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Gotta love the Micker. Anyone else looking forward to Jericho returning to facedom?

Oh well, I was wrong. I am sure it will happen again, lol.

"Well Booker T is a hell of a worker, a former WCW Champion and the fans love him. On the other hand, Mark Henry can bench 700 lbs, I gave him millions of dollars, and the crowd is completely indifferent to him........put Henry over."-Vince McMahon

Who's going over? I got $5 on Henry, with Long's interference.

EXTREME CLOSEUP! WHOOOOOOOOOAAAAAAAA!

This isn't exactly the "hot opener" this PPV needs. They better not give these two (Henry mostly) more then 4-6 minutes or the crowd will be dead all night.

Man, how long have they used that cheesy Doors ripoff?

Happy Birthday, and have fun getting wasted. Just remember, if there are guys with cameras around, DO NOT lift your top up, no matter how persuasive they are.

Bud Light is my beer of choice when I am at a bar. Then again, I can drink almost any beer, Busch being a glaring exception. And this comes from someone who enjoys Pabst, Natty, Jacob's Best, and almost any other form of gutter swill.

How has he done when he's headlined movies so far?

How about someone just posts it here........please? It's like I always say, "If it's free, it's for me."

from PWTorch.com enior Vice President of Talent Relations and one half of the announce team of Raw, Jim Ross was interviewed by Between the Ropes about many recent events in the WWE, including this weekend's pay per view, Armageddon. Jim Ross (photo by Wade Keller, PWTorch) The interview began with discussion about Oklahoma throwing a wrench in the BCS, and J.R. was critical of the whole system and advocates a playoff system. However, J.R. will not apologize for Oklahoma's season, and expects the Sugar Bowl to be a classic game. Talk moved onto wrestling and the returns of Rock and Mick Foley. The return has been good for the locker room because they are respected by everyone in the back. The interaction with these legends and the new wrestlers is good for their morale. Foley will be back for a few more weeks, while Rock's appearances are built around his film schedule. J.R. expects Rock to be around more leading up to Wrestlemania because the show would not be right without Rock or Mick Foley. J.R. says that Foley is a ''feel good'' guy, and one of the best hearted souls in the business. J.R. was amazed that someone as nice as Mick could last in the business for fifteen years considering how he is so family oriented. Foley brings something to the show that nobody else can provide. The momentum for Raw with recent developments was discussed. J.R. analogies Raw to football and that bringing in the main event personnel, it improves the whole show. There are a lot of great hands on Raw, but they need a boost to get to the next level, and Rock and Foley are the type of people to help. J.R. talks about how he is looking forward to the return of Steve Austin as well. J.R. was asked about how happy he was that he was not on the Smackdown brand's flight to Asia. J.R. says that the stories about the flights were a bit exaggerated, but they hit a wind shear as they were landing in Siberia. J.R. says that he has had to deal with that before in his travels. J.R. commented on how hard it was to travel thousands of miles and then have to do three shows. Talk moved on to Nathan Jones, and J.R. says that he talked to him before the trip, and he was in good spirits. His sudden departure was not expected. He says that Nathan knew he had some improvements to make, but he was getting there. J.R. was surprised that Nathan did not want to wrestle in his home country. Apparently he was burned out, and could not handle the pressure and the schedule. J.R. commented that even though Nathan left the company, his departure was not something that harmed others or himself. It was possible that Nathan didn't understand the commitment to be a good wrestler. The interview ended with talk about the Pay Per View, and the likelihood of returning on a more regular basis to Orlando. J.R. loves Florida almost as much as Oklahoma, and it is a close second. Florida is where most of the wrestlers live, and it is a key area for the WWE. J.R. likes how the fans in Orlando are more uninhibited, a little rowdy and helps the show. The louder the crowd is, the better things will be. J.R. talks about how he was in Orlando for the first XFL game, and he was overwhelmed with the crowd. He talks about how Orlando, Tampa, and Jacksonville is an easy circuit to work. He talks about the history of Florida with Eddie Graham and the Briscos. He suggests that maybe they would do it when the weather is cold. J.R. agreed with Fritz that it is good to come to a wrestling show in Florida to see two rednecks in overalls fighting. Between the Ropes airs every Wednesday from 10:00 p.m. to Midnight Eastern on 740 The Team in Orlando, Florida and streaming live on www.betweentheropes.com. You can e-mail the show at [email protected] and you can check out archives of the most recent show and interviews at www.betweentheropes.com

New Raven Commentary

Well, I won't be shedding any tears today.

That's odd, it works for me. Try typing www.theraveneffect.com into your browser manually I guess.

Eh, just download all the songs and burn all the CDs to replace them. Easily fixable situation.

The best one was a recent one with Jamie Pressly. They convinced her the factory that produced her clothing line was a sweatshop, and she cried. YOU GOT PUNK'D BIZNITCH! On a side note, humiliated celebrities=GOLD and I smell a work a mile away.

Well it's there, under 12-11 "Journal Updated."

Yeah, welcome home, and I hope everything is cool.

You forgot the "debut" of "Changes" with Kelly and MTV's X-mas special where he sings a duet with Jessica Simpson. Jesus, that Simpson duet made even me cringe, and I've lived through the debacle that was his "Perry Mason" song.

I shudder to think what they might replace it with.

I like the first "Matt Foley" skit, because you can see Spade and Applegate barely able to contain their laughter.

"Well I believe I'll vote for a third party candidate" "Go ahead, throw your vote away!"

First wrestler I ever saw to use the "Tombstone" piledriver too.

He's chiefin' it! That shit will get you killed in my neighborhood.