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The Rumble was very good (as it usually is). If I had to rate the matches... Rumble: N/A Hogan vs Rock: *1/2 Angle vs Lesnar: **** Rock vs Goldberg: * 1/4 Big Show vs Lesnar: *** 1/2 Nash vs Triple H: *** Lesnar vs Big Show vs Angle: **** Elimination Chamber: **1/2 HHH vs Goldberg: * Lesnar vs Undertaker: *** HHH vs Goldberg 2: **1/4 HHH vs Goldberg vs Kane: ** So... not a very good year for main events (at least on Raw side).

I think I'm going with "Issues" because it brings back some super fond memories, though technically, their best album is probably "Follow The Leader."

Yay!!!! This is the best news since Nathan Jones walking out of WWE!

"Kid A" was the first Radiohead cd I ever actually owned so it will probably hold a special place in my heart for a long time. I also really love "Hail To The Theif" and "Ok Computer." No such thing as bad Radiohead though.

I left out Hogan/Rock at No Way Out because I don't think anyone would vote for that anyway (and there can only be 10 picks) and I left out the Triple H/Goldberg match at Unforgiven seeing as they had a much better rematch at Survivor Series anyways. My pick? I'm going with Vengeance. It was probably the match that passed my expectations more than any other in the last year.

Hehe, it's like 31 bucks for employees

I was thinking the same thing... why not just call it a sequel so it can add to the already long list of sequels awaiting our attention.

:: sigh :: It's probably because I don't hate them as we speak and I was such a fan of them back in the "My Own Prison" days...

I don't pay attention to whether or not the music i like is mainstream or not. I don't listen to radio or watch MTV so whatever I find myself listening to is good enough for me.

Dude, for a second there I thought it said she married the middle aged bald man who played George Costanza.

Hehe, I hope I wasn't one of those people. I never totally disliked John Heidenreich (though his tendency to injure Stevie Richards is troubling) but Matt Morgan never stood out as good or sucking to me. He's sort of just there.

Yes. No, Rock made Shamrock look fucking GOOD a few times in 98.

Seeing as I own Linkin Park, 50 Cent, Outkast, and Evanescence, this is a rare year when my musical investments have done so well.

One of the worst movies I can think of is 40 Days, 40 Nights. The movie is complete shit, is not funny in any aspect, devalues relationships, and makes Josh Hartnett have to apologize for being sexually assaulted.

This Creed hate is uncalled for. People are so blindly hateful towards them, it's annoying.

"The Love Below" half of the new double cd is becoming one of my all-time favorites.

The No Mercy extras were nothing special. The Cruiserweight match was a throwaway and the sewage segment is best forgotten. The John Cena rap has it's moments and the Big Show interview is pretty decent... but that's about it.

Ever see Tigerland? Yes. That is a damn fine movie.

I miss Kidman. If he were to be cut I probably wouldn't notice just because I haven't seen him in so long anyway.

I don't think the reation WWE was going for with Orton was, "Get that guy off my TV screen NOW." No, but they got a reaction where people cannot stop talking about him and continue to watch anyway where they then head into a message board and talk about the guy some more.

I do not realistically see Paul London, Brian Kendrick, and Ultimo Dragon being on Wrestlemania XX.

Hey, that would be pretty fucking funny.

Sounds to me like Randy Orton is one of the most over heels among Smarks. The WWE did a good job.

So glad Matt Hardy jumped to Raw

I throw my head back in laughter at the earnings of Paycheck. And I only say that because Affleck made that half assed comment earlier about his career not being in the shitter enough to the point of making a Daredevil sequel. Affleck... I love ya, man, but you can be a real moron sometimes.