CanadianChris

9-1 early...delicious.

BWAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA! Ahem. Sorry to hear that.

Holy shit, Lions are getting obliterated.

TOUCHDOWN MOSS!!! 13-10 Bears.

THAT was roughing the passer? Worst. Call. EVER. Should be Jets ball.

He was a two time WWF champion, had an entire year booked around him (from costing Hogan the title in late 1991 through to when he dropped the title to Bret in late 1992), had great matches all through that time, then came back two years ago and put more people over. That should be plenty...especially if you think HHH's 2000 run was enough for him to make the list.

When did Tom Hicks take over the Tigers?

LOL...they just showed it. 240 yards through 40 minutes, but only 3 points. Chicago had only 150 yards, but 13 points.

Pretty average. He's had flashes, though. Chicago's running the ball a lot, though not for much.

He writes Tuesday and Wednesday columns for 411.

We lost 441 soldiers from the whole Iraq conflict last time I checked. If you go to war, you have to expect casualties. You can't expect the enemy to roll over and play dead when you roll in, no matter how big and bad your army is. 441 is an incredibly small number, especially when compared to the 60,000 lost in Vietnam, the 24,000 lost in Korea, and the 400,000 lost in World War II. America lost nearly 60,000 soldiers in Vietnam. If they lose even 5% of that number in Iraq, I will be shocked (and awed). There is no chance that Iraq will become another Vietnam.

Let's go Redskins!!!!!!!!!!

58 yd TD for T.O. 14-7 Bengals.

Game of the Week, if only because they're playing in a blizzard.

All right, the year's almost over, I have to ask...where on earth did that bit come from?

EDIT: This has been corrected...Toronto is sending P Mark Hendrickson to Tampa Bay, Devil Rays send P Joe Kennedy to Colorado, and the Blue Jays receive P Justin Speier from the Rockies. Josh Towers will be the #5 starter for the Blue Jays behind Halladay, Lilly, Batista and Hentgen.

Maybe she dumped him and he killed himself.

But it couldn't be 28. Or 32. Or 30, for that matter. 29 or 31 I could see, though.

This new-fangled "one casualty is too many" approach to military engagement never ceases to amaze me.

Who the hell is going to watch this PPV???

It was actually Yokozuna. Well, according to Officially Accepted WWF Revisionist History, the main event was REALLY Yokozuna vs. Hulk Hogan, with the face going over.

...stupidity is alive and well folks. You know... But.... Chyna... Ah fuck it. I can't even justify that one.

OK then... No problem with any of these. Please. DiBiase goes and Volkoff comes in? What did Volkoff ever do? Yep. High card? Name me ONE time he was in the upper card. He was a midcarder 4 life. About the only time he even approached the upper card was his feud with Jake (who you crossed off). I argued this earlier. If you leave off Angle, you HAVE to leave off Benoit, since they both came in at the same time, and since Angle's WWE career has been better than Benoit's. Not at all. I was surprised he was left off too. Didn't do anything to really distinguish himself. Honky Tonk Man did his act better. Eh. Injured too much, and REALLY sucked for the last two years of his stay. I wouldn't put him over Steamboat, Roberts or DiBiase. Yep. A blob. And an embarassment while he was in the WWF. Piper's lackey and nothing more. Why him and not Bundy? They were interchangeable. Bundy at least main evented WM2. No. He was mainly an NWA guy anyway, and isn't remembered for anything in the WWWF (except that cup of coffee title reign he had). Now, as for the guys you left off... Honky Tonk Man - longest IC title reign ever. Gotta include him. Ric Flair - 2-time WWF champion, and had an entire year center around him. An integral part of WWF history. Jake Roberts - To quote, "really underrated guy who was in the mid to high card and put on lots of good matches." Plus one of the best promo guys ever. Ted DiBiase - again, had an entire year center partially around him. One of the most memorable characters ever. Chris Jericho - had Benoit's career in WWF/E, only better. First ever Undisputed Champion. Ricky Steamboat - For the two years he was there the first time, the best face on the roster. Plus, he put on the greatest WWF match of the 80s.

They must figure he thinks he's lucky just to be alive.

Damn, Kanyon jobs.