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London's debut was getting absolutely killed by Brock Lesnar. Later on he was told he couldn't use the shooting star press or the 450 splash anymore. Bourne's debut was a highly competitive match against someone about his own size and he hasn't had his finisher restricted... yet. So while it's hardly Bourne's fault, I wouldn't blame London for being bitter that Bourne got opportunities that he didn't. Seriously, if they'd pushed London as consistently and properly as they've pushed Bourne, imagine where London might be right now.

Nope, now that he's the Intercontinental Champion, it means no more pay-per-views for him.

As a New Hampshire citizen, this is the first I've heard about this.

Creepily enough, when I was in 6th grade, circa 1993, there was a girl who already had a 'reputation.' I mean *obviously* it was all b.s. rumors (I hope) but Christ. The specific set up was: "Hey man, if you're ever going out with Jane, and you want a piece of her, just take her to the Holiday Inn." I mean come on it had to be kids spreading dirty lies. This story makes me question my skepticism. The first time I ever heard of classmates having sex was towards the end of 8th grade. It was actually pretty amusing, it was reading class and about five of us got to take our books into a fairly private stairway to read away from the group. Among our little group was a guy and a girl who I'd never known to even be romantically linked and they were fighting about some sex they'd had the previous weekend. He was complaining that it had been his first time and she'd ruined it by just laying there and not really doing anything at all. Then later in high school I started hearing stuff about classmates I'd known who had been doing it back in 7th grade. Made me feel really naive.

No kidding. When I was 12, I was all about Nintendo and comic books, and hoping to at least score a kiss from the girl I liked.

If the grandparents are really involved (and why wouldn't they be, these kids can't possibly have the means to live on their own) then the baby isn't in that big of trouble. Still, that's one creepy looking little kid of a dad.

I drive by Gregg's office almost every single day, I should stop by and ask him about it some time.

Yeah, I'm pro-choice, but this just makes my skin crawl. And this gives an awful lot of ammunition to the pro-life crowd who are going to shout things like "See, this is what abortion really is!!!!~"

I think my favorite live event was probably ROH Death Before Dishonor V Night 1. Great show, great crowd, it's just too bad that it was held in Roxbury Crossing, and there was a shooting outside the building while people were still coming in.

What's wrong with a commentator trying to help get over a wrestler's nickname/gimmick/character by saying it often so the home viewers remember it? Using nicknames isn't Don West's problem (nor was it ever Joey's), it's the fact that he and Tenay never shut the hell up and let some moments speak for themselves.

2002-2005 was pretty rough to get through.

Hurray for Scotty Goldman's return to television.

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So far the good he's been doing far outweights this one grievance.

Very disappointing. Very disappointing indeed.

A 45 minute draw in place of a 60 minute draw is hardly something to get upset about. I know it's not consistent with the rules in the past, but I wouldn't sweat it.

A couple of you have friended me now, and I was amused to see that we are scored as 70% compatible all around. Movies I've watched on Netflix (since September): Curb Your Enthusiasm Seasons 1-3 Drillbit Taylor This Film Is Not Yet Rated Weeds Season 3 Harold and Kumar Escape from Guantanimo Bay Lars and the Real Girl Smart People Forgetting Sarah Marshall Baby Mama Into the Wild Penn and Teller: Bullshit! Seasons 1-2 Recount Ringu Untraceable Rashomon Dexter Season 2 In Bruges John Adams HBO Series Flight of the Conchords Disc 1 Fred Claus Tropic Thunder Step Brothers Wanted Burn After Reading On instant: Weeds Seasons 1-2 Dexter Season 1 Penn and Teller: Bullshit! Seasons 4-5 The Office Season 1 (working on Season 2 now). 30 Rock Seasons 1-2 Sleeper Cell (first 3 episodes) Water Lilies Jeff Dunham: Spark of Insanity No End in Sight The Amateurs An Evening with Kevin Smith The Comedians of Comedy: The Movie Comedians of Comedy: Live at the El Rey Blue State Shut up and Sing Ratatouille Meet the Robinsons The Boondock Saints Find Me Guilty Cashback Postal Dan in Real Life The Grocer's Son

Both Ultimate Avengers movies felt about as deep as a Saturday morning cartoon, just more violent and a few bad words thrown in here or there. I'd say the 90's Batman cartoon trumped both of them. And Superman Doomsday was great stuff as well.

Didn't see Survivor Series, did you?

Start: Austin declares to Jake Roberts that "Austin 3:16 just whooped your ass" at the King of the Ring 1996. End: The episode of Raw where WCW turned heel, the ECW stable formed, and they joined up to become the Alliance all in one show. It was that episode when I realized that the WWF had changed and would never be the same again (as far as the type of show format and quality I was accostomed to). I can definitely see the case for Wrestlemania X7, and I'm sort of persuaded to change my mind to that.

I used to rent this movie constantly. I genuinely liked it, though I was annoyed with the Blanka subplot. As an adult I now rewatch it every now and then for the piece of unintentional comedy gold that it is. And I liked that Nostalgia Critic video as well. Most of his videos are pretty fantastic.

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Well, I'd say Alicia and Katie Lea had a better match than DJ Gabriel and Burchill did last week.

I saw the first episode on one of the viral video sites months ago. It's actually pretty good, despite some corny/cheesy moments that you typically deal with when it comes to kids cartoons. There are a lot of cameos from more recent characters who have come along in the past few years, some of the New X-Men, etc. I'd consider it purchase-worthy on DVD.

I thought Jillian was pretty hot right before she got the boob job. And I saw her wrestle a house show match against Krystal Marshall that didn't suck, so she does have some talent.