SuperJerk

I never thought I'd see THIS.

Maybe it'd be cool if those robot guys blew up Bea Arthur.

That trailer was pretty sweet. http://supermanreturns.warnerbros.com/trailer.html

HOW? Kurt's burning himself out, and risking his health, sure...but to declare he could drop dead at any time? Ridicules.

Because stores take open DVDs back.

I think this whole rumor is bullshit.

The Washington Post's version (because I know some people just don't feel like clicking the link)

In case you don't feel like subscribing to the New York Times... The New York Times could print that the sky is blue and conservatives wouldn't believe it.

Damn, the local Wal-Mart around here has it for $21.93. I was going to pick it up but I thought better of it, and will probably check out Best Buy later. <{POST_SNAPBACK}> Same here. Best Buy had it in their Sunday ad for $19.95.

I think it's difficult to judge how two guys are feeling emotionally based on a 5 minute athletic exhibition. Nitro and Mercury haven't been in the company very long and perhaps weren't very close to Eddie personally. I'm sure they were still feeling some sort of shock and emotion. Have you ever worked in an office where someone died and you weren't particularly close to them but you see the reactions of those who were? It's still a lousy day for you. You still pick up the phone and go about business as usual but you aren't feeling particularly good. You are thinking about things beyond "business as usual" but in a setting where you are expected to go about 'business as usual'. <{POST_SNAPBACK}> Damn, can I ever relate to that! When I was in college, I worked at a grocery store and had to work a Friday night shift the night one of our employees (a woman who'd worked there for years, but who I barely knew because we were on different shifts) had been shot in the parking lot earlier that day (she lived, though). All I can say is, I feel sorry for anyone in that company who worked that show yesterday. My hat's off to their sheer professionalism. Its easy to forget that show was taped just hours after they got the news.

One of my favorite Eddie moments.

In the "60 Minutes" piece, the people they interviewed actually did advocate harming human beings. Also...

Too bad it was the shitty belt. <{POST_SNAPBACK}> Let's not nitpick. It's a classy gesture, despite your feelings on the Cena belt. <{POST_SNAPBACK}> Yeah...okay...you're right...

"But it's myyyy SHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIRT!" -Randy Orton Raw, November 14, 2005 <{POST_SNAPBACK}> Quote of the week.

Too bad it was the shitty belt.

Shades of Jeff Hardy. [/JR mode]

This is what house shows will be like after they end the roster split.

Especially considering what it says on the back.

I just had a flashback of that awful promo Steph cut during the first post-9/11 Smackdown.

I'm sure Jerry could tell us a thing or two about "clinics".

AND EUGENE!!!!!!

With all due respect, and I realize I'm saying this about a man who's best friend just died...but Rey looks like a buff Cheech Marin.

Somehow I knew he was going to do that.

Melina/Trish feud = $$$