Mecha Mummy

Uhm, what? It's a comic book. A comic book that's selling well and is critically acclaimed. I have no idea where the "doomed" part comes in, because somehow I don't think the dissenting opinion of a guy on a message board is going to lead to the fiery death of Rebirth.

I'm a dork and call Tajiri Yoshi sometimes.

"Baba O' Riley" "Pictures of Lily" "The Substitue" "The Real me" "Overture" There's four. Actually, that's five, but nitpicking aside, I've heard Baba O'Riley and pretty much hate it. I'll give the other songs a listen, though. Wow. That does sum it up perfectly. I've heard like two songs by Paul McCartney post-Beatles that I've really liked, and then one that is "Meh, it isn't bad."

Oh, right, "My Generation." I keep forgetting about "My Generation," which IS good even if I don't think it's that great. So there's one.

All right. Point me to any song by The Who that's above average, because I have yet to hear one.

The Who. I have not heard a single song for them that ever sounded like anything but average. EDIT: Come to think of it, Bush and U2 are pretty average too.

I'm biased against Ric Flair post-1989. I think it's his signature spots that piss me off more than anything.

The only movie I've seen Leo in and really enjoyed him in was Catch Me If You Can, but then again, I REALLY enjoyed him there.

Started out very good and just sort of decreased in quality as the movie progressed. I enjoyed it, but not overwhelmingly so.

... So why the fuck is this thread still being posted in again?

Jumbo Tsuruta Bret Hart Mick Foley Raven Stan Hansen Toshiaki Kawada Mitsuharu Misawa Dynamite Kid The Rock Owen Hart Jushin Thunder Liger Harley Race Chris Benoit Ric Flair CIMA Kenta Kobashi Steve Austin Brian Pillman Spanky Bryan Danielson

Wow. Grant Morrison writes Superman and people complain. Good show.

"There is no telling what you are going to get here." Indy sleaze. Lots of indy sleaze.

DAMN IT. I don't have Showtime so I watched the first season on DVD and it fucking ruled. This really, really sucks.

Argh. Identity Crisis, Plastic Man, and Madrox, plus a couple other things from the past couple weeks.

But nothing came out of that, did it? She made that comment and that was just sort of it. I mean, nobody watches Heat to begin with.

I... uhm... read New Avengers #1. I liked it. Disassembled was total crap but this wasn't bad outside of one too many exclamation points here and there. So... yeah.

Toryumon, El Numero Uno 2003 - Stalker Ichikawa vs. Yoshihiro Takayama Stalker looks to do a test of strength with Takayama, but this doesn't quite work since Stalker's like a foot or two smaller than him and can't reach his hands. So Stalker DEMANDS that Takayama gets on his knees so they can do the test of strength, Takayama complies, and... Stalker pokes his eye and puts him in a side headlock, which Takayama sells for a milisecond. Stalker then works over Takayama's arm triumphantly, thinking he's in control as he goes up to the top rope and starts a slow, ridiculous backwards ropewalk while still having Takayama's arm twisted a bit, and finally after all this, jumps off the ropes, apparently trying an armdrag or SOMETHING, but Takayama, tired of all this bullshit, casually lets go and Stalker crashes to the mat. Stalker would go on to try this again against the Great Sasuke two months later, and when he failed that he bribed the referee so that Stalker could do it to him and failed AGAIN. God bless you, Stalker Ichikawa.

2000s: Ebessan Kuishinbo Kamen Stalker Ichikawa Colt Cabana Christian 1990s: Chris Jericho The Rock La Parka Owen Hart Stevie Richards

If I were Miz, I'd be making sure I have a guaranteed contract after the shoot fight/boxing match/whatever. Because if not, what the hell is the point?

There used to be, but it vanished two years ago.

Best: Kingdom Come, Watchmen Worst: The Clone Saga of Spider-Man, Get Kraven, Chuck Austen's X-Men: The Draco.

I thought Van Helsing could've been cool for some reason.

That was ignored by moviegoers for the most part, it seemed, but not by critics.

The credits rule. "Ace Steele as THE MAN"