B. Brian Brunzell

Raiders/Jets eh? Well, I guess I'll just HHHave to watch RAW.

"Don't You Hate Pants?" "You Shot Who in the What Now?" "We tried to execute HHH, but he wouldn't sell for the chair" OR the ever classic: "The real Big Show is in my pants"

I give it **1/4. IF not for tHHHe run-in, and the fact that the WWF are TNN's bitch now, it could've possibly gone **** or higher.

I would rather watch the Smackdown! 6 wrestle each other over and over than watch, oh let's say, a Big Show title push. Or another Rikishi push(and you know that one's coming again).

Let's see, another of the HHHappiest Two Hours on TV. Hey, who's playing in the Monday night game?

One can only hope that SOMEHOW, HHH is off tv for another year.

Group A: Robert Altman vs. Francis Ford Coopola Orson Welles vs. Woody Allen Group B: John Ford vs. Steven Spielberg Howard Hawks vs. Spike Lee Group C: Martin Scorsese vs. Akira Kurosawa David Croneberg vs. John Huston Group D: Oliver Stone vs. Alfred Hitchcock Billy Wilder vs. Elia Kazan

Go Bears. Go Steelers. I care for only these two teams. Fuck everyobody else.

I like Lee's voice post-Moving Pictures. Not as much of the ear-bleeding wailing. I watched Kelly Osbourne on "The Tonight Show" and I have to say that it was one of the WORST performance I have ever seen. The fact that the song "Shut Up" is mind-numbingly awful doesn'thelp her cause either.

"Free Sho Funaki" "Bring Back the Killer Bees" I have to say, Bobo, the HHH sign ideas you have are brilliant.

Well, then, that would mean that at least they've adopted a policy of Truth in Advertising. And I can't handle the truth anymore.

I generally try to block out Geddy Lee's vocals whenever possible and just listen to the greatness of Neil Peart, Alex Lifeson, and Geddy Lee as musicians. Lee is at his high-pitched worst on Fly By Night and A Farewell to Kings.

But does that make them instantly Punk? I've been jamming Ramones for as long as I can remember, and I am in no way a punk.

My biggest mark-out moment ws this year at Wrestlemania XVIII for, Hogan. It was the 3rd time I had seen him live, but to see him at Wrestlemania was something special for me, as Hogan was the man responsible for me getting into wrestling back in '84. That day made me feel like a kid again.

That's why I paid $25 for the DVD at Suncaost.

How about this one: "It's Tuesday Here"

Why oh why did FOX ever get rid of Titus? Fucking Rupert. And Family Guy owned too. It was FAR funnier than anything on cable in the last five years.

Good Man Comedies: Monty Python and the Holy Grail Up the Creek National Lampoon's Animal House

Red Foreman: "Just sign the damned piece of paper."

That is a great analogy about the Browns, Millenium. I just can't sympathise with the at all though.

moe.-"Spine of a Dog"

Of course RVD won't headline a PPV in a singles match. HHH would NEVER allow that to happen. RVD is done with this angle. He had his sHHHot, and now he'll be back curtain-jerking and involved in pointless feuds. No matter that he's the most over guy on the show...

That HHH joke never gets old-uh.

Don't forget when they used to egg opposing teams.

How can one hate the Browns? Easy, be a Steeler fan like me. Ah, "The Drive." That brings back great memories.