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I really thought it'd be Tazz for some reason.

Christian was getting himself over as a potential main eventer when he was buried. Hassan just went out and got cheap heat.

I appreciated that.

I noticed that, too.

Nice dissolve effect. No, really... *chuckle*

I was just waiting for Grisham to ask Mick Foley if he'd eat the moon if it was made out of spare ribs.

This feud still doesn't make any sense to me.

THE ULLLLLLLLLLLLLLTIMATE...WIGGER! <{POST_SNAPBACK}>

Halloween time is a very important anniversary... The time John Cena dressed up like Vanilla Ice. That Smackdown was gold.

Actually, I missed one. Chloe on Clark's Zorro outfit: "Don't you think the cape was a bit much?" Clark: "I kind of like it."

http://www.ew.com/ew/report/0,6115,1120854...4||0_0_,00.html

I think its more likely they just really want to make their comics compatible with their TV show. Is the post-Birthright Lex younger than the post-Crisis Lex? Originally the post-Crisis Lex was an older fat man, until he had his brain put into a younger clone body. Has used-to-be-old-and-fat-but-now-Im-a-clone-posing-as-my-own-son Lex been wiped out by Birthright as well? So confused...

A lithograph.

That's the rocket John Byrne used in "Man of Steel"...wasn't the rocket (like the rest of Superman's origin) revised for Birthright? I can't help but wonder if they'll try to explain the difference between Man of Steel continuity and Birthright continuity. <{POST_SNAPBACK}> Thats also been puzzling me recently. Just how can the varying Birghright/Man of Steel origins create two different Supermen, when Birthright is simply eliminating Man Of Steel from continuity? <{POST_SNAPBACK}> Someone should make a list of all the ways Birthright messed up the post-Crisis continuity.

**cough**Kicking and Screaming**cough**

I know they're rying to play up the romatic tension between Clark and Lois, but since Lois shouldn't even be on the show, I was hoping they'd go a different direction.

Such as Lori Lemarus? *gets hopes up*

That's the rocket John Byrne used in "Man of Steel"...wasn't the rocket (like the rest of Superman's origin) revised for Birthright? I can't help but wonder if they'll try to explain the difference between Man of Steel continuity and Birthright continuity.

Exhibit B: http://www.cnn.com/2005/POLITICS/10/28/sco...next/index.html I'm now laughing at every motherfucker who said it was wrong for me to oppose Roberts because I disagreed with his Constitutional outlook.

No crime was actually committed.[/Republican hack mode]

Suddenly Capt. Kirk's surprise that Sulu had a daughter in "Star Trek: Generations" makes a lot more sense.

Edge: Matt Hardy attacks backstage before the match. Problem solved. Kane: Furious that he lost the voting, Show attacks Kane before the match (rationale: most of the fans thought only a big man could beat Cena, but having Kane split the vote so the HasBeenKid won instead). Problem solved.

You were acting like you didn't already know that, even though I knew you did.

I hate to go into Buffy/Angel mode but Charisma Carpenter is pushing 40. <{POST_SNAPBACK}> She's only 35, maybe to you young whipper-snappers that's old, but to someone already in their 30s, pushing 40 means 38 or 39. Also, I'd hate to think this guys was decades in the future boring his kids with stores of what happened for months to years before he actually met their mother.

Spoiler: No, really.