Placebo Effect

TODD!!!!

Nope. Get Vader over and get Yoko off TV was the goal.

About two and a half, three years off buddy.

Was that Xanta Clause in the background of that last Mankind shot?

Terry Gordy strikes back!

We need to see footage of Big T and his big gut during this.

Ohh shit! "I'm gonna blow his sorry ass straight to hell!" We still haven't seen a picture Todd.

Yeah, it really was. It had a small amount of relevancy, though, as it had to do with British Bulldog, who main evented the PPV.

Livewire!

THE LEG! THE LEG! I totally dig that moment.

I turned it off by the time that the second episode came on. If this thing lasts, I'll be shocked. It's just the definition of typical. I did chuckle at the "Only black people would steal air" joke.

Don't concern yourself with WWE in Philly. You're in a city with CZW, ROH, MLW, and two or three other indies that occasional run. Instead of spending $50 on a WWE ticket, go to two or three indy shows.

And of course, there's the Rude Boy vs. Abdullah match where they have to clip the match "because Rude Boy took fifty seconds to get the power spot right, yet still blew it."

"He looks like a large penis in a broken black condom!"

This is just off the top of my head, so excuse any discrepancies. stellastarr* Disturbed - Believe Dope - Group Therapy Placebo - Any of them. Revis Sloth 40 Below Summer, new CD (hed) p.e. - Blackout Dunno. I don't have any CDs around me, nor my MP3s on this computer.

I liked the show for the most part. Just a lot of whacked out humor, though it takes an episode of two to get into it. Peter: Wow! The business world sure is funny. [Dilbert standing in front of a cubicle in an office. Wally walks up to him] Wally: Hey Dilbert, what do you call it when a guy in middle management moves all the way to upper management? Dilbert: I don't know. What do you call it? Wally: A promotion. Dilbert: Oh! Thanks. Here's a memo. [They stand there for a second and then walk off screen] Peter: Well, sometimes the business world's funny.

I'll throw in my three cents. The Woman's Cruiserweight Belt was actually a WCW Pro/Worldwide thing. I don't know if the belt EVER even got defended after it was won and quickly forgotten. NWO Saturday Night rocked. I still have a tape of all the episodes lying around. Empty arena, Nash doing commentary on his tag matches from the apron, Pat Tanaka coming out to Goldberg's music, and Nash, Syxx, and DiBiase ripping everything to shreds. It also allowed the WCW production guys to have themselves some fun, as they did genius work with some of that shit. For example, when the jobber would begin to get offense, they'd blur out the picture, cut to black, etc. As far as Russo goes, his whole thing was that he thought WCW Saturday Night was a horrible show that purported a bad image of WCW. His basic quote was "If I was a WWF fan who stumbled upon WCW SN, why in the hell would I want to watch Nitro or Thunder?" Saturday Night, by the way, was getting really odd around this time. They had Duggan going at with Regal (in a Loser Leaves WCW match), Fiddel Sierra (Flag Match!), Robert Gibson, and other scrubs while the younger guys hardly ever got angles off the ground. I do, however, fondly remember Hale (Hale Alert!) and the very brief Alan Funk/Barry Horowitz feud. And if anyone got to see the last episode of WCW Worldwide, which was actually the last WCW show to ever air, it was touching in an odd way. It was obviously done without the supervision of WWE (likely taped the weekend WCW was announced as being purchased, prior to WWE coming in), as they got a nice goodbye and actual credits to end the show instead of the shit they gave us the next Monday night. And by the way, Devon Storm vs. Chris Benoit on Saturday Night = Awesome.

It's not "Juggalo" humor. Check out Keith's reviews of the shows. I'd hardly call Scott a fan of ICP's music, but he admits to laughing his ass off during these shows. "Now Iron Sheik is going to mount and buttfuck Izzy High... Ohh wait, he's putting hm in the Camel Clutch."

And Bigelow's a huge asshole who was pitiful during that last WCW run where he managed to botch his finisher several times...

Damn it, I leave this board for two days and when I come back, potentially hilarious pictures have vanished. I believe everyone hotlinking those pictures crashed the bandwidth from the original site. The entire site is gone.

Half.com is your best bet. Tons and tons of films, and the majority of people who go through the trouble of selling films there have feedback in the hundreds and thousands. Never had a problem there, and I've bought over a hundred films off it.

The best part of it all was the troop who had his speech on right before the Mark Henry match. You could definitely tell that he wasn't a wrestling fan at all, because when Mark Henry comes out, he looks bored as hell and begins to do a tiny golf clap for him.

Somebody else actually listens to Bif Naked? Damn, I'm shocked. You should try Placebo (Pure Morning, Special K, Every Me and Every You, English Summer Rain, Song for Levi) and Joydrop (All American Girl, Beautiful, Sometimes Wanna Die). Both bands make beautiful music, and I saw Placebo on their East Coast tour this year.

who? A very good friend of mine who used to wrestle in AZ is best friends with Derik. He's always told me that Derik has a nice look, wrestling skills (obviously weren't used in the squash), and that he was/will be under an OVW contract soon.

I believe I missed their match on Heat, but Victoria has ring gear designed to blend in with the brace. It'd be difficult to notice in a crowd as compared to on TV.