SuperJerk

Well, looks like the WWE saw it my way in regards to . I guess that means I lost the argument as to whether or not it was a good idea.

"We don't want him, you take him!" "Don't give him to us! We don't want him either!" "No! We don't have to take him back and you can't make us!"

JOTW must have used "they" three times in the same sentence without indicating that each "they" might be referring to someone different. See? The first "they"= Mexicools The Second "they"= the WWE The 3rd "they"= probably the WWE again, but maybe the Mexicools. Pronoun abuse is a crime, you know.

Eddie joined the Mexicools? Did I miss something? edit: Reread it.

How could it not be the one I think it is when the cited article says that their the same group? <{POST_SNAPBACK}> I wasn't talking to you, I meant that it's not the group that most people think of the phrase "Church of Christ." <{POST_SNAPBACK}> Who were you talking to?

WCW, along with virtually all of its trademarks and archived footage, was sold to McMahon and World Wrestling Federation Entertainment, Inc. for a paltry $7 million in March 2001. --Wikipedia entry for WCW. <{POST_SNAPBACK}> So Pruder's actually worth $6 million less than the WCW library. Good to know.

He spends more money detailing his cars then he spent to buy those tapes and wrestler's rights. Think of it like this Daniel Puder was worth 1.5 million dollars less then the WCW/NWA Library. <{POST_SNAPBACK}> Pruder's "Million Dollar" contract was spread out over 4 years, so he gets $1 million total for 4 years, not $1 million for every year of the contract. <{POST_SNAPBACK}> How much do you think WCW was brought for? 2.5 Million. <{POST_SNAPBACK}> I thought it was bought for around $5 million. Can anyone find a source to clear this up?

He spends more money detailing his cars then he spent to buy those tapes and wrestler's rights. Think of it like this Daniel Puder was worth 1.5 million dollars less then the WCW/NWA Library. <{POST_SNAPBACK}> Pruder's "Million Dollar" contract was spread out over 4 years, so he gets $1 million total for 4 years, not $1 million for every year of the contract.

Isn't that also similar to how Eugene was described before he debuted?

BOO-YAH!!!!!

YOU DARE QUESTION THE JUDGEMENT OF THEODORE LONG?!?!?!

Because neither guy was actually pinned. Because it turns a very real problem that's costing lives and is destroying a part of the world into a reason to boo a guy. The graphic depictions they're using are trivializing a very horrible problem.

IMDB still doesn't have him listed as the director. But they *do* have him listed as the director of Rush Hour 3. So glad they're going ahead with THAT one.

Or at least since the roster split. Maybe.

I think what he's saying is that any second Cena sounds like any second he's going to ask Uncle Phil for some cash, or make fun of Carleton and Hilary. There's a definite similarity in the voice and speaking style, but I wouldn't go so far to say that Cena is intentionally trying to sound like the Fresh Prince. Now, if he starts feuding with Mike Tyson...I'll revise my theory.

You're REALLY underestimating how much of himself Austin brought to the table character-wise.

Hey...I think those are real.

Vince McMahon really lives in his own little world, doesn't he?

Since they were feuding at the time, I would assume that it would mean segment after segment of Austin trying to humiliate Flair. That's a little different than Flair being HHH's manager.

How did the 1994 remake compare to the original Japanese "Gatchaman" episodes?

Those were for the Top Cow "Battle of the Planets" mini-series. To answer the earlier question, Alex Ross is a comic book artist who does his work in paints. He illustrated the popular "Marvels" series for Marvel, and "kingdom Come" series for DC, two of the most popular mini-series of the last 15 years.

Let's just say I disagree and leave it at that.

Besides, its not like RVD jobbed to Brock clean.

Its not like he's Rich Little or something.

Oh, stop it.