DrVenkman PhD

Would "Gamblor" have been in play as an unseen character?

"The Chat" annoys me since it makes the threads baron.

Did Eve get a new rack or something? I barely remembered her winning the final Diva Search or anything she ever did, but now, I know exactly who she is.

Well, you see... uh... The Draft... 9/11... HHH has no rematch clause because Vickie is a meanie.

We were going to have a tournament for "Least Memorable Poster of 2008" but no one could think of anyone to nominate.

Well by that logic, whose clock did Jeff beat? His own? Just because he went first, his time would win in the event of a tie? I guess there is some logic to that, but it's not Fair to Flair... er, HHH.

I know people give TNA (and even WWE with the Scramble matches) guff over complicated rules that take multiple screens to explain the rules (and with good cause), but Jesus Christ, the "Rage Of The Cage" match Joey was plugging? What the HELL was that all about? Let me see if I have this correct. It was a "six man tag" between Raven/Richards/Brian Lee and Dreamer/Sandman/Terry Gordy. Raven and Sandman were inside a cage. Richards and Gordy were brawling from somewhere else to the floor - whoever got to the floor first gave their team a 2 on 1 advantage in the cage. Meanwhile, Dreamer and Lee were having a "Falls Count Anywhere" in Philadelphia match OUTSIDE the cage. AND, if anyone pinned Richards, Raven lost his ECW title. Huh?

How was HHH/Benjamin? For whatever reason my DVRd SmackDown got all messed up during me FFing through the Raw Rebound and just went to audio only. I admit I had a good laugh over the Miz/Morrison/Festus antics.

I checked "Big Show" because right now it's listed in the Mania/SummerSlam/Survivor/Rumble section and thought "this must be where the big shows are". How silly of me. I'm watching the April 91 SNME right now. Really surprised to hear a licenced song ("Saturday Night's Alright for Fighting") remain as the intro theme. Clips of Undertaker locking Warrior in a casket in the intro reveal this show aired when I was already watching wrestling, but I was apparently not aware it was on. Savage still seems to be a bit heelish on commentary too, so that's cool.

I guess he just steals things from Blockbuster. That's what the quotations imply, right?

Might as well pick my gimmick account while I'm at it: Tuxedo Kamen/Mask.

You are correct. It is also for testing graphics and images, presumably for signature banners.

I was highly amused hearing "You're the Best" in the SFIIHD trailer.

So, do they not currently archive the house shows and SNME episodes? I don't see them, so I guess I should get a move on before "last month's updates" vanishes. Or use your handy reference thread.

Good thing Arnold was 10 feet away before hand.

I like the idea of a sub-section being created for the drafts, otherwise I feel like I'm participating in something TSM hates. Then again, I moderate the wrestling section, so I guess I'm already there. Dr. Peter Venkman

Maybe my connection is just really good this morning, but the Part 2 of Fink's countdown is the best quality video I've ever watched. No choppiness at all. Edit: Huh, a lot of things are working well now. I tested a Raw when I first got my new PC and it was still a bit choppy and always re-buffering, but now things seem smooth. Hooray!

Matt Striker already used "Really now, who throws a shoe?" during the PPV, so I got nothing.

I don't like how the Edge DVD comes out two days before Christmas. If it came out the 16th, I could add it to my list of "DVDs I can get for Christmas and not pay for". The Essential Starrcade comes out on January 13th.

His pop-ups have been called "HurriPops" as well.

"Here" meaning TSM? Because I think you just described how most things go around here (and God bless TSMers for it).

So now UPS knocks on the door, gets me all excited that this "2nd day delivery" that is now on business day 5 has arrived, but no, it's an item for someone else (that they owe duty on to boot). Damn you shipping times!

This commercial just makes me sad for Phil Hartman.