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Steamboat hasn't wrestled a match since September 1994 and he probably wouldn't be capable of putting on a match that Ric Flair deserves to be his last. Why excatly? Steamboat has almost 14 years of ring rust, plus a bad back, bad knees and more than likely the onset of arthrithus etc. The ring rust doesn't much to me, it can be worked off with a few months or so of training, but the rest of the stuff makes sense. The way Engima put it, it's because Steamboat hasn't wrestled since 1994.

Steamboat hasn't wrestled a match since September 1994 and he probably wouldn't be capable of putting on a match that Ric Flair deserves to be his last. Why excatly?

You know who we haven't seen in quite some time, I forgot his name but the Russian guy who killed Charlie. Where the hell has he been in all of this?

So some of TSM posters were the 6%?

I suggest buying a 360. I've had one since really it's release and I've only had 1 red ring of death sitution (knocks on wood.), but I've still enjoyed the hell out of it since I had it, plus I play it the most between that and the Wii. I'm really anti-sony so I'll just my mouth shut about the PS3. The Wii is pretty fun as well but I don't play it as much as I do my 360. Whenever a came comes out for both systems, I mainly get the 360 verison of it, however a LOT of Wii games are still fun as hell and it's still pretty early for the Wii system and there's a lot of promising games coming out in the year of 2008.

Yes for the Hall of Fame coming back, I don't care if anyone says "well it's not really a legit Hall of fame", it's a pretty big fucking deal and I'm looking forward to it. It's one of my favorite things about the WWE nowadays.

I bid a dollar.

I agree with Jingus, there are a lot of workers out there who will wrestle under a mask so they can have two matches a night and a lot of them will try to change up the masked gimmick as much as they possibly can to make sure people can't reconize them. They could change up their voice, their walk, their ENTIRE wrestling style and move set, and doing small things with their clothes to make sure they can cover up anything that would make them noticable. TSM, where you get cutting edge information that no one would ever figure out on their own... like the person who created this thread!

People don't listen, that and if you have to take in the fact that a lot of people don't watch TNA on a regular basis or may just read the spoilers and don't catch on to the small things like that.

I'm so sold on this album, I just hope it comes out on actual cd this time around. A lot of these themes I just want to hear all the way through like Kofi's, the ECW theme, and Shelton's song since Axel Rose is singing it. Hawkins and Ryder are the Edgeheads right? Is there a release date for the cd yet?

Enigma's most likely BUTT hurt because he thinks someone is taking away his gimmick or his pride or some shit like that.

So I'm out of loop with that one, could someone explain to me what that is from?

FUCKING YES!!! Man I really want Nintendo do to a Wii shop release of Maniac Mansion so badly. Day of the Tentacle was such a great game as well.

I agree with Jingus, there are a lot of workers out there who will wrestle under a mask so they can have two matches a night and a lot of them will try to change up the masked gimmick as much as they possibly can to make sure people can't reconize them. They could change up their voice, their walk, their ENTIRE wrestling style and move set, and doing small things with their clothes to make sure they can cover up anything that would make them noticable.

I think Ben is blackmailing Sayid to take out the Dharma people for Ben and that Ben is threating to spill everything if Dharma grabs him, while the rest of the 6 don't know what's going on. It seems what's ever left of Dhrma is going after the 6 to find out if thy're are any more on the island.

Does anyone else want to see Sayid torture the fuck out Miles? Or just see Sawyer just whoop Mile's ass?

Nope.

Now are you asking this because you don't know why storyline wise or are you complaining about the booking?

I rather watch Ghost Owen feud with God.

The short answer is that you need money and need to realize you won't make any profit for quite a long time. So hopefully you'll have a lot of money to spend and won't think you'll make a lot off the gate, because you won't. Expect to lose money. If you woud like to own your promotion, you would be the promoter. Meaning you'd be the money guy...unless you have a friend who has deep pockets who'd like to volunteer his pockets to help fund your promotion, but good luck with that. Now if your going to be a promoter, don't be the booker, just be the promoter. Meaning don't worry about storylines, just worry about getting the ring to the building, finding a venue to run out of, concessions, and money to pay the wrestlers and the Refs, and finding people to help put the ring together, running concession and take in the geate money. Those are the things you should worry about being the promoter. Now I say don't be a promoter/booker because it's seriously is to much work. Take a wrestler or two or three and make them the booker(s) and let them worry about booking wrestlers and writing out your storylines. Just don't let them go overboard with booking wrestlers/Refs. Also truth be told, wrestlers listen and take bookers who are wrestlers more seriously. I guess it's a respect kind of thing, but that's what I've seen since I got in the buisness a few years ago. Thanks. Was just curious, what part of the business are you in? Booker, wrestler, etc? Referee. You should read my blog.

The best thing about a lot of the TNA posters is that they really only bitch about A storyline and that makes them not want to watch a TNA show, even though a lot of TNA matches are pretty good and other storylines are pretty decent, but that one storyline will turn them competely off from TNA.

Light eating, no carbs, lots of walking/jogging, sweat rooms, making yourself puke after you eat....

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I went to Video Games Live last year. I won tickets off a radio station. It was really fun, the guy who played the piano blindfolded was there and played a few songs, they had the guy was on youtube playing the Contra theme on his guitar there as well. The best thing was that the guy who acutally does Mario's voice and Koji Kondo (the compuser of the Mario songs and Zelda songs) was there as well. Koji actually conducted Mario's theme. After the show was over there was a autograph session where you could take a poster down a table and have a line of people sign it....I got Koji Kondo's autograph on it...I was a happy Scrob that day. I think the worse part of the show was this Frogger contest where a 8 year old won a laptop. I'm going again this year, and yes it's because I won tickets off the same radio station.

The short answer is that you need money and need to realize you won't make any profit for quite a long time. So hopefully you'll have a lot of money to spend and won't think you'll make a lot off the gate, because you won't. Expect to lose money. If you woud like to own your promotion, you would be the promoter. Meaning you'd be the money guy...unless you have a friend who has deep pockets who'd like to volunteer his pockets to help fund your promotion, but good luck with that. Now if your going to be a promoter, don't be the booker, just be the promoter. Meaning don't worry about storylines, just worry about getting the ring to the building, finding a venue to run out of, concessions, and money to pay the wrestlers and the Refs, and finding people to help put the ring together, running concession and take in the geate money. Those are the things you should worry about being the promoter. Now I say don't be a promoter/booker because it's seriously is to much work. Take a wrestler or two or three and make them the booker(s) and let them worry about booking wrestlers and writing out your storylines. Just don't let them go overboard with booking wrestlers/Refs. Also truth be told, wrestlers listen and take bookers who are wrestlers more seriously. I guess it's a respect kind of thing, but that's what I've seen since I got in the buisness a few years ago.