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:::Zack bothers Sledgehammer at the commentator's table at the Clash during a Zack-Guerrero match::: "What the fuck are YOU doing?"

Shawn Michaels (as a member of the nWo) superkicking Booker T like a bitch and kicking him out of the nWo. It was so out of nowhere.

That's interesting about Johnny Fairplay. Who is about as over as a character as a 1990's SuperStars jobber. Who's the "big name" ?

Lucharesu... So you don't want The H8 Club "squashing juniors" ? And they've "done that for four years".... Yet there is a totally NEW H8 Club now, as you acknowledged. So they haven't been doing it for four years. So your point is invalid. Also, since you know nothing of the inner workings of CZW, you shouldn't speak as if you do. Thank you. The show tomorrow will be stupendous. Perhaps on CZW XPosed I'll drop you a middle finger.

I wear boxers. They have martini glasses on them.

Flair/Vader 94? That SuperBrawl 4 or Starrcade 93?

Lacey's a gorgeous worker, I'll pick her...

T.O. Tyler Othello It's work.

Wow, great thread to pin. That's why LSD totally > Hardcore in 2005.

Wanna hear an interesting theory I have on The Mullets show, btw... Hulk Hogan comes back to WWE in 2002-2003. Production begins on The Mullets in 2002-2003. Hulk Hogan starred in both "Thunder in Paradise" and "3 Ninjas: Assault on Devil's Mountain". Who played his foils in those movies/series? Loni Anderson and John O'Hurley...who just HAPPEN to be the stars of The Mullets. Hogan is released from WWE in 2003. The Mullets is cancelled in 2003.

Fantastic News. Seriously, if you want to watch Star Trek, watch The Next Generation re-runs on Spike. Anything after that is really embarassing. Althopugh TNG jumped the shark with the whole Borg two-parter. Seriously. The first part was tremendous. Bord comes on, kicks ass, takes Picard. A new girl challenges Riker, he has like 50 angles hitting him at once. FIRE. Someone/thing needed to happen that episode. Riker needed to die or Picard needed to die or the Enterprise needed to blow up. But no, evertything goes back to normal. Totally takes away the "epic" feel of the cliffhanger ending from Pt. 1. But ah, good riddance Voyager. Bring back The Mullets. LONI ANDERSON and Elaine from Seinfeld's Boss Character and two guys with Mullets! YEAH!

What's Haute Tension? Becaue Open Water and Napoleon Dynamite are both awful, IMO. I missed the third one from last year that you mentioned.

"...even GE made the bullets that shot JFK!"

Funny. If this was say 1993 and two ex-WWF/WWE Tag Team Champions like Rico and Buchanon went to Japan and teamed and won the belts, it'd be a lead story on PWI and all over the internet, and all the promotions in the states would be jumping at the chance to sign them.

>>>NJPW Chris Benoit vs. Chris Jericho [WAR Super J-Cup '95 Quarter - Final] "Cmon, Motherfucker!" I don't need it, but cool, eh? Never seen Bret/TM 2 from 1990...how's that? Is it from Japan?

That site isn't working.

Sideways 9/10

Just stop.

Mancow, the poor man's Stern, who himself hasn't been funny in many years.

Savage Vs. Warrior - WM 7 Career Match with Pre/Post Match Stuff Grab Your Tissues

I have Warrior/Savage, including the entire history of the feud and pre-match comments, as well as the dramatic post-match stuff. Really good quality, too. One of my favorite matches ever. I'll upload tomorrow along with Steiners/Lex+Sting (if JoeDirt didnt), Ive got class to tend to. AWESOME matches, man. Keep 'em comin'! Also, how clear is your RVD/Eddie? If you like it so much, I've got a DVD Quality version of it online. God, Goldberg/Page sucks. One of the most overrated pieces of dreck ever.

It's better if you just lump both all together when trying to forget about them.

Anyone got: Terrence Taylor & Tom Zenk Vs. WCW Champion Lex Luger & Arn Anderson from Starrcade 1991 or War Games 1992 (Sting's Squadron Vs. Dangerous Alliance) or Chris Benoit & Beef Wellington Vs. Jushin Liger & Brian Pillman (Clash feat. NWA Tag Title Tournament)

BTW, someone should tell WWE and Amazon that it is a 13 disc set, not 12. WM 19 was double-disc.

Uh, Van Dam was the breakout star of 2001. Vs. Jeff Hardy, Invasion Vs. Jeff Hardy, SummerSlam Vs. Chris Jericho, Unforgiven Vs. Steve Austin, Smackdown! Vs. The Rock, Raw Main Event Vs. Austin Vs. Angle, No Mercy Main Event Vs. Team WWF, Survivor Series Vs. Undertaker, Vengeance