Lil' Bitch

The Last Samurai If you're into anime, check out Ninja Scroll

Because of everything that happens until, like the others said, they leave Walken's house.

On the Coliseum home videos, they have the exclusive interviews and bonus stuff added, are these only available on the original CHV tapes or can they be found on the boxsets / DVDs? Pre-match interview with Randy Savage at WM 8 or pre-match interview with Bret Hart at WM 9 for examples.

I remember a radio interview conducted during WWE's RAW tour of Europe in 2003 that Flair was a guest on promoting it, he said he was really a 23-time world champion altogether, but they cut it down to 16 because it would be easier to follow since some of the unrecognized title changes happened within the same week and weren't even televised and / or recorded. so Flair's "official" world title history (I copied and pasted this to my comp off WWE.com a long tme ago): NWA World Heavyweight Championship (8 Times) def. Dusty Rhodes, Sept. 17, 1981 def. Harley Race, Nov. 24, 1983 [starrcade] def. Kerry von Erich, May 24, 1984 def. Dusty Rhodes, Aug. 7, 1986 def. Ron Garvin, Nov. 26, 1987 [starrcade] def. Ricky Steamboat, May 7, 1989 [Wrestle War] def. Sting, Jan. 11, 1991 def. Barry Windham, July 18, 1993 [beach Blast] WCW Championship (6 Times) def. Vader, Dec. 27, 1993 [starrcade] def. Randy Savage, Dec. 25, 1995 [starrcade] def. Randy Savage, Feb. 11, 1996 [superbrawl VI] def. Hollywood Hogan, March 14, 1999 [uncensored] def. Jeff Jarrett, May 15, 2000 [Monday Nitro] awarded to by "WCW Commisioner" Kevin Nash, May 29, 2000 [Monday Nitro] WWF Championship (2 Times) by winning the 1992 Royal Rumble on Jan 19th def. Randy Savage, Sept. 1, 1992

I might be attending Judgment Day this year. *remembers the past Judgment Day cards Err...or maybe not.

Cena. Once he goes back to being a funny heel, all will be forgiven in my eyes. At least he's not a douchebag.

I remember the Corporate Ministry was being teased breaking up because of Undertaker / HHH having a power struggle. Did a match result between the two?

With the exception of WM 11, is there any significant difference between the DVDs and the Collection boxset aside from the music editing?

I'm so happy Crash won. I love that movie.

You know how you can just look at an actor and say whether or not you can take him seriously playing in what role? George Clooney as Batman for example. Yeah, that. Well, seeing how they're trying to stay close to the comics storyline in the movies, I'd like to see big dumb guy story play out.

When I first saw the trailer, with the way it was presented both visually as well as with the narration, I could have sworn it was Resident Evil 3.

Rob Van Dam introduces himself to Tatanka, but Tatanka cuts him off and tells him that he doesn't need an introduction because Tatanka knows who he is. Tatanka explains to RVD that in his Native American culture, when two strangers come together, they smoke a peace pipe. RVD tells Tatanka that they do the same in his culture. The two proceed to chitchat their way off camera to smoke a peace pipe.

Taboo Tuesday against Orton or SSeries last year with HHH were the best times to do a serious retirement scenario.

Cena should have just called HHH a faggot, its better than agreeing with him.

Is it wrong for me to actually see Hogan / Big Show take place given the current status of WM 22?

I nominate Jet Li Vs. Jet Li from The One.

I wouldn't mind HHH on the mic if he didn't take up the first half hour of RAW almost each and every week going on and ON on the mic. As for Orton, I'm not big on the guy, but I did enjoy his matches with Shelton Benjamin, Edge, and Benoit. Like King Cucaracha said, as much as many smarks don't like him, Orton is a victim of creative. Rather than looking like a solid threat, (he never got a fair shot at being a real main eventer since his token run with the World Heavyweight Title resulted in him being HHH's bitch that was suppose to result in a rematch for the gold that never happened), he spent the last year dicking around with the Undertaker with resulted in him LOSING. Batista / HHH HIAC - This is how you put over a star. Orton / Undertaker HIAC - This is how you DON'T put over a star. And rather than being crowned the Royal Rumble winner to get his chance of finally headlining Wrestlemania, he gets fucked over AGAIN by being the last man eliminated by Rey Mysterio of all people, somebody I might add WWE had no interest in sticking in the WM ME. So what's WWE's brilliant plan? They have Orton CHEAT against REY MYSTERIO to get the title shot, but of course with Rey being popular and all, that only pissed off the fans so it left WWE no choice, but to have Mysterio, the Royal Rumble winner, stay in the main event. Orton wasn't made to look like a credible threat so when he wins the title, his Wrestlemania glory will be tainted. However, I'd rather have Orton get a serious run with the World Heavyweight Title than fucking JBL being champ again.

KOTR lost its worth once WWE got cheap and cut the tourney down to just the semi-finals to take on the PPV. The tournament was so much better with the 8 man format in the same night. Oh and I doubt KOTR will return with this annual ECW revival crap happening.

No, it was just one time segment on RAW that had Heidenreich giving Booker the note saying "I STILL REMEMBER" It was promptly dropped and forgotten right afterward. IIRC it was supposed to be Goldust doing it.

How about The 1-2-3 Kid? A flat out jobber, but got to main event that one time against Bret Hart as well as a couple of RAW and SD episodes.

Royal Rumble 2006 Still no Sunday Night Heat stuff and no promotional stuff and I'm not sure if there was a theme song for the Rumble, but if there was, its not there. Ashley's theme is edited to some generic rock music. The RR commercial featuring the McMahons is absent from the DVD. Extras: The Kurt Angle / Mark Henry Build-up Video RVD and Tatanka smoke a pipe Past RR winners - A compilation of all the Royal Rumble endings from 88 to 05

WCW not booking Goldberg / Warrior was another dumb decision they made when they had both guys on the payroll.

Shawn Michaels - jobber as part of the Rockers Kane - jobber most of his career until he became the Big Red Machine John Cena - never thought the vanilla rookie in blue trunks would one day be WWE Champion How about Christian?

By all rights, the build-up to the match SHOULD be similar to Cena / Layfield from last year, but it won't be.

Yeah, Wrestlemania's fucked.