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Or how about have Danielson NOT wrestle. Considering he severely injured one of his EYES on 8/25. Twenty two days is not nearly enough time to recover from the serious injury Danielson received. ROH shouldn't allow one of their founding fathers to perform so quickly after his injury.

I've read in numerous psychology books that dreams cannot be distinguished. Is that true? Or can you pull a meaning out of your dreams? Also, if people speak during their sleep, what does that mean? Like if someone says this during their sleep, what does it mean: "I want to go shopping."

Why is Judas Mesias already feuding with everyone on the roster, especially Sting? Canadian Destroyer, what is your avater from?

Kayfabe? We all know that's been buried for a long time now.

Yes, injuries do occur. But is there really any reason why Morishima and Danielson were going at it like they've been feuding for a decade? Also, look at PWG. Super Dragon using the Burning Hammer on someone on a steel chair. That's ridiculous, and unecessary.

I've always liked the Win/Loss thing. I wish they'd utilize it more often. Small error I found:

One of the better workers in the world? Come on, that's quite the statement.

No, not really. More like he's about to burst into tears, or "SHIT!".

It's 2007, time to wake up sun shine. Ric Flair vs. Bryan Danielson has NO appeal whatsoever. Yes, it's Ric f'n Flair (trying to) wrestling Bryan f'n Danielson. It'd be a total clusterfuck. If anything, it'd actually hurt Danielson then help him. A 58 year old man getting in offense would make anyone look bad, no matter their credentials. A match against Muta? You've must have missed many Mutoh matches this last seven years.

I want to see it, but would prefer someone other than Clive Owen as the bad ass main character. I can't buy Owen as a tough guy.

Because it's TNA?

This is looking God like. Quick Look and Time Machine are also God like. Spaces looks God like. Mail is God like. iChat is God like.

Obviously you don't know much about the CIA then Jingus. Many choose to disbelieve in the notion that the CIA has operatives to the caliber of a Jason Bourne, but I disagree. What do you consider a Marine Corps Recon, or Navy SEAL, or Black Water Agent, or Zero Down? All instruments of death at the command of the government. And would you really be all that surprised that the strongest nation in the world didn't know about 9/11? Just like we didn't know about Pearl Harbor. The only reason their "secret" prisions are known about, is because they want people to know about them.

Those are lame as fuck.

Like this ruling will actually matter any? The fucking NSA and CIA can, and will do whatever they want, when they want, and especially how they want to do it. Simple as that. People can sit there and cite rules and regulations, laws and protocals, but at the end of the day, the secret organizations, the CIA, the NSA, and the FBI actually run this country more so than Congress, or the President. Congress can veto and make laws, but the CIA can make you disappear.

Kennedy is like President Clinton.

What is Statham's discipline?

At least a son finished what his father started.

What if nuclear weapons were never invented? I wouldn't be typing this if it were true.

There is no possible way to win, unless we turned the entire middle east to glass. What would that accomplish though? I do think we should have invaded though, but for different reasons. I just wish our government could actually level with the people, we all know that they're lying to us, and they know that we know that they're lying.

That's because we're deemed expendable. I've never agreed with the statement "The men and women serving in Iraq are the next Vietnam generation". That is bullshit on many, basic, understandable reasons. 1. Our troops have excellent training before being shipped over to Iraq. Vietnam era soldiers were shipped straight to war after boot camp. Everyone had a brief course with the radio, but you didn't know what you're MOS was exactly going to be back then. 2. Obviously technological advancements. Medical personel, medical technology, and let's not forget the weapons were using. 3. The soldiers believe in what they're doing, and they're not being drafted into the service. This is a huge one. Nearly every single Vietnam vet I've ever come across has complained about being drafted and it ruining their lives and how they wanted to run away. Every Marine, Sailor, Soldier, Fly Boy I've talked to serving in Iraq want to be there. At first, I was completely for the War against Iraq/Afghanistan. I was in the 10th grade when we first invaded Iraq, and I was still wet behind the ears regarding our lovely government. I believed them when they said that Sadam and his government had Weapons of Mass Destruction. But that was a lie. I'm sure they had some weapons that would cause some serious damage, but nothing like what we have in our personal aresenal (like the heart beat bomb). We accomplished about as much as possible over there. We eliminated many, many serious terrorist cells and threats to the United States and the rest of the free world. However, we're fighting a unwinable war. No matter how much good we actually do, the bad will outweigh that good ten-fold. We need to pull out of the middle east, and especially stay out of Korea.

He looks like he is in good shape, albeit smallish for a big man though. He's 6'8-6'9 and probably weighing in at 250 pounds or so from the look of him. He looked like he was struggling with the powerbomb on the "fan" though, which is surprising.

If my kids ever turned out like that, I would murder them.