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11/40 although there are quite a few I know but just can't think of their names.

Wasn't Meltzer saying something like this way back when Randy was still in the WM main event? I do believe he was.

Wow... I got it. Y'know post count vortex and all... Way to go, dude.

Uh... has Hogan's Hall of Fame induction thing already been announced?

uh... it's kind of high in the air and all. do you have, like, a step ladder or something? I can't really reach it myself.

You're... mocking me, aren't you? No.

WE'VE MOVED ON. Shush. I can't be popular if people make smart comments towards me and make me look like a fool.

So... has WM21 happened yet?

So... if I start lazy, uncreative threads making fun of internet people... I'll be popular too? Wow! This is great!

I agree with this man. Henry really wasn't that bad in the ring last time. He could sell and had nice looking offense. His TV matches with Booker, Goldberg, Jericho, and MIchaels were all pretty good. He's good on the mike too, and he was getting over. I'd say he was probably the best of the pushed JTTS at the time.

wildpegasus is way to entertaining to be on that list.

Edited for spelling and grammar. ...but now it doesn't follow the rules.

Except that Taker has proven that he can still go. The man hasn't had a terrible match since early '02. I will agree with the "putting over new talent" thing, though.

Yeah... what?

I quit paying attention to the original post after the Big Show comment, but in respones to the title: Yes. Bradshaw has proven that anyone can be a main eventer in the WWE if pushed properly. It all depends on how well the WWE gets behind him and how well he does with the spotlight on.

Not quite a crowd killer, but at Vengeance '03 the crowd chanted "bullshit" after a two count following Rey's top rope alleyoop 'rana on Haas.

Big sale... AC/DC -- Back in Black Led Zeppelin -- IV Overkill -- Bloodletting Type O Negative -- World Coming Down Megadeth -- Peace Sells... But Who's Buying? Iron Maiden -- Seventh Son of a Seventh Son Judas Preist -- Screaming for Vengeance Sepultra -- Beneath the Remains

I have a 20 gig IPod. We've become pretty close friends in the past.

I think everyone was expecting the barbed-wire on top as soon as the gimmick was announced.

I have to agree. I've tried watching it quite a few times and have found it pretty horrible. Has anyone seen the episode of "The Screen Savers" that the creator of TGTTM appeared on? That had to be one of the lowest points in that show's history. They were just so unfunny.

You're thinking about the show "Mutant League". I remember the show, in particular because it was developed as the animated adaption of a series of Electronic Arts games for the old Sega Genesis. As for whomever brought up Darkwing Duck - GREAT show, although since it was made by Disney, I don't know how obscure one should consider it to be. Still, I adored that program, and I'd love if Disney put it out on DVD (for whatever reason, they've been very slow to release their series onto DVD - hell, they're just now getting around to putting "Gargoyles" on DVD). Thanks, dude. The internet's so awesome.

This show was great. I really had no idea what to expect with this, so... yeah. "I'm so hungry" "Hi, Hungry. Can I call you So? *fist meets face* Yeah... good stuff.

I've probably seen every episode at least three times. Street Sharks Cowboys of Moo Mesa There was this one show I really loved. I can't remember the name, but it was about these sports stars that all mutated or something and played good vs. evil sports. I think the main protagonist was a skeleton/zombie baseball player. That show rocked.

It may just be the fact that I'm tired, but this post is just really, really weird.