chaosrage

Well was it any good?

Don't leave, Xavier. Make another 100 posts.

10 whole dollars. 1/4th of what you'd pay for a wrestling PPV. About as much as two boxes of cereal. There are also some positives that come with costing money. (One of them is that it seems to keep out kids) Or well they could always come to RPGA and partake in Horse.

That's just too active. I'd rather have only one page about Raw to read than have 170 to go through. Death Valley Driver and Something Awful's Wrestlehut are much better alternatives.

Or this...

Dude, you had Paris Hilton on your list. If you think Paris is better than this...

No Lexi Belle, Jenni Lee, Rebecca Linares, Nikki Rhodes, Megan Fox, Hayden Panettiere, or Jessica Biel? Shame on you.

Wow, the only people left on TSM must be those without a sense of humor... Everyone on Somethingawful and Dvdr who commented on Santino's segment gave it positive feedback. http://forums.somethingawful.com/showthrea...p;pagenumber=18 http://forums.somethingawful.com/showthrea...p;pagenumber=19 http://forums.somethingawful.com/showthrea...p;pagenumber=21 http://board.deathvalleydriver.com/index.php?showtopic=48486 I thought it was hysterical. Santino's facial expressions are what made it funny as hell. For anyone else, this storyline would be stupid but he's so charasmatic that he's able to make it it work.

Suns are out, so hurry up and get here November.

I figured that after HBK and UT killed themselves for 30 minutes at WM, the WWE decided to be nice and give them the week off to show their appreciation.

Why? It's just fucking comedy. Lighten up. Except that it's not, well, funny. The crowd laughing and everyone enjoying it but you says that you couldn't be more wrong about this.

Me too. What's up with that?

Kind of close, but it was actually McMahon that called him into his office and told him things needed to change. "The meeting where he asked to take on more responsibility- He felt the WWF product sucked and was hard to watch because of crap like TL Hopper and Who. He was watching the nWo angle around that time, so he started trying to bring them up to the times, as he felt that the company was stuck in 1986 while the rest of the world was in 1996. He went up to Linda and Vince McMahon and told them that he was thinking of going to WCW and that, if they thought he was only capable of writing the magazine, they should tell him that. They didn’t think that, so he stayed and the door was open for further opportunities. The next Monday, there was a memorably bad RAW where the matches were shot on one continent and the announcers were on another one. When the rating came in abysmally low, Vince McMahon had him brought to a big meeting and he was thinking “I’m in deep shit” until Vince threw a copy of the WWF magazine down on the table and said that the magazine was everything the show should be. It shocked him and probably wasn’t the best thing for him since Vince did it in that way, as it made people hate him. However, that did mean that he and McMahon were now writing the TV shows together." http://thesmartmarks.com/article_1294.shtml The memorably bad Raw he's talking about seems to be April 14, 1997. http://rspw.org/petrie/970414.txt After that, Russo started writing the shows with McMahon. What was Russo's first show? Why, it was this show. http://rspw.org/petrie/970421.txt This could very well be the official start of the Attitude Era.

What guy would assume control of a place where he's hated by half the people and then change his mind and quit in the same week because he's hated by half the people? It has to be a woman.

Resigned after one day? Created a bunch of drama for no reason? You see, this is why women can't be leaders.