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Because he's portraying an iconic character in one of the summer's most anticipated movies? What's wrong with that?

Am I the only one who thinks Hellboy looks like Ted Danson?

I've never seen the Saints in person, but if I lived in a town that suddenly got a team, I'd still bleed Saints black and gold. I don't mean to speak for Dama, but it sounds like he has an emotional investment in the Celtics, so there's no reason for him to change teams. Plus, they just won an NBA title. Just because he's not throwing away his Celtics gear doesn't mean that he and Oklahoma is not supporting their new NBA team. And woosh al. Very woosh

I don't. It was just useless hype with a filler B-match. No big loss.

20 out of 20. That was pretty easy

That's idiotic. Dama is just supposed to ditch the other team that he's emotionally involved in b/c a new team moved into his state? He can proud that a team is moving to Oklahoma, yet still root on the Celtics.

Thank you! And I think Milky wrote that in lowercase to mess with me.

It just makes you come off as so stupid, and to me, invalidates any point you make. I'm really uncoordinated, but I am able to type without looking at the keyboard, which makes things easier. Yet you can't capitalise I? It becomes annoying to read

Seriously though, I agree. Point Venkman. I've thought of changing my username to wnyxmcneal for the longest time, but also hate change.

I remember when Steven J. Rogers said that wins in September count more

Why not? He's not doing anything at the moment and a World Title feud might elevate him

I'd like to think, in a way more happy world, Vince and Bret will come out together, hug, say it's all a work, Owen walks out, and while it's messed up they did it, I'd be happy Owen was still with us. Of course Eddie then appears on the Titan Tron and says, "Ha-ha, you fools, we're really all just in hell together."

Dmitri Khristich- I still believe

http://jfadner.googlepages.com/comic2.jpg Saw that at prowrestlingonly (right now it's down b/c of bandwith)

Great to see Cujo coming back. Saw the Canucks are offering two years 20 mil to Sundin- holy shit

That wasn't a reference to you, Chris. I just hate people who act like Cena isn't insanely over and doesn't deserve the belt

The finish to Jericho-Kofi was supposed to be bad, so Jericho could play up frequently being screwed

The important thing is whether the show grew throughout the show.

I think that's because they wanted Cena to come out and even the odds so Punk didn't get screwed. The live reports said that Punk was over huge by the end of the night. And Cena haters, it's tired. You cannot like him all you want, but don't say stuff that isn't true

Uh-oh, Enigma smells the gay again! Even if he does lose at the Bash, it doesn't change the fact that it was a great holy shit moment on RAW. So shut up

I find those scenes to be fun little winks to those have read the books. If you haven't read it, no biggie, but if you have it, it's a nice nod. When I read the book and see the movie again, I enjoy it more for that reason. With the HP movies, they just can't win- If it's too faithful (see the first one), they get shit on, and if they stray, they get shit on. Qudditch was cut out because it was too much of a hassle to shoot.

I understand that, I just wish HP fans could understand that the movies can't be the books filmed. In fact, Harry Potter fans are lucky with how faithful the movies are. That's fine, I just disagree. Chamber is a fun mystery thriller, Azkaban is just the scariest movie ever, Goblet is slow paced but builds to a satisfying climax, and OOP is just fun little us against them film. I love the movies, I feel they do a great job of capturing the tone and spirit of the books, while finding ways to improve on them and make each film its own. (Note: I do think the first, second and fourth books are better than the movies. The fifth is even) I loved it too. I also love: And you'll never know love, and I FEEL SORRY FOR YOU! Love it.

As always, I disagree, since I see the movies and then the books. The movies are amazing, and the books help flesh everything out and give more backstory. For the millionth time: Movies and books are two completely different mediums. And the movies are better off not following the books word for word.

I'm never deleting this RAW off of my DVR. Straight Edge Means I'm World Champion!

Bruce Lee (I) has a Bacon number of 2. Bruce Lee (I) was in Marlowe (1969) with Buddy Garion Buddy Garion was in Big Picture, The (1989) with Kevin Bacon Phew