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I watched the first show and there was some decent shit on there. The Shawn Michaels match was a good look at a future great learning his craft. And getting to see a VERY green Scott Hall throwin' a mofucker all around the ring with one arm scoop slams is always cool. Plus, Curt Henning at ringside! Anybody have any idea of what they'll be showing? Like any good matches I should watch for? I know alot of shit about AWA from the net, DVDS and shoots, but I haven't actually had a hance to watch much of it.

Awesome. I watched this at my 'nilla Tada-Head's house. We had an illegal feed, so we got to watch the whole show live. So, I remember being all 'what the fuck?' the next night, when they showed the match on Nitro. People who paid for it were all pissy at school on Tuesday. Good times.

Buff Bagwell sold himself on ebay one time...

It ain't to play games witchu It's to aim at you, probably maim you If I owe you I'm blowin you to smithereeens Cocksucker take one for your team ... Thanks for postin' this shit bro.

I love Lashley's reaction in his picture on that page.

Joe Budden - Mood Muzik 3

Her E! True Hollywood Story premieres Sunday at 6:30 est. I think.

Special K? Sit I can get that on the East End all day, man.

Real thing Fakes 1

I expect LL Cool J's name to come up soon.

Post up one of your favorite music blogs or websites and, unless you're a lazy bastard, give a breif description of it. Here is a blog I've been going to for a few months now, Tiny Mix Tapes. The coolest part of the site is The Automatic Mix Tapes Generator. You enter a Mixtape Request, like "Songs With Handclaps" or "Songs that are about love, yet don’t mention love even once" and your name. It's rare to actually get a request filled, but there are plenty of excellent track lists already on there already on there. Oh, you can't actually download a tape, they just give you a list of songs, so if you're lazy then you're fucked. The review section is good and covers a ton of styles. Most of the writers are cool, but theres always gonna be at least one columnist/reviewer/fag at every site/blog/magazine/dirt sheet. One of the writers is Gumshoe who describes himself as "I have two personalities, Passionate Gumshoe and Too-Cool-for-School Gumshoe, and the latter trashed my hokey hair-metal shit when the former was out taking a drizzle" in a list of what could have happened to all his old metal cassettes from his youth. Also: SEVERAL PLAYED-OUT RHYME COMINATIONS, COMIN’ UP! I’ve been meaning to sound-off on this life-chafing topic for so long it’s making my balls rub against my inner thigh: Can we please, PLEASE place a cease-and-desist order on lyricists that rhyme the same words OVER and OVER? I realize the young Beatles would have never reached the plane they did had they not tinkered endlessly with rhyming the same words, but I think we should all move past this practice in the here-and-now. I’m not going to go as far as to say rhyming should be disallowed altogether (though Racebannon may have suggested it when they said “Fuck Yr Obvious Wrds”), but the following word-combinations have been done to death, to the point that when I hear them I, in fact, want to die: Rhyming ‘change’ and ‘rearrange’ ‘eyes’ with ‘cries’ (’cried’ is also unacceptable, though ‘cryin’ mysteriously pass lyric customs just fine) ‘be’ with ‘me’ and ‘see’ and ‘free’ ‘you’ with ‘do’ and ‘through’ and ‘too’ and ‘to’ and, hell, ‘tu’ ‘wife’ and ‘life’ ‘time’ with ‘mine’ and ‘sign’ ‘fear’ with ‘near’ with ‘clear’ with ‘dear’ with ‘here’ with ‘hear’ with ‘appear’ (sorry coffee-shop douche, it’s all been done to death) ‘by’ with ‘guy’ with ‘fly’ with ‘cry’ ‘resolve them’ with ‘solve them’ (does that even technically equate to a rhyme? Apparently it does... ) ‘it’ with... ‘it’ [ditto] ‘frutti’ with ‘lutt-... ahh, you get the pizoint (speaking of which, next time we’ll get down to eliminating annoying catchphrases and slang) For the record, this also goes for poetry. And the site logo is ill. Check it: Tiny Mix Tapes

Snitsky in HD joke. And Ashley speared the fuck outta Melina.

Jay-Z - American Gangster and Lupe Fiasco - The Cool are on constant rotation minus a few tracks from each.

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Yeah, that's what your ol' lady told me.

Likes frozen pizza.

True that. And Old Crow is straight up gut-rot. Worst hangover is a ton of coke and weed, Loritab 10s, Zanie bars, half gallons of Ten High, and a few cases of Hurricanes between 5 to 10 people. I used to do that shit at least three times a week. For like, years.

[ma$e] Wwwooooooooowww... [/ma$e]

I would just avoid Alvin & the Chipmunks anyway. That shit was wack, son.

I got it from Gangster Rap, and just older heads that I knew who used it all the time. "Mark", "Mark Ass Busta", etc.

Real talk, my nigga. That shit about the Bloods is probably true, didn't Chris Stokes do business with Suge Knight for a minute? Anyway, all them B2K kids are wack except Omarion, and thats just because he made a Lil Bow Wow song half way tolerable. These fags are just a boy band. I'd face fuck Raz B in his bitch lips.

I used the word "mark" to describe an over obsessed fan of musicians, comic books, and all types of shit. Before I ever heard the term in wrestling. I use it in the same way Hip-Hop heads use "Stan", refering to the Eminem song. In 8th and 9th grade, like 20 kids wrestled in the gym at luch time, on the Safty mats. People would sit in there and watch us and shit. We each picked a wrestler to emulate or whatever. Everybody bought a T-shirt. Six or so of us bought NWO shirts, and we beat the fuck out of each other. It was all good until this one kid DDT'd another dude from the top of the bleachers. That kid got a severe concussion and lost his memory for a long ass time. I'm drunk, I've lost my train of thought. Fuck it.

Homey, you have a cool ol' lady. If I ever have a real wedding, I want to play "Undying Love" by Nasty NaS. As for the album, I love this shit. Check out this review, it has links to select songs. Linda sings a song about Hulk that's pretty slutty. And the best track has to be "Hulkster In Heaven". Also, Randy Savage's album featuring the number one hit "Be A Man Hulk".