David Blazenwing

I'm still here. What new board? I can't seem to find anything about it anywhere, other than it being mentioned.

Blazenwing's Inglourious Basterds (feat. Kelly Kelly) Big Show 8m Edge 10m Evan Bourne 7.5m Kelly Kelly 3.5m Kofi Kingston 5.5m MVP 7m Ranjin Singh 2m Ted DiBiase Jr. 6.5m (Thanks for the PM, TSM Fantasy, I admit, I fully spaced on the deadline for the game! Sorry!)

I'd love to see Tazz go to TNA and take over color duties from Don West, personally. Maybe then TNA would be slightly more watchable.

I could have sworn I read somewhere (I really don't remember where, perhaps someone else will? if I'm not just imagining all this of course) that one of their next movies on tap was a comedy starring Big Show. If that's true, there's no possible way that can fail.

IMO, that sums up Boogeyman's run and release perfectly.

Really eh? I didn't know they would actually program that into the game. You have no idea. The storyline is incredibly outlandish. It makes Russo's stuff look like it was written by Heyman. (Don''t get me wrong, it was entertaining as all hell... just a lot of "what the fuck!?" moments in it.) I don't want to spoil it for anyone who hasn't played it yet, but... Zombie Santino. That is all.

What's the over/under on a Great Khali/Sonjay Dutt comedy tag team?

I got it just for Kung Fu Naki's theme. (And no, I didn't actually buy it. ) I also love R-Truth's theme, have since he debuted it in TNA, but I find the seemingly random edits a bit strange, considering I have an unedited version of the same song from the TNA era lying around somewhere. I can understand editing swears out and the like, but for example, the line "one of the baddest young brothers to step foot in this game" is, on the new release, "one of the baddest _____ _____ to step foot in this game". Is 'young brothers' bad? Does WWE not like him referencing his skin color? Or perhaps they misheard (or maybe I did?) the lyric as mother fu... well, you know.

That Hardy/Finlay match was really sloppy. That was not even the best match on the show, much less anything resembling a MOTYC. And does anyone else chuckle a bit whenever they mention Finlay drinking Guinness? I know it's part of his gimmick, but Finlay in actuality is a teetotaler. Really? I thought I remember seeing on WWE Confidential back in the day him bringing someone (don't remember who) to a bar. This was back when Finlay was still an agent, before he returned to the ring. It was Finlay and Cena, back when Cena was still a heel in mid 2003. Finlay bought Cena a guinness beer during I believe a tour of ireland or scotland, Cena took one sip, nearly choked, then comically requested a glass of chocolate milk instead. It was funny.

My cousin and I ordered the PPV and said the exact same thing when he was on the ramp with the belt. Scary.

I can relate, except for me, it's The Hurricane/Gregory Helms. TOTAL Helms mark. (And the fact that SD was in Milwaukee and I *JUST* missed his comeback to the ring pisses me off beyond all belief. Perhaps I'll head up to Green Bay for the MNTV debut show next week...)

From the Suicide website, I'm getting a total "Dark Knight's Joker" vibe. I wonder how it'll play out on TV.

Given his gimmick, I can't help but chuckle at the prospect of Punk getting arrested for drug possession. I think it'd be hard to take him seriously after that, considering from what I've heard, the straightedge thing is really his lifestyle, not just a gimmick.

Isn't it kind of similar to what happened to Maria? She called one of the wrestlers the wrong name on her first night interviewing and that sort of snowballed into her ditzy gimmick. I think she called Edge "The Edge" if I remember correctly.