Placebo Effect

I was at that same concert, and their performance really is fucking awesome. Not the best live performance out there by any means, but it was definitely worth the $0.00 I paid for it. And had I had to pay for it, the entire show was likely worth $20. Fuck POD; I'm glad I was in the back during their set, and didn't have to hear anything but it garbled through the walls. What a hypocrite, though. The guy goes after anyone who sells/trades his tapes, yet buys a bootleg Linkin Park t-shirt. I wish I had seen him there, and let's leave it at that.

Be rest assured that there is no way in hell Depswa will get on the tour again. Universal (I believe) cut their tour support with twenty or so dates still left, as the album sold absolute piss despite the sidestage performance, and paying for advertisements to play on loop on the Ozzfest screen.

No way Linkin Park will do Ozzfest. Their entire tour is getting awesome numbers, and they're probably looking forward to a second headlining tour for the summer. I liked the line-up for Ozzfest 2003. Sure, a few of the bands, such as Hotwire and Depswa (both aren't terrible, but are not metal in the loosest sense of the word) had no business on the tour, but as a fan of a lot of the newer metal, the past two Fest's have been satisfying. Flaw will likely take a sidestage spot, as they have a new album coming out in April. Element Eighty will also likely be on the tour, who are a pretty good, if not really generic, metal band out of Texas who are signed to Universal. I really hope 40 Below Summer doesn't do the tour. I've seen them play much-too-short sets four or five times now. Disturbed is a possibility, as they're scheduled to play some metalfest in July with their new guitar guy, and I assume they'll have a new album out by then. Smile Empty Soul or Trapt will probably take that Adema/Chevelle spot, where they get the unfortunate experience of opening the main stage. I'm eagerly anticipating Ozzfest. I love doing photography at the tour, as it's just a crazy day full of tour bus antics, free booze, and fun performances.

ABC really has nothing that I watch, and that's surprising to me. Less Than Perfect earns an occasional watch, just because of Andy Dick, Will Sasso, and Eric Roberts. When it was on, I'd watch the Dragnet reruns on USA, but other than that, everything sucks... But as far as Millionaire goes, meh, they've got February sweeps coming up, don't they? Either that, or I'm just nuts.

The descrambler replaces your cable box when you use it. You don't need to be with a specific cable company, but you do need to have at least basic cable I believe. You can not get digital channels. They're working on a digital converter, but the ones on EBay are bullshit and do not work at all. With mine, when I do plug it in I get one PPV, HBO, Cinemax, and Showtime. It's not what it's cracked up to be, but when you watch WWE/TNA (though I do pay for TNA two weeks out of the month to at least sort of support them), it's very worth it. Just about any cable box works, I can imagine. Get one on EBay from someone with a high feedback rating, and you should be good.

I bet getting the opportunity to spout off random facts about Mexican wrestling is better than a sloppy blowjob to Tenay. Just saying...

Yeah, you definitely haven't been here in a long time.

Apparently that Who guy just may be Jim Neidhart!

That was Dustin Diamond, and odds are he did the show for very little. They completely handled him wrong, as he has no problem with selfdeprication ("Did you just let Screech in the club? I'm waiting in line and you just let Screech in," from Made). Why they stuck him in a boxing match of all the shit to do is beyond me, as it could've made for some great humor. Back to the topic, I've never heard of the guy. I'm not at all a football fan, though, so go figure.

The lawsuit, by the name, got thrown out of court. Russo slandered a "character," and not Terry Bolea himself.

I like how Owen Hart gets eliminated in 1995,the buzzer hits and he takes about 2 steps forward and gets jumped on by Bret Hart for about a minute,the refs pull bret away and owen sprints into the ring and gets backdropped over the top by Bulldog. Yeah, and with the entrances going so God damn quickly, they managed to miss his eliminated so they had to cut to a replay of it. In the same Rumble, I loved how Doink was eliminated. He gets backdropped to the apron by Kwang, has a smile on his face, then just get thrust kicked right in the face, knocking his ass out. http://members.fortunecity.com/1sgtslaught...pv/rr/rr95.html Just take a look at this entrant list, and then you'll no longer wonder why it was one minute intervals.

What I distictively remember about Ace was back in WCW, he was put in charge of doing the end booking, and things were clicking beautifully. The matches may have sucked, but the sequences towards the end rocked, such as the one that ended the *** 1/2 Storm/Booker match.

And no La Parka...

Michael Shane: The Complete and Exact Opposite of Chris Sabin. That was implied.

LOS ANGELES (Zap2it.com) - FOX has scheduled early March premieres for the midseason comedy "Cracking Up" and the potentially eternal reality series "Forever Eden." First out of the gates is "Forever Eden" from the purveyors of good taste behind "Paradise Hotel." Designed potentially to run in perpetuity, "Forever Eden" once again places an array of sexy singles at a luxury resort. The longer they stay, the more money they can earn, but the game is naturally loaded with twists and turns. "Forever Eden" will premiere on Monday, March 1 at 9 p.m. ET. The hour-long reality series will move to its regularly scheduled Thursday 9 p.m. time period on March 18. Jesus Christ. Really some interesting midseason replacements they've got. Add to it some terrible Joan of Arcadia-like show that they'll be "temporarily" replacing Boston Public with in March. I was never a big fan of Stan Hooper, as even Fred Willard didn't get me to love the show. But canceling that, their deasons at the end of last season, and if they cancel Boston Public at the end of this season and renew shit like Tru Calling....

Well, I guess Lamas will have to bust him out.

http://www.adultvideonews.com/archives/199...oose/loose.html I'm too lazy to do it, but just cross check the arena with where that particular event was held and you've got your answer.

Hilary Duff is the second opener, so you could stick around for a live glimpse of her.

Don Callis is ranting and raving. He wants Watts to be forced to resign, and he threatens to quit. If the decision is overturned, Watts says that HE'LL quit. A little bit of Johnny Fairplay plugging, and a pretty good night is over.

Don Callis is ranting and raving. He wants Watts to be forced to resign, and he threatens to quit. If the decision is overturned, Watts says that HE'LL quit. A little bit of Johnny Fairplay plugging, and a pretty good night is over.

"I will not be ignored." She low blows Abyss, and Styles damn near blows a criss cross sunset flip. 1-2-3. Styles gets a title shot, and Watts is still in charge of TNA. Thank God they didn't do the turn.

Chokeslam to Abyss, as El Lion (the masked guy) attacks Jarrett, and they brawl to the back. Springboard splash by Styles to Abyss. TWO. Abyss clotheslines Watts to the floor. Springboard shoulderblock by Styles, and here comes Goldyblocks. Time for a turn.

Jarrett picks up the win when Jarrett hits one of them with the belt. Bill Behrens and Tenay complain to the ref, and they decide to restart the match.

Shut up. No one has come in and complained that the show is terrible, as this is a very steady and positive show.

Balls has lost a lot of weight since ecw so it will be cool to see him for 1 time. I saw him at a show three months ago and he was pretty unspectacular. At least it'll just be a one week thing.