Matt Young

For those speculating on the Mania card, they announced a women's "BunnyMania" tag match at today's press conference at the Staples Center. Maria and Candice will faceto as yet unnamed opponents.

Hopefully this means JBL/Finlay at Mania, and a reveal of Kennedy as the son (after Mania) and a mega-push for him.

After a slow first couple minutes, that turned into one hell of a match.

First review, although it's from a source I never heard of: http://wonderwallweb.com/article-298-Lost-...-Via-Domus.html Also, apparently some people have the game already, going by the forum on GameFAQs. Lucky bastards.

Remember the Pshycic guy admitted to being a fraud a while ago. During one of Eko's flashbacks, I think. Right? But there was something different about his reading with Claire. Also, he made certain that she would get on Flight 815. There's something going on there.

Does anyone know where I can see Glen Hasgard and Marketa Ingrova's performance of "Falling Slowly" (and, since they won, their acceptance speech)? That's the only part of the show I cared about. I love that song.

Wow. Didn't expect him to show his feminine side.

i didn't understand the first video at all.

RE: Aaron It may well be that Claire ends up dying, but did anyone else get the feeling that Claire might still be on the island in the future and that Kate took Aaron of her own volition? More importantly, in "Raised By Another", the psychic told Claire that the baby needed her good influence in its life. He said that if her child was raised by anyone else, terrible things would happen.

It's a worked injury. Why would they work a manager's knee injury? source: Wrestling Observer Newsletter -- The Great Khali's translator/manager, Ranjin Singh, is going to be off television indefinitely. Singh was "injured" this past Sunday at No Way Out. According to an article on WWE.com, Singh sustained a fractured patella after he was kicked from the entrance of the Elimination Chamber to the ground by Undertaker at No Way Out. According to the article. Singh also shattered his knee cap in three different places when he landed hard on the ground. According to the article, doctors say Singh will require surgery to repair the injury, and there is no timetable on when he'll be able to return. Singh is actually fine as this is just a storyline. No word yet if this was simply a way to write his character off of television.

No opinion on the Nadia thing?

It's a worked injury.

They didn't say 2 died in the crash. The pilots are not the ones. Jack claimed everyone died in the crash except for 8. 8 people, in his story, survived the crash, but only 6 apparently were rescued as far as it pertains to what the public and press know. That's what I got out of it, anyway. Either the other 2 died on the island or they were Michael and Walt. Also, Mik- That was a fantastic interview. EDIT: So does anyone agree with me about that being Nadia who was one of the 12 on Kate's jury?

I agree with Rudo. I never lost interest in the show, but the flash forward reveal in the S3 finale blew me away and all 4 episodes thus far in S4 have been nothing short of incredible. I do, however, hope that they start including flashbacks mixed in with the flash forwards (while not making it clear which is which til the end of the episode, like last season's finale) as I read they were going to do.

That depends on how long they remain on the island, and how far into the future Kate's trial is. Aaron looked to be about 3 years old in this episode. The survivors have only been on the island for 93 days at this point. Oh, I almost forgot- Was that Nadia (Sayid's girl) on the jury for Kate's trial?

Thank God Lost comes on 2 hours after TNA ends here.

Probably from the settlement with Oceanic.

I'm sure Aaron doesn't count as one of the 8. I was thinking Sawyer and Claire, but by the end of the episode it became apparent that Claire doesn't make it off the island, and Sawyer is highly unlikely. I figured the other 2 would be Michael and Walt. All I have to say about the ending is HOLY FUCKING SHIT.

I've heard it referred to as a "Plex-Breaker" in the Indy Circuit. It's like a lifting version of Rob Conway's Ego Trip if you remember that. Ah, that's right. I knew I had seen something similar before. It's just that Conway did his off the ropes.

RE: "I won my first singles title because Rick Martel forgot his boots that night." -Booker T I know that Booker won his first title on Nitro, I believe the night after Starrcade '98, from Disco Inferno. Rick Martel defeated him a couple months later for the title, retired shortly after, and Booker continued his feud with Saturn. Is it true that Martel was originally supposed to get the shot and/or title? I marked out for the "It's on like neckbone." Also, what was Black Reign's swank suplex into a twisting neckbreaker move?

I just hope this means they'll finally lower the price of the first one. I have beaten it on Casual, but fuck paying $60 for it.

I'd say not. There's been some great threads in the history of TSM. Pics of Matt Young's legs? This ain't. You can see how fucked up my knees are in that pic. Those are shorts, pulled up. That's the first time I've heard that. I looked sickly and anorexic. You could see all my ribs. I'm much healthier now, at any rate.

No one hacked his account and he is not seeking attention. He is merely being sarcastic about the ridiculous claims that he is gay. Wow, I did not expect Dandy to be the voice of reason here. I mean... I EAT DICKS FOR BREAKFAST, LUNCH, AND DINNER, SON I WASH THEM DOWN WITH FRESHLY SQUEEZED SEMEN

I read the spoilers on occasion, but as a a general rule for wrestling and other TV programs, I avoid them. That's a reason I don't post much in Impact threads. The discussion usually takes place in the spoiler threads themselves.

Snuffbox, you're a decent guy. You can do much better.