DMann2003

That's the first step, show's been in top 30 I think right

It'd be the greatest night in the history of our sport right?

Oh Ho ho ho, I needed a laugh...good one Oh, you're serious...well, can't blame you for dreaming *snicker*

This is one of the funniest episodes yet- "Say something Black"

SHATNER!!! Yeah!!!

Hey Vince, this right here, this is our FAVORITE moment tonight!!!

I'd love it if they just keeping cutting back to Hunter kicking the crap out of Ric the rest of the night.

How dare Flair think he'll come at his beck and call to back him up in his problems, he brought Flair back from the dead, he's the Game...Cerebral Assassin...blah, blah, blah...

Well at least ONE 10 year old girl looked genuinely shocked, Guess she's never seen wrestling before.

Grrr, why are they cheering him, he's the enemy you stupid fools can't...you...see....ughhh....must...resist....urge....to spit and pose....with....water bottle...

Man, Ted needed the tux instead of his preacher Sunday suit

That's genius, automatically ** for that!

Geez Linda look at your daughter, that woman knows how to take a Stunner.

Ah, Linda fucks up the Stunner

Think Hunter gets off on seeing his wife abused? Where's Shane's baby at- let him take a Stunner too-

I wish they showed the first time McMahon ate a Stunner and sold it like an epileptic seisure.

Picked up Tom Clancy Classic Trilogy and ESPN MLB 2K5 for 19.82 each at Wal-mart, also have seen James Bond- Everything or Nothing for 10 bucks at Meijer, might get it.

I had been looking forward to seeing David Cronenberg's "A History of Violence" since the buzz coming out of Cannes this year. Finally seeing it tonight I have to say given all the films I've seen in a theater this year it would be the top one so far. All the key performers (Mortenson, Bello, Harris, Hurt) are excellent. Now, I'm not very familiar with Cronenberg's previous work, I know what he's done but I've never really watched much of his stuff (in fact I turned Crash off half-way through, it bored me). But I loved the restraint in this film, there's a building tension riding throughout the film and when the key moments happen they stand out because what's preceeded them has been built up to ample effect. And there are great moments where the camera will linger on a certain shot or scene that will leave you a little uncomfortable (which is good I feel). The title is an accurate description of this film. Seriously, if this is playing nearby, see the film.

Picked up Crash, L.A. Confidential and Contact And got The Road Warrior at Wal-Mart for 4.88!

I've seen better Pounces, but damn if Brown isn't one of my guilty pleasures.

*Bump* Happened to get my own Xbox for the first time too, I've got World Series of Poker, Simpsons- Hit and Run, Spiderman 2, Fable, and X-men Legends for it so far.

That was the character of Serendipity from Dogma written by Kevin Smith I loved the parochial education I got from my Catholic upbringing but it's stuff like this that has kept me from attending church in so long, I guess that makes me lapsed, but I still have a belief & faith, probably like a lot of Catholics.

They had the tag up but no discs out, said they had 4 in stock and to check back tomorrow

Seriously, I am interested in Homecoming next week

Has Shawn gone through many tables since his comeback?