Men In Black. Family Matters - A kid points out that Carl looks like Uncle Phil from Fresh Prince. During the credits, same scene, this time James Avery pops in through the door. Angel - Angel dancing, depicted in BlackFlagg's avatar. - The entire sequence when Angelus & Faith revisit Angel's good deeds, which leads to Angel vs Angelus. - Any mention of his Barry Manilow fandom.

Wondering that myself. Be a shame if she's gone.

I've always had a soft spot for Gorilla egging Bobby on after Flair came out at #3 in the 92 Rumble. I'll watch it again for old times sake.

One of Eddie's old friends. He gets briefly mentionned in his DVD.

Wait, Mel Gibson, huh... You KNOW what this movie'll need:

2/5 Shoulda said "I damn thee to hell!"

Reconsider that.

A paperbag with eyeholes is more marketable than him.

I'm getting a 7-second incomplete sentence.

All too well. When did he exactly go back to his more recognizable look? (flashy country outfit w/ straps)

I can recommend my fed's official tape distributor: WrestleHolic, which has lots of cool shit, plus he takes US $$.

I feel that "Silent But Violent" could've worked, if done right. Then again, WCW...

Fun topic. I'll bite. Why did you choose that name for your character? Back in 99 or so I was fiddling around with creating a new character (the one who'd become TdK) and was trying out various phrases in german with an online translator. I wanted some sort of "mental anguish" gimmick so I went with "death of the child", which is "tod des kinde" in german. Just move that S to the end and voila, a name is born. Why german? Everything sounds cool in german. Why do they look the way they do? Like Strangler, the character took shape playing No Mercy. The look was basically a shirtless Matt Hardy, with the cargos and all. I later went with wrestling tights to give him a better image. Why is their character the way it is, and is this different from how you originally envisaged them? I was trying to go for a mix of Edge and Raven (as a face, mind you) and got less then good results. Got bored with it, tried a heel run as your standard Annoying Little Shit and got me a fairly fun feud with Annie. If there was one thing you would want your character remembered for, what would it be? Like I said, the Annie feud and the retirement match with TNT. But to be fair, I was more than happy to leave. Long lost hours of sleep and virtually no reaction to the career match contributed a lot to my leaving. And why stay up till 4am to write wrestling matches when I get to live the real thing? Oh yeah, I'm meeting Raven on March 12th.

"...Step aside, Butch." - Pulp Fiction, which also involves shooting a man in the crotch. Hell, the entire scene when Butch & Marsellus get some payback. Also, Jules Winfield reciting Ezekiel 25:17, the line that made me a Samuel L. Jackson fan for life. -- In The Shining, when Wendy goes through Jack's "All Work And No Play" novel and realizes he's been going crazy all this time. -- The Bill VS Beatrix confrontation in Vol. 2. -- In Collateral Vincent killing anything in sight in the club and then killing the cop that saves Max like it was nothing. -- Basically all of Run #3 in Run Lola Run, where everything seems to come together for the couple. -- The revealing of Andy Dufresne's escape in Shawshank. -- In Lock Up, Stallone gets revenge on the asshole warden (played by Donald Sutherland) by strapping him to the chair and then tying himself to the switch. The guards know that if they kill him, the warden goes zap. Awesome.

This has no impact whatsoever, but the name is already taken by a guy in Montreal.

"I'm Tazz, and I'm thug-life born, thug-life bred and when I die I'll be thug-life dead." Just seems a tad bit too long to close out a promo.

He then put on his jacket backwards, which had stripes, and counted a pin for his team. As a referee, even I wouldn't know how the HELL would that be valid.

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