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"Step by Step had an episode where Dana went to a frat party and got completely plastered." Not true. Read a few posts above yours. The "Al modeling" episode you mentioned though, that was hot.

That's odd since The Rockers defeated The Harts in '90.

I watched WrestleMania 2000: All Day Long and the PPV with Kronus.

I'm still better looking than all you fags.

Note to Edge: The NWA Title is below the WWE Women's Title. Now, if Christian coulda held the Smackdown title, maybe it'd be worth mentioning.

Dames, keep trying, and maybe one day you can rip her apart like I have. For now, that was really gay. I'm glad Eddie Winslow is here, though.

Yes, he did. He was a hyped mystery opponent at an **ECW ARENA** show. The crowd was thrilled. PCO rules by the way, his arm sleeve of doom owns any other "cool" thing going. But back then it just added to the sorryness of Credible's reign.

Well, since I didn't "throw an accusation at you", and the mods agreed with my simple request to delete your unnecessary thread, I think you lose this one. But back on topic. Ashley can't work, but at least she's energetic and got away from Matt Hardy (or was that false). I'd prefer Hemme any day, though.

Thanks. I've heard nothing but greatness about the NWA Title tourney final with Rude, and I've got a TON of 91-93 NJPW/WCW stuff downloaded or on VHS, but I'm lacking that tournament final, damnit.

Don't get sour just because you got excited about a useless piece of information and started a thread about it. I've done the same before and apologized.

That IS Ashley's account. But does this really need its own thread...

Big Bully Busick (sp?). Two memories of him: 1) In the Global Wrestling Federation. Controversy about his finisher, the dreaded heart punch. Max whoever would interview him, "So you've used the dreaded heart punch..." Bully: "IT'S THE BULLY BLASTER!" 2) WWF - He would walk to ringside, where OBVIOUSLY NOT A PLANT of a young fan would be up to the guard rail, ***HOLDING A BALLOON***. It was awesome, that somehow, despite the concessions not selling balloons, no one else having a balloon, etc., that this random front row fan decided to hold a balloon for the entire show. So what did Bully do everytime he walked by a fan with a balloon? HE POPPED IT! Gorilla Monsoon would go apeshit, no pun intended. "What a piece of garbage!"

Yeah, Jake Roberts teamed with Tommy Dreamer at a PPV. This was what caused Terry Funk to turn on Dreamer, I believe. Or it was vice versa.

You absolutely need to have some clips of Austin going Diesel on all the WWF mid-carders at the Rumble. I'm partial to Austin's embarassing of Bart Gunn & Jesse James myself.

Malenko Vs. Lita blowoff. Malenko easily dominated. He even LET Lita have a few 2.9 counts, as Malenko "barely kicked out", which was funny, with Dean incorporating funny facial expressions during the "tense moments" that he himself created. Ref goes down. Dean gets a chair, sick of Lita, and ready to hurt her. Matt comes in, uses the chair on Malenko. Lita pins Malenko. This blowoff really came out of nowhere, as the heat between the two had been pushed to the side before the match. Afterwards, Matt and Lita celebrate, and he kissed her, and she had a confused look on her face. He apologized and ran off. She caught up to him and made out with him. 15 year old marks rejoiced.

I'm not trying to flame, but Jesus Christ, Chono & Tenzan sucked in '98 in the mainstream, even to an eye such as mine that was giving them consideration due to being booked in matches that were outside their usual domain. Why the fuck, 8 years later, are they holding title belts? I'm posting, right now, to respond to all the Chono marks that post the silly "Chono Is Rule!" and misc. pics of Chono "kicking ass". Convince me why Chono isn't as shitty as he was on 1992 WCW PPVs (against Luger, against Rude, against Muta) and on various 1997 Nitros and PPVs. I will say this, I *really* thought Chono was cool back in '91 against the Steiners in a Clash tag match, and in another a bout in Japan for the IWGP Tag straps. Ironically, back then, I was a huge Sasaki mark, who also turned out to be pure shit.

All updated. Triple H, Tatanka, Shane McMahon, and Kane did really well.

Steve Austin has the biggest crowd pop ever. - WWF Raw, December 98, returning to help Mankind defeat Rock to win the WWF Title. Goldberg's title victory over Hogan in the same year was nuclear as well.

By the way, the first ever Smackeown! main event was Rock & Austin Vs. Taker & HHH, and featured the first appearence (and formation) of the Corporate Ministry.

Art Sandusky, by giving the abortion of a "match" that was the IC Title contest "** 1/2", you're saying that it was half-way to being a perfect match? Let's be real here, those 3 were working like a bunch of untrained drunk Irish backyarders performing onstage at River Street on St. Patrick's Day.

The Chancellor (or "President") explained that he would be appearing live at Parliament to address the country, thus explaining his appearence in the town and subsequent capture.

Raw sucks from the moment the announce team speaks: Jerry Lawler blowing Bret Hart during the HoF hype as "great" and being a total babyface to describe him is just disgusting. The two had the feud of the year and were once the glue that held Raw together during the mid-90s. Joey Styles being a shill and marking out for RVD's blown spots and simple dives is disgusting. He marking out for HBK just slaps his former ECW fans in the face, as well. The Coach is a heat dog, and does anything he can to put heat on himself while not positively reinforcing the crowd to cheer for the babyfaces. I wish he'd be fired first. God, Raw was horrid. The most anticipated match at Mania is the *WOMEN'S TITLE MATCH*. Time to do something drastic.

Step by Step - The evil fraternity guys recruit Cody since he is apparently the only guy on Earth who can talk to girls, and they're secretly a bunch of losers since their fraternity guys. He rushes, and the fraternity guys get all raw-talkin' to Dana. He stands up for her, and all the other girls at the party leave! Not so special. But one of the more ridiculously biased-against-anyone-who-has-ever-dranken-a-beer episodes in TV I've seen.

Since She's the Man's plot has been done over and over and over again, it has a right to be bashed. More unoriginal garbage with unfunny "teen starz" that can't hold a candle to their successors, and I'm glad it made such little money.

V for Vendetta was the best "comic book roots" film I have ever seen.