SamoaRowe

Has there been any word about possibly having a new intro/music for Raw tonight? I'm really sick of the Union Underground song and any change would be most welcome.

I was actually at that Boston show where we gave Milano the "Please come back" chant. The guy was freaking hilarious and had a tremendous match with Samoa Joe. Joe made him look like his equal.

I really don't understand the American Dad hate. Yeah, I didn't like the first two episodes either, but from there it got consistently better. I hear a lot of people say "it's improved this season" but it did, but it was still funny for most of it's first season, the only difference is that now it has become a bit more socially acceptable to like the show. Family Guy seasons 1-3 are consistently my favorite episodes of any show I have ever seen. I love them. A lot of the season 4 episodes grew on me with repeat viewings. To be honest, season 5 has been fairly weak so far and American Dad has been by far the more entertaining show.

Brock Lesnar v. Chris Benoit (WWE Title - Smackdown '03)

"Superman" though not really good, just jumped into my head. "Remedy" has been used a couple times by modern rock acts.

You know, I have a friend I go to school with who actually ordered Unforgiven last night and LOVED it. She loved the Flair IC title win, the main event, and thought the HBK/Masters match was "interesting." She was also not upset at all about the DQ end for the main event. Needless to say, I bet WWE wishes more fans were like my friend.

Bah, I fell to 10th place in the league, but I guess that is still pretty good considering I didn't even log in for most of the summer, except when I needed to remove Muhammad Hassan.

I've been good about not ordering pay-per-views where I'd feel ripped off. The big exception to the rule is probably Bad Blood 2003.

I've actually heard the show once or twice by chance while driving to work. One day when I had it on, he was talking to Mick Foley and Foley was more or less rehashing the same stories that he told in his books.

Perhaps he was just off. I went to Ben Folds/Rufus Wainright in August, and Kweller opened for them too. He seemed to be in a good, but sober mood. He did have the full band with him, so perhaps that helped. The worst opener I can think of is Fantomas for Tool.

Seether. I can't help it, i've been listening to "Disclaimer II" a lot lately. I really like a lot of it.

The daughter is indeed hot and her boyfriend in the show is amusing too. "My name is Taye" "Taye?" "Yeah, it's short for Bootay" That part really amused me.

Vengeance 2003 is one of my favorite WWE pay-per-views ever, so it really isn't that bad. I liked WrestleMania XIX too (save for a few finishes I didn't agree with) but 2003 was pretty pitiful as far as pay-per-views went. I'd say the best three of that year were Vengeance, WrestleMania, and Royal Rumble.

You know what really sucks, I WORK at a Best Buy and I had no clue this was coming. And I didn't work today. There had better be some left when I go in tomorrow.

I will always remember this as the Pay-per-view where it was never more apparent that Smackdown was by far the superior show. And in the coming months (Heyman being demoted, Benoit given mid-card duty) it became clear that WWE wanted Raw back on top.

The third shirt is so cool I might almost buy it despite it being Randy Orton merchandise.

I would buy the black one, it just looks cool. The others look fine, but I probably wouldn't buy them unless they were on sale for a couple of bucks (hence why I own a Kevin Nash shirt).

Yes, but it's silly to think that any indy that holds shows a couple times per month in front of crowds that are almost always less than a couple hundred people is really going to threaten WWE.

This just makes me think about how on the Monday Night War dvd, Vince McMahon goes on a speech about how it's his "philosophy" to "help yourself, and not hurt others." It was already an extremely hilarious statement as it was, but now it's just even more ironic.

Sharky wrestled in WCW a few times. Did Kid Kash? <{POST_SNAPBACK}> Kid Kash had an official debut on WCW programming maybe a week or two before WWE bought them out.

My favorite aspect of Raw last night was the attempt to rebuild a tag team division. We saw two seperate matches involving four teams they want to pass off as a "real" team. So even if the Heart Throbs have no heat, Venis and Viscera are annoying, and the tag champs are jobbers, this is still a step in the right direction at this point.

Yes... yes she is. I heard she had a famous brother. I guess he's trying to cross over to the US as well?

I think the Angle/Cena match will be pretty good, probably around the ***1/2 range. I disagree that Cena/Angle has been overdone in the past two years. I think Carlito/Shelton wrestled each other more in a month than Angle and Cena have in two years. Besides, the last times (No Way Out, No Mercy 2003) were pretty good, so why get upset over this? Masters/HBK is depressing. Show/Snitsky won't be good, but won't be too long either, so I'm not going to get upset over that. Kerwin/Benjamin should be a good match. I agree the storyline is going to be rediculous, but in the very least we'll have two talented workers facing off in a pay-per-view match. Any new tag champions are a welcome change by this point, I don't care if it's even Dupree/Tomko. Carlito/Flair is another one that I'm surprised so many people are upset about. It should be a fun match in the very least. And another pay-per-view with Triple H absent. Unforgiven will gain a few points on that key alone. Seriously, there are worse things in wrestling these days to complain about than Unforgiven.

Yeah, the main event should be good and I'm curious about Regal and his new protege.

Sounds like you're posting on the wrong board.