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Interesting. Personally, Steve Somers is my favorite sports radio host. I don't see him having much of a Mets bias, as even he knows they suck right now. I found it hilarious when he said the Mets should change their slogan to "We're the New York Mets - Deal With It." He just seems to have a calm voice and a great sense of humor. He doesn't wheeze and scream at his callers like that douchebag Christopher Russo, but he actually mixes both respect and humor in his answers. I guess we just have two very different opinions, but I find him the best sports talk show host on radio today.

Britney isn't a virgin ! *drops dead* And it's ridiculous to think she didn't have sex with Colin Farrell too. The guy humps anything that moves, and he wouldn't spend an extra second with her if she wasn't putting out. Chalk 2 up on the Slut Scale for Britney. If we add Durst, it's 3. Britney Slut Scale:

The push-up contest. I mean, it IS pretty damn unforgettable.

Wait....god damn, I used the wrong smiley face again ! Let's try this again. Ah, there we go. Man, SeanO'HaireMark, you are one cool guy. How's your search for the beautiful woman going anyway? You know, it IS pretty low to come on a message board and make unfunny comments.

I don't see the government prosecuting Trish Stratus for what she said ......... ......... .........what? He said WWE didn't give their employees the freedom of speech. Which they don't. They're basically unauthorized to do any interviews. They can't speak out against some of the writing for fear of being fired. As we saw with Piper last week, if they speak about a certain topic like drugs, they will be fired as well. WWE wrestlers need to be extremely careful over what they say. Sure, this is probably in their contracts (which is legal), but it still means that they aren't able to speak like the constitution says they should be able to. And yeah, WWE is "God Bless America", "Let's punish our troops by giving them Bad Blood for free, by gawd" and other stuff. But when it comes time to actually grant the first amendment to their workers, they throw a fit and promise danger unless their way is completely met. .....How your statement even applies to that completely escapes me. Please, read things more carefully the next time you respond. He never mentioned the government prosecuting her but, in fact, WWE preaching one thing but actually doing another.

Downhome, give it a fucking rest. Yes, we know, you don't believe it's Trish. We've seen that for 6 pages now. Retro Rob was put in a very tough situation. For his own safety, he might not be saying exactly everything that he knows. But if he's telling everybody here that he does indeed think it's Trish, then why the hell must you keep coming back with "No it's not."? The situation is hard enough without you standing on the sidelines and saying the same damn thing. If Rob thinks it was Trish, and it does look like he would know a little better than you, stop trying to cause such extra trouble. You're like that kid in the playground that screams out a whole bunch of confrontational stuff, but yet, no one listens. No one's listening right now so please stop spewing the same things. We get it.

So....I guess my exclusive interview with Steve Lombardi is not welcome here, huh?

Now, by famous, do we mean "He's been on television, so now he's famous" or "He's really gained the attention of the public and is being highly sought after now" Because, if we're going by definition 1, then yeah, you can consider him famous. But if we're going by definition 2, then he's only been famous for a few months now. He's only gotten a LITTLE attention because of his show Punk'd, but most of his attention for going out with Demi Moore. If he wasn't going out with her at this time, I don't think he'd be getting nearly as much attention as he is now. Personally, I would go with Definition 2 to consider someone famous. Otherwise, we'll have to consider people as minor as "the father on Baby Bob" or "the butler on Joe Millionaire" famous as well because they've been on TV too.

Bringing back ECW that one fateful night during the Invasion. The shock it brought was great, and I thought Vince could really do something great with that. ......Of course, he ruined it that very same night.

RVD did a good job SELLING the leg punishment at the time. Screaming in pain, clutching the leg, he did a good job at it. But afterwards, there was really no reason to continue. It interferes with nearly all of RVD's moves, the Five-Star planned, the Van-Daminator planned, and the other kicks he had to do to keep taking out Evolution. The leg injury didn't even factor into the finish, and would have just gotten in the way of everything else that needed to be done. It's not the fault of RVD that such spotty selling was done. Either the bookers need to learn that RVD's leg should not be worked on, unless an alternate plan is devised. You can't take out his legs, and then expect him to continue a whole plot of offense - although his legs are his strongest point ! Sure, he could have hobbled around a little more, but by the end of the match, did it even matter ? He lost by a DDT. Not a Figure-Four or the Indian Deathlock of Doom.

Heat morgue ? What fucking match were you watching ? It was a hot match before the leglocks. It was a hot match after the leglocks. The leglocks killed it, and that was the responsibility of none other than HHH. And oh yeah, to officially add to this thread, chinlocks suck.

RVD took a crowd that was dead for at least an hour, and chanting "Boring" while Spike took a complete backbody-drop bump over the top rope, and brought them into this match. This should completely justify a pushing of Rob Van Dam. The people love him so I don't see why he can't be pushed more. He just needs to brush up on his selling a little bit. And, in addition, fuck Scott Keith. The match was way over *1/2 and frankly, I don't know what friggin match he was watching. I would have given it at least ***, and it was one of the best Raw Main Events in a while. But what the hell do I know ? I'm not eating a box of Devil Dogs and typing on a keyboard that my fingers are too fat for. You're the man, Keith !

I'm not really talking about past games from certain years, like NHL '94 or NBA Jam. Which one of the current major franchise games do you enjoy the most at this time ? For me, it's.... Baseball - Personally, I love MLB Slugfest. Other baseball games just seem too frustrating, with all the CONSTANT pop-ups, and too slow. Slugfest is exciting, even though the scores are always extremely high. I have to put it above every other baseball game. Football - Madden. It's either this or NFL 2K, but Madden just seems like the better done series. Basketball - NBA Street. 'Nuff said. Hockey - NHL Hitz. The game is arcadey, but most games are always very tense and full of excitement. Not to mention some of the extra mini-games in this, which are awesome as well. What are everyone else's favorite "Major 4" Sports games?

Oh, jeezus. I didn't think they could kill Kane's character even more, but they went and did it. Now he's like every other generic hoss out of there. I mean, making him bald ?! What the fuck are they thinking ?! He doesn't look grotesque at all. At all ! No burns, no scars, completely bald. This is Kane ?! Argh, my head hurts just thinking about how WWE dropped the ball on this one.

*The wrestlers all gather in the locker room to hear one of Bradshaw's comedy acts* Bradshaw: Boy, they say once you go black, you never go back. Ain't that right, Faarooq? Booker T: Uh, it's Booker T, dawg Bradshaw: Hell, you all look the same to me anyway. Well, my penis is black now and I can certainly say that I can't wait for it to turn white again. Like the saying goes, if it ain't white, it ain't right. *Some of the wrestlers in the room gasp and all the African-American, Asian, Spanish, and other minority wrestlers leave* Bradshaw: Er....uh....god, I hate the French. Does anyone else agree ? Triple H: I'm part French-uh ! Bradshaw: Oh, shit....uh....the French aren't bad....but I DO hate those stupid smarks. Dumb six-year old bastards. *Triple H and Nash stand up and start applauding* Bradshaw: Thank you ladies and gentlemen ! And I'm out of here ! Texas 4 Life ! --------------------------------------------------------- Despite the fact that this had Raw superstars and Smackdown superstars in the same locker room (WWE doesn't remember their storylines, so why should I?) this must be fairly accurate.

I thought it was an awesome show when I was a kid, and I couldn't watch that movie enough or play those video games too much. I went crazy for the Power Rangers, up until all of them left except for Billy. I couldn't stand that guy and ended up not watching the show anymore. Still, it was a good couple of years. But.... I don't know how many of you know this but Thuy Tran, the Asian girl who played the original Yellow Ranger - Trini, died a few years ago in a car crash. I think it was around 9/11, so her death didn't really get noticed too much. Sad.

Hmmm.....I thought Charlie's Angels II would get more than $38 million. In the 40 millions for sure. 50 million was a possibility. Has to be considered a little disappointing And the Hulk wound up getting screwed by word of mouth. It's main audience is kids, teens, and young adults. Kids look for a lot of action and, if there's a story, a simple one. Most teens don't want to have to think so much in a movie that shouldn't require a lot of thinking - it's a comic book movie, dammit. And while some young adults might have liked the movie, they're not really the ones who will go back and rewatch a movie over and over. Kids and teens heard about how detailed and confusing some of the storylines were, and what few action scenes there were, that they stayed away from seeing it. Ang Lee alienated his main audience by making such a complex *SLOW* storyline without enough action to pay it off. Can't say I was surprised with this big dropoff....

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You know, the sad thing is that this will lead to a depush of Zach Gowan. In Vince's mind, this will be Zach's fault. Vince: My god, how could I have done such a stupid thing ? Why would I throw a cane into the crowd ? Vince's Brain: It's not your fault. If Zach wasn't crippled, you wouldn't have had to make fun of him and hobble around with the cane. He should be held completely responsible. Vince: Hmmm....that makes perfect sense. Anything else to add ? Vince's Brain: Bret screwed Bret, and the screwjob at Montreal was completely justified. In fact, everytime you go back there, you should repeat the same finish. Vince: My god, you agree with everything I say. When are you available for my writing team ?! Vince's Brain: Necrophilia is the wave of the future !

In the Ring: Vince - And see, the funny thing about this is....Gowan, you're crippled....and I'm not ! Ha ha ! Look at me ! I'm Zach Gowan ! I have a cane ! See ! *Vince starts hobbling around the ring with his cane* Vince - Get it Zach ? You're crippled ! I'll keep repeating it in case you don't understand ! *Vince throws the cane into the crowd and it hits a girl in the face* Vince - ......does somebody have a janitor ? We need a janitor. Ha ha ! I'm Vince McMahon, and now she's crippled like you Zach ! -------------------------------------- Maybe this is God's way of telling Vince McMahon that we know Zach Gowan has one leg and to END this fucking angle already !

Mark McGwire SHOULD go into the Hall of Fame as a Cardinal, considering this was where he became such a household name. Alomar obviously should go into the Hall of Fame as a Met. Wait.....what ? He sucks as a Met ? Okay, scratch that then.

I thought for sure, since RVD didn't have a match on Raw, he had a match on Heat. But he didn't have a match then. This now begs 2 big questions: 1) Why the hell was RVD wearing his ring attire, when there was no plans for him to wrestle ? and.. 2) Why the fuck isn't RVD wrestling in Madison Square Garden, where he is tremendously over ?! I swear, WWE has no idea what the fuck they're doing.

NEW YORK (June 21) - Mike Tyson was released from a Brooklyn police precinct Saturday afternoon, hours after his arrest on assault charges following a brawl with two men outside a hotel. The former heavyweight champion, who was charged with assault and disorderly conduct, walked silently past reporters standing outside the 84th Precinct in a driving rain. Fans of the boxer shouted ``Mike! Mike!'' as he was led out by police. Tyson was released without an arraignment and was due back in court at an unspecified later date, said a spokesman for Brooklyn District Attorney Charles J. Hynes. He was arrested after a 5:30 a.m. fight with two Reading, Pa., men outside a hotel, police said. All three were guests at the hotel. According to police, Samuel Velez, 31, and Nestor Alvarez, 24, were with a woman outside the hotel when the fight began. One of the men used a metal pole grabbed from the lobby against Tyson, who was treated for minor cuts to his hands. He had his right hand bandaged when he left the police station. A source close to the investigation said the two men started the fight with Tyson, adding that the boxer feared the men would hit him with the pole. ``They did instigate it,'' the source told The Associated Press. ``They were harassing him, saying things to him. But Tyson was the one who threw the first punch.'' Velez and Alvarez were charged with disorderly conduct. One of the men and their female companion were treated for minor injuries at Bellevue Hospital, police said. Tyson was not taken to the hospital. Shelly Finkel, adviser to the 36-year-old Brooklyn-born boxer, did not know any of the details of the confrontation. ``I don't know anything except what I heard this morning,'' Finkel said. ``I'm in the process of trying to find out.'' Finkel said he spoke to Tyson on Tuesday, and the boxer said he planned to travel to Phoenix. Tyson, with a long history of legal trouble, was convicted of rape in 1992 and was sentenced to six years in prison. He served three years before being released on parole. In a Fox television interview last month, Tyson said he was so angry about the conviction he wanted to rape his accuser, former beauty pageant contestant Desiree Washington, and her mother. In 1997, he bit off a piece of Evander Holyfield's ear during a bout. Tyson's Nevada boxing license was suspended for a year, and he was fined $3 million. In 1999, he was released from a Maryland jail after serving 3 1/2 months for assaulting the two motorists. Last year, he threw a punch at Lennox Lewis' bodyguard at a news conference announcing a fight between the two, setting off a brawl between Tyson and Lewis. 06/21/03 20:04 EDT Copyright 2003 The Associated Press. ---------------------------------------------- *yawn* You knew it was only a matter of time with this guy before he did something else. How long until he promises to eat their children and wishes that he would have raped them ?

It was an angle. This was around the time Paul Bearer said he was screwing the Undertaker's mother. Lawler was in the back interviewing him and they stopped the interview so they could cut to a commercial. The camera was put on the floor, but Lawler kept talking with Bearer. Bearer talked about some details, Taker's mom being a slut, etc. until the camera was finally shut off. Then, when they came back from commercial, Lawler apologized in front of everybody and said he was sorry for all the graphic details. It was an angle made to show some of the details of the Bearer/Taker's mom situation, and to make Bearer seem like more of a scumbag.

Why should Clemens be treated differently than everybody else ? Nobody else is able to choose what hat they want into the Hall of Fame. Recently, Gary Carter wanted to go into the Hall of Fame as a Met. He wound up going in as an Expo, but he knew he had to accept that fact. Just even getting into the Hall of Fame is such an honor that complaining "I'll skip the ceremony if I can't pick my hat." is ludicrous. I still say Clemens should be banned from the Hall of Fame for acting like such a crybaby in public. These are the rules of the Hall of Fame and you either accept them, or shut your damn mouth. I mean, jeez, I'm a Mets fan and I don't proclaim the Gary Carter induction as a grand injustice against the Mets. The hall has rules, and no exceptions should be made for anybody - especially a nasty, headhunting, whiny pitcher such as Clemens.