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Check out KENTA/Marafuji from January 2006, or KENTA/Danielson from December 2006. Both are great, great matches. Also, consider getting the 3/1/03 card, only due to the last Misawa/Kobashi match-up.

So living a life that is completely misrable and more than likely taking medication that will alter your body is okay? I think it's selfish on both parts, to be completely honest. Person A - I want to die because I am depressed, and really, really unhappy. Person B - I want you to live because I love you/care, so, just swallow those pills to make you "happy".

Maybe you should change your name to something that doesn't have the word "guy" in it, now that you're a transsexual, cuz. http://www.myspace.com/zoef WHAT ARE YOU? You look like a combination of Edge and Snitsky and maybe Luna. I've never understood why people that are obviously ugly refuse to understand the fact that they are ugly and decide to take pictures of themselves. Disturbing.

What the fuck is wrong with all of you?

Because you know without a shadow of a doubt that Chris Benoit murdered his family in cold blood, right? Yeah, that's what I thought.

This is what I am talking about. You have no shame, nor heart.

Thanks Al. The only thing you can count on being worse than the WWF is the WWF section at TSM.

I just cannot believe Chris Benoit is gone. He's my hero, and the only reason I continued watching wrestling. Chris Benoit, I respect you, I love you, and I hope your journey in the next stage in existence will bring you much happiness. God bless.

Dungeon Seige I and II Star Wars: Jedi Outcast Jedi Knight II - Make sure to find the code for realistic saber combat

Is the Nigel/Danielson match any good? That's a stupid question. I mean, is it as good as their matches last year?

The only college sport that actually nearly rivals their professional counterpart is college football. It's especially close when there are huge rivalry games, like Michigan/Notre Dame - MSU - Ohio State.

Agreed that the booking is horrible.

Yes, Darius Miles. He was heavily hyped up, and has never delivered. I mistakenly thought he was the 1st pick overall that year, but later realised he was the third overall. I was pretty much on an exodus from basketball from 2000 until the Pistons won the championship, and ever since, only watch every once and a while.

I wonder if Oden will follow in the footsteps of previous legendary big men and be dominant and a force to be reckoned with for the next 10+ seasons, or will he just pan out like most before him with much hype like Olowhatever with the Clippers, or Darius Miles, etc. I've never seen him play before, but watching some highlight packages, he looks promising. I've read the Pistons are interested in Marion. It'd be a good acquisition, but would it carry them to another championship? They need to get Wallace back, or someone like him.

Another thing to consider the West's dominance this decade is: Only one East player has been the MVP of the league, which was Iverson in 00-01. You had Shaq, Iverson, Duncan x2, Garnett, Nash x2, and Nowitzki this year. Since 1990, the West has dominated this award. 2006-07 - Dirk Nowitzki, Dallas 13 2005-06 - Steve Nash, Phoenix 12 2004-05 - Steve Nash, Phoenix 11 2003-04 - Kevin Garnett, Minnesota 10 2002-03 - Tim Duncan, San Antonio 9 2001-02 - Tim Duncan, San Antonio 8 2000-01 - Allen Iverson, Philadelphia 5 1999-00 - Shaquille O'Neal, Los Angeles Lakers 7 1998-99 - Karl Malone, Utah 6 1997-98 - Michael Jordan, Chicago 4 1996-97 - Karl Malone, Utah 5 1995-96 - Michael Jordan, Chicago 3 1994-95 - David Robinson, San Antonio 4 1993-94 - Hakeem Olajuwon, Houston 3 1992-93 - Charles Barkley, Phoenix 2 1991-92 - Michael Jordan, Chicago 2 1990-91 - Michael Jordan, Chicago 1 1989-90 - Magic Johnson, Los Angeles Lakers 1 If it wasn't for Jordan, it'd be a near sweep. I'll give the East some credit though, they've dominated the Def. Player of the Year. With guys like Wallace, Artest, Mutombo, and Mourning running around, it's obvious why they won it so many years.

They had one 50+ team actually. That team being Detroit with 53. Clevland had only 50, that's not considered 50+, is it?

The East was once the dominant league, but not since the turn of the milinieum. 50's = East 60's = East 70's = East 80's = Tied 90's = East (All because of the Bulls) 00's = West (Due to Spurs winning 3 championships in five years) This year alone the West had: *6 of the top 10 scorers* Including the top three. *Deadlocked for rebounding* They have the rebounding champion, and runner up. *6 of the top 10 assist leaders* Including the top two. *7 of the top 10 steal leaders* Including the top three. *Deadlocked for blocks* They have the shot blocking champion. *The West had two teams with 60+ win records, and one with high 50's. The East only had one in the 50's, and it was the low 50's* The West had the MVP, Defensive MVP, Rookie of the Year, Sixth Man, Most Improved, and ALL five members of the NBA All First Team are West players. So, yeah. West is VASTLY superior to the East right now.

And, the West Coast is vastly superior to the East Coast.

Not much of a surprise that LeBron got blown out. I say LeBron, because, in all reality, it was LeBron vs. Spurs. I really wish someone other than the Spurs won. Now, every sports analyst is calling them the Bulls of the 90's. I fucking hate that shit. Nothing will ever be as good as the Bulls in the 90's, which is in second place to the 50's/60's Celtics. The Bulls = ratings, Spurs = changing the channel. Basketball has changed dramatically since Jordan's day. The players don't seem to be overly motivated anymore, and only seem to bust ass to get their $$$$$$. Look at the Pistons this year in the Eastern Conference Finals. They gave up entirely. A team known for their defense allowed LeBron to enter the lane uncontested. They've lost their fire since losing their workhorse, and coach. Back in the day it was actually enjyoable to watch basketball because of the amount of talent on the floor and the amount of energy and actual talent they brought to the table. Today is a different story all together. I agree that players shouldn't be drafted out of high school. How many of them have actually become something extraordinary? KG, Kobe, LeBron? And don't think they don't get something of monteary value in college.

Hah. Doodeyhead. I haven't heard that since I was in the Marine Corps. And I wasn't being serious in my last post. The only reason I actually come to TSM or the Pit anymore is to see Slayer's and your's posts.

I'd be hard pressed to care if he was dead.

What is your point, exactly?

Although asinine, it doesn't matter. I started the post of by saying it'd be amusing. It'd be funny to watch the players trying to adjust to doubled rims. It's so fucking irritating.

I loved the Bulls more than just about anyone. The league has grown into a three point shooting contest, and I'd rather see better inside shooting and ball handiling than some guy standing forty feet out snippering a few shots in. And quit fucking nitpicking everything everyone ever says.