DrVenkman PhD

This has been described as hot sauce.

Any good results for your google search?

If it's text, that seems like TSM's fault, does it not?

I think he wrote his own wikipedia page because that sort of thing is omitted. Instead, it champions him as losing his job for producing huge hits for ABC (but Lost was too expensive).

If you were using Firefox instead of IE, you could just "block image" the offending image and you'd be all set.

What video are you watching?

Ha, Lloyd Braun. His phone wasn't even plugged in! I'm sure Eric Bischoff would throw Jamie Kellner in here.

We have what I thought were money flavoured Doritos in Canada now (which I thought was in poor taste in such economic straits) but apparently the dollar sign on the white bag means it's a flavour naming contest. I recall hearing this was awful in the States, but that was a "guess the flavour" deal right? http://www.doritosguru.ca/

I don't know, being able to view sigs/avs with some of the stuff TSMers put up? That's borderline VAYOR.

Thanks for bringing this to my attention. TSM wishes mellow the best in all his future endeavours.

I sent an e-mail to my Cogeco contact about not having the Legends show or SuperBrawl III. He thanked me for alerting him to this (on behalf of other area subscribers who don't know what the hell they should and should not have, I guess) and said he's looking into it.

Where is this from, by the by? WON mentioned that he "hasn't been around" and his name doesn't come up, but more towards the "he's there and can contribute, but his interest in marking out for being on the writing team is over".

Or jokes (or attempts at joke) since this is TSM and all. D.B. Cooper reminds me of NewsRadio, so that's a great example.

And how can someone not love Sophia?

There's some old scores that still give him trouble, he may be getting the urge to do the nursing home rumble.

I watched bits and pieces of a movie called "Monster Ark" this morning - I'm certain it was awful and ripped at least two scenes off from Raiders (I suppose it could have been 'paying tribute', but come on...) but it featured Tony Lister, Renee O'Conner (still hot), and Amanda Crew (hot since I first saw her on some Canadian show about tennis), so I kept going back to it.

Did we ever find out who let the dogs out?

I was playing Fatal Labyrinth the other day. A lot better than I expected it to be. I said it in 2006 for the PS2 version, but it bares repeating with the new additions: The Museum write-ups are excellent. "A Pinball Defense System. That was your big plan, Dr. Robotnik? Really?"

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I think it was a drug thing. Selling an injury to build to a match 12 months later seems a bit much, even by 1992 standards. I'm sure I'll read about it ina retro Observer soon enough. For now, let's trust wikipedia: "Jannetty was initially meant to "work" the injury (thus missing the opportunity to win the vacant WWF World title at the 1992 Royal Rumble) before returning to start a feud which would culminate at WrestleMania VIII. However, personal issues would prevent this, and Jannetty was released from the company in March of 1992."

I hadn't seen the baseball bit before, that was pretty awesome stuff. Here's the blooper real from earlier in the weeK: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l4kCQYXf2no

I know there's nothing technically wrong with it, but it's still funny historically. The Bulldog one is a bit of a baffler though.

Cheech is still good people, btw.

I fully agree with this statement, more so when the statements used to back up the point are shown as fictitious.

I got my "Fagerstrom, I'm waiting!" last night. Andy Richter needs to be tonight's walk-on monologue cameo.