Lil' Bitch

Nothing worse than a dead crowd. I would have been pissed if that happened. That kind of ruins the experience / atmosphere. But... Spoiler (Highlight to Read): the bullet only GRAZED his head As much as I hated that movie, I have to disagree about that. The man is a horrible actor.

^ Couldn't have said it any better.

NEVADA: State Pride: Rico State Shame = Kevin Nash and Sean Morley, those fucking fakers! State Neutral = The Godfather, he's from LV, but I didn't really care much for him.

Looks like a case of "he said, she said" to me. The question is who do we believe?

Sable / Steph and McMahon / Gowen were not worth part of paying $35 for the overall, good PPV. Although props to Vince for the sick blade job.

This green guy gets to pull SD / Velocity duty, while Ultimo Dragon and Kanyon barely get to even work Velocity. Fuck him!

Its the better show, but nobody cares? That doesn't make any sense!

But its the best RAW has given us PPV-wise so far. *fears the suckage levels of Unforgiven

Its actually Hogan's fault for leaving that caused them to stick Gowen in Hogan's spot.

Speaking of Flair, his music is kept intact on the Bad Blood DVD, while Booker T's was STILL edited! I would happy if they managed to fit in Savage Vs. Flair from WM VIII on the DVD. One match I never get tired of watching.

I'm sure since Vengeance was overall great, profit will be made from VHS / DVD purchases next month. I would mark out for a Sunny return.

You mean Bad Blood had more buy rates than Vengeance?!! O_O

I think that was the best match Trish Vs. Jazz match I've seen over the years. I think Insurrextion was Rico's last televised appearance before he became the new Adrian Street. And yes, Steiner slipping at BB = Gold The slip angle by the way got edited in the BB VHS / DVD, but you can still see that he slipped.

I hate both guys, but the commercial (which I do have a copy of on my computer ) was indeed badass.

To quote the main bimbo, "Go to Hell."

I finally drank VP for the first time yesterday and Renegade said it all for me: Although, I'm gonna stick with VC since its the original. I just HATE it when somebody rips another person off. Example: A music artist stealing / using another artist's beat. And Burger King STEALING McDonald's Egg McMuffin, .

Eminem's great. I respect him as an artist and most of his materia, but l I miss the "old" Eminem when he would just flow about stupid shit back on the Slim Shady LP, but he would make it hilarious and enjoyable to listen to. Nowadays, he's just too serious. And he's buried himself so deep within the gangster lifestyle, we get nothing but disses (although I did love the Hail Mary remix). I'm not too fond of the gangster war shit, but that's just part of the rap game... *starts bumping the Infinite album

June 7, 2003: WWE Raw invaded Newcastle, England, and put on a show that won't be forgotten. Street Fight for the World Heavyweight ChampionshipTriple H (with Ric Flair) vs. Kevin Nash (with Shawn Michaels) WWE Intercontinental Title Match Christian vs. Booker T World Tag Team Championship Match Rob Van Dam & Kane vs. La Resistance Scott Steiner vs. Test The Highlight Reel featuring guests Eric Bischoff and Stone Cold Steve Austin 6-Man Tag Team Match Bubba Ray, D-Von & Spike Dudley vs. Rodney Mack, Christopher Nowinski & Theodore R. Long WWE Women Championship Match Jazz (with Theodore R. Long) vs. Trish Stratus Rico vs. Goldust DVD Extras: 5 post-match interviews United Kingdom Tour Recap Sightseeing with Christian & Trish Stratus I just bought this and it was a million times better than Bad Blood. Most of the matches were lengthy (unlike BB) and were entertaining. I was pleased with what RAW delivered on this PPV. Even though Jericho, HBK, or Flair didn't have matches, Insurrextion is definitely a must see. It also features the PPV / overseas debut of the Highlight Reel. I was happy with it so for me, it wasn't a waste of money.

Damn, how long has he been gone?

Obviously, either it got changed or maybe because what I just typed earlier was the AMERICAN version, you ass! Anyway, I was saying that's not true because you can't say its MEANINGLESS. Obviously, most of them mean SOMETHING. Of course, it doesn't exactly mean that person is going to win their matches, but that SOMETHING was in store for them at their PPV and if it turned out not to be so, maybe there was something that was going to happen ORIGINALLY. For example, HHH was SUPPOSED to return at Vengeance 2001 and caused a no contest between Austin and Jericho which would set up the split originally. HHH ditched that for the MGS return. At least that's what Dangerous A said. More examples: SummerSlam last year - Rock on the cover = Basically meaned Rock won Vengeance (since I saw the promo before Vengeance even happened) and would mainevent SS. Unforgiven last year - Basically meaned Brock was winning SS and would mainevent Unforgiven. No Mercy last year - Kane on the cover = Kane maineventing RAW Survivor Series - RVD on the cover = RVD in the main event No Way Out - Scott Steiner on the cover = Scott Steiner maineventing RAW Bad Blood - Goldberg / HHH = Original main event before it got changed.

He's an asshole so fuck him.

That's not true.

Jason was always a mongoloid. Don't believe that bullshit you saw at the end of Friday The 13th Part 8. I was satisfied with the movie, it was worth the ten year wait and I thought it lived up to anticipation / hype. This movie indeed was the true sequel to Freddy's Dead / Jason Goes To Hell and that Jason X and New Nightmare were just horrible what if stories although it was pretty cool that F Vs. J used a couple of plot points from those movies. When the fight was finally over, I shit you not, the audience was applauding / giving an ovation because of how fucking cool the movie / fight was. It felt just like a wrestling match because it was going back and forth and you had your Jason and Freddy fans rooting for their respective horror movie hero. I'm a Jason fan, but even I have to admit... Spoiler (Highlight to Read): Freddy was winning that fight in the real world although in Jason's defense, he did block the "killing blow." Basically, Jason won due to outside interference.

I saw it today in the new issue of WWE RAW magazine (with the Dudleyz on the cover). This is it except Kane's face is gray colored and in the middle of the picture surrounded by red drawing effects similar to fireworks trails I guess I can best put it and the exact words of "Face Your Fear" as seen on this very T-Shirt is beneath his face placed horizontally and is also in a different (and smaller) text font and color. Looks like Kane is beating Shane.

Thanks in advance.