Lil' Bitch

Access Denied (Usage Limit) -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- The owner of this file has exceeded their daily usage limit. Could someone explain please because when I try to link an image that I uploaded, its gets X'ed out in a few minutes...

Don't trust anybody who uploads from you, they may be working for the RIAA! A friend of mine found this out the hard way...

How does the virus spread? I have no idea how I got ahold of it. Microsoft has the patch to cure this virus which can be found at this link: http://www.microsoft.com/technet/treeview/...in/MS03-026.asp Worked for me.

Rico!

It's an embarrassment to see a guy like Flair sell for the slow, untalented jackass. Goldberg's "in ring skills" are an embarrassment to Pro-wrestling, period.

I dunno, to me, getting a picture with a wrestler means more than getting their autographs. Of course, if you're me, its a mess to try to get both a pic with/of them and their autograph. If I had a choice, I'd rather go with the pic.

No Victoria makes me go crazy.

Having Flair do the J O B to Goldberg AGAIN was utter and complete bullshit.

Everything.

To WWE: Stop the lame!

The Japanese media announced today that Takayuki Okada, who wrestled under the name Giant Ochiai, has passed away after spending several days in a coma following what was called a "training accident" at World Japan's dojo. Okada was 30 years old. Okada had worked World Japan, and had also worked for Battlarts, as well as MMA companies DEEP and PRIDE. Okada's highest profile bout had been a losing bid against Ricco Rodriguez in PRIDE. There has been some negative backlash towards World Japan from the Japanese media as the promotion, which has had lukewarm interest at best since it's debut this year, has deflected blame for the incident. Credit: 1wrestling.com

Gregory Hines, the greatest tap dancer of his generation who transcended the stage with a successful screen career that included starring roles in "White Nights" and "The Cotton Club," has died at 57. Hines died of cancer Saturday in Los Angeles, publicist Allen Eichhorn said Sunday. With his smooth, solo tap style reminiscent of Fred Astaire, Hines became internationally known at a young age as part of a jazz tap duo with his brother, Maurice. He won a 1992 Tony Award for the musical "Jelly's Last Jam." Credit: Yahoo.com I'll always remember him for History of the World Part I.

Even if it was just for one night only, I'd love to see it happen...

If only...

I wouldn't be surprised if F Vs. J takes the number one spot next week, I hopes it does. And I'm very sure if it will have a better opening box office weekend than what Jason X had, but of course, I didn't expect it to get all that much anyway. By the way, I saw S.W.A.T., fuck that movie, it sucked.

Heat wasn't too bad, I liked the main event the most. But why do I have this feeling that we might be seeing Venis / Constantino @ Unforgiven?

According to old rumors, we could one day be seeing this come to reality. >_<

I never liked the original as much as I liked Part II. With most sequels nowadays, that's a rare thing.

Stewie hands down.

Russell also would go on to play an evil Elvis impersonator in a highly acclaimed film that would turn out to be a bomb.

Jackie Chan is Spider-Man.

Yeah, it was me. =P But hell, when was the last time a TAG match was the ME of SS? 1989? For WWE NOT to do the Angle / Lesnar rematch would just be...ghey.

Anybody know if there is a full version of "Drop The Bomb" by Scotty D?

Thanks in advance.