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I guess my father was thinking of John Belushi? Belushi died of cancer, didn't he? Or was it a drug overdose?

My father tells me that Scatman John died six months after making the very first Blues Brothers movie in the early 80's. Is this true.

What was the cause of Scatman's death? RIP:Scatman John

I'm The Scatman!

Scatman John is one of my all-time favorites when it comes to dance music. Here's one of the reasons why.

I'm hoping that my sister will be able to fix this problem.

60.King Edge:The Awesome!

Ok, my burner for both CD's & DVD's is now dead, and there's some stuff that I want to burn onto DVD. (wrestling matches) My burner no longer works, no matter what program I install. What do I do?

26.He was once known as the Tortured Soul in 1998.

That's shit!

Ok, who did HHH pin, Edge or Orton?

Well, they don't call him Randy Resthold for nothing. lol

No kidding.

My choice is the Pink & Black of Bret Hart. I used to like Hulk Hogan, but then I grew up. Pretend that this is like a poll.

OMG, HOGAN CAUSED 9-11!!!!!!!!!!11111111111111

Yeah, I know. But, imagine the senario of Bret Hart being at a healthy 100%, and being able to wrestle along with The Hart Foundation, as well as talk on the mic. I think that the 1997 Hart Foundation could've easily become as dominant as The Four Horsemen were in the NWA/WCW. Not to say that they weren't as dominant. I think that any combination of The Hart Foundation could've won the tag team gold on any given night. Any two members of the four or five members could've done it. I remember thinking when Bret was still walking tall, The Harts would become such a dangerous unit, and I also think that if Jim Neidhart had been brought back sooner while Bret was still at 100%, I would've possibly been saying, "Eat your hearts out, 4 Horsemen", because they were the new dominant force in wrestling, at that time.

My question is, say if Bret Hart didn't have or need knee surgery in 1997 that put him out of action for a couple or so months. Say if Bret had that surgery done in 1996 while he was on hiatus, and was completely 100% in 1997, during the whole Hart Foundation angle after reuniting with Owen Hart, British Bulldog, & Jim Neidhart. I think that if Bret was able to be at 100%, and be an active wrestler as the leader of The Hart Foundation, that storyline could've been 10 times better than it was, already. I mean, imagine all the kinds of tag team matches that the new Hart Foundation could've put on on RAW is WAR, Shotgun Saturday Night, PPV, etc. I think that after HBK & Austin won the WWF Tag Team Titles from Bulldog & Owen on RAW, I could easily imagine The Hitman & The Anvil reuniting to take the tag belts from The Stone Cold Klique on any given night. What do you guys think? If Bret Hart wasn't literally regulated to sitting in a wheelchair every week, and yakking on the mic all segment (no offense, I like Bret, too), wouldn't The 1997 Hart Foundation have been more powerful then it already was on that year? Your thoughts.

So, how did Cena win, this time?

Like I said before, a 100% healthy "Loose Cannon" Brian Pillman feuding with Triple H & Stephanie McMahon-Helmsley in 2000, during the McMahon/Helmsley Era would've kicked all forms of ass. BTW, I got the DVD, and it rock so much, it by all rights, SHOULD be kicking Vince McMahon's DVD's ass. Brian Pillman >>>>>> Vince McMahon! (even though Pillman's deceased, and if your name is Vince McMahon, that is just sad.) Nuff said.....

Mark Curtis?

I pre-ordered the Brian Pillman DVD on Amazon.com, but does anyone know when Amazon will ship, and more importantly, deliver once it's in stock & available?

Yeah, he's a road agent.

Ted Dibiase was forced into retirement on his 40th birthday due to suffering a very serious spinal injury. But, what really happened on that day? What was it that caused Ted's career-ending injury in 1994?

And here's the 1996 senario. Final_96.zip

For anyone that doesn't have EWR, here's your chance. ewr4.2.zip