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I think Samoa Joe is kinda going to turn into this generations Vader. He's known for working stiff, and doing moves that "big men" aren't supposed to be able to do. I think alot of Joe's aura stems back to the Kobashi match which was stellar and he's milking that.

Dor... Jingus is/was a ref/ring announcer for some fed. He's "in" as it where. TNA taking a cut might be known to the workers, but like Jingus pointed out, alot of the lower end guys don't really have a choice, so they have to fork over the 25% just so they can stay solvent. That's kinda low, man. Kinda low.

Build her a special wing.... ...a Buffalo wing?

What I've seen with Dean is he's just trigger happy on calling a fight, but his consistent in that so you know what you are dealing with as a fighter. Other than that I haven't seen anything that really distracts or is poor officiating on his part.

CM Punk is a great heel. He's straight edge, just go holier than thou, talk down to everyone who drinks and smokes, easy transition. I don't think Jeff could work as a heel, simply for the fact that his whole moveset is based around popping the crowd, and he's not solid enough on the mic to really give a money heel turn promo. So even if they tried turning him, his high risk moves would still keep him popular. Rey sucked at his failed heel turn for this very same reason.

We got frisky last year. That we did. Then drafts took over the board, and everything went to hell.

Even watching Dusty in his old flabby polka-dot wearing days, he got me to care. He made me care about Sapphire, man... Sapphire. Then I went back and saw what he was before that, wow. He's like a Mick Foley, doesn't do a whole lot in the ring, doesn't have "the look" but the guy made you care. He made me care about Lex Lugar as a heel... that alone makes him a great. If you list Hogan as an All Time Great you have to list Dusty because they are the same wrestler (limited moveset, great promo) only one is more Deep Fried and Double Wide than the other.

Saturn is the man, I loved him, bad-ass, goofy, didn't matter I marked like a little bitch. So much so, that I named my cat Perry. I heard about the rescue story when it happened, and made me that much more of a fan.

Point taken! But I (and other here, obviously) would just to like to know what is and what is not acceptable behavior; why is one "worse" than the other? The new celebration rule this year (as I remember) is that you can't "go down" or something equally stupid as part of a celebration. So TO bending over for a mock sprint would violate this rule, while an upright Lambeau leap would be ok, I guess. So in theory a player scoring a touchdown and dropping to his knee and throwing up a quick prayer like a lot of players have done in the past, is 15 yards. Yeah, that's cool.

Great... now I want a chili dog.

Jerk made me spit cereal with that one.

The Prophecy is fulfilled. LA PARKA will save us!

Personally, I'm on the opposite spectrum. I dislike cobbler as a general rule. Although, I prefer my pies chilled or room temperature so that might be why. Notable exception was my ex's Nana's Apple Cobbler. Man that shit was good.

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WilsonYourNeighbor

I'm loving the London crowd. They are reacting to everything. Brees completes a pass YAY, LT makes a big run YAY, yellow flag for either team BOO.

Man, outside of OJ Simpson has anyone done more to tarnish their playing career with stupid behavior after retirement than Isiah has?

Just clicked a new show at random called Michiko to Hatchin... I love it. It just _feels_ Brazil to me. Good stuff. Michiko Malandro... awesome name for an escaped convict, since Malandro is slang for "No Good Punk."

HA! Leveled to 2 and I'm a Camwhore. RAWR. :wub:

DaMang411, but I'm headed to bed, I'll have to level up some tomorrow.

Okay. How do you feel about the Church owning radio stations? Do you feel they should be in the radio business? I know their station The Drive, a most agreeable oldies/classic rock outfit, is all the way up to #3 here. That's quite a revenue stream for you guys. However, since the playlist's regulars (lots of Elton John, Jimi Hendrix, Lou Reed, Neil Young, Janis Joplin) are a far cry from the Mormon ideal, doesn't using their music to sell ad time run afoul of some set of ethics? If the Church is tacitly endorsing songs about drugs and sodomy by selling time on a station that plays them--"you'll want your car dealership to be heard right after a ten-song set of songs about heroin"--then they're shirking their convictions to make a buck, and while that sends the implicit message that hey, maybe these fellas aren't so starched after all, it also sends the message that we outside the church are to be exploited for their monetary gain by any means. But what's really scary is that some of their own have gone government, made their way up to the FCC. We've seen what happens when certain other groups make their numbers known within the FCC, and it's evident from the ridiculous fallout from Super Bowl XXXVIII what they and other religious hardliners can do when they're calling the shots. Churches should only be given broadcasting licenses for non-profit religious programming, and don't let them influence policy. I don't care. It doesn't matter to me if Bonneville owns The Drive. It doesn't effect my faith if the Church has some control over media outlets in different parts of the country so that they can have an easier time broadcasting General Conference in those areas. You seem to care, and that's fine. It couldn't be that ad revenue paid the DJ's or anything. I'm not going to fight about this, because it's not worth my energy and neither of us are going to change our minds. Mormons are just like everyone else, we are kind, we are cruel, we do good, we fuck up. We just think a little differently when it comes to what God wants and suddenly we are the weirdos.

Unibrow = Comedy. You know it. Also, they weren't that funny mang. Bossman gettin' him of John's Studds though. Hilarity.

I just wanna say, I miss Hot Rod Huntley on the Jazz televised games, he still does radio, but it's not the same.

Mounds aren't bad, but Almond Joy is better. I'd take that bet Czech, but more than likely it's because an employee took it off the shelf to reclaimation, which doesn't disprove your theory that nobody will buy it.

JN News just got barron'd, barron'd hard.