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Yeah, I poped for that the first time I saw it.

For some reason I kept hearing "faggot swim" in Tool's "Learn to Swim"

Other then throwing a random number of "AH HA!" into his programs they do sound a lot like Shane's did. Although Shane would come up with something new to say every now and then.

I perfer SmackDown! over Raw sence Teddy became GM for a number of reasons.... -More Entertaining GM No argument here, although I'm liking Bischoff as a tweener. -MUCH better and entertaining World Champion, JBL ownes all! Agreed, although he still doesn't seem like a main eventer. And he's surrounded with guys that just won't get over. They're only booed cause they're with him. -Cruiserweight Division > Woman's Division (even if they aren't being used right, a Cruiserweight Match here and there is more fun to watch than Woman Wrestling The cruiser divison is so poorly booked. Pretty much you get the champ in matches (every now and then), and the guy he's feuding with in matches. You'll never see Funaki vs Shannon Moore out of the blue unless one has the title or is the #1 contender. WCW booked it well where it felt like anyone could win it at any time. -A More entertaining Roster. Star power or not, SD! has more entertaining and talented wrestlers IMO. I disagree. Way too much time given to guys that are uber vanilla like Orlando, Bashams, Dupree, Kenzo (although not lately), and Jindrak. - The Undertaker, The superstar I look forward to watching in all of WWE right now Beh -JBL, I can't get over on how much entertaining this guy is. Again, yeah. -The Announce Team. Tazz and Cole have good chemistry together. I enjoy the little confrontions they have with each other sometimes, Lawler and Ross has become somewhat stale IMO. I think they're awful. Tazz will just ramble on about nothing and go a million miles away from the match. And Cole just seems like such a tool. They also seem to have to redub a good amount of their lines.

Does Warrior really need two disks? ...even one?

Plus she didn't feel that Wesley's dad was her responsibility. Plus it wasn't a dirty little secret. Just finished the last 3 eps on DVD. The Girl in Question is a little better the second time through, although I still say it's too late in the series for a comedy episode and seems out of place in between Angel's going back to the dark side deal.

Every week RAW seems to have good matches, or matches that at least look good, and the show seems to fly by. Smackdown is such a chore to get through these days, not one match looks any good. The tag match looks ok at best.

Screw high school, I hated those people. I wish I was back in elementary school, I had a blast

Not trying to revive a dead thread, but how this went unmentioned I'll never know. "YES THEY DESERVED TO DIE! AND I HOPE THEY BURN IN HELL!"

I know they replay them durring the weekend, you can either catch it Saturday or Sunday. I had missed the first episode cause I wasn't interested, caught it on a weekend and got hooked.

Yeah, Maybe Hacksaw or Honky Tonk...but who gets out of the house and goes to a show saying "I gotta see the Anvil."

Yeah, you kinda get the "Shut the f up and fight already" feeling with Diego, but he just plowed over Josh so easily it's hard not to root for him.

On the wall and not movie poster releated I also have a Stacy Keibler poster, a Canadian flag, various wrestling fliers, and a 20*30 pic I had blown up of Bubba Ray giving Balls Mahoney a bionic elbow...they were right in front of me in the crowd.

I'm shocked they haven't done the Pesci "how am I funny" bit. BEST ONE: Jericho, Christian, Stacy, Benoit: Basic Instinct WORST: Eugene, Rega: Forest Gump...sorry, didn't work for me. BEST CAMERO: Coach: A Few Good Men I didn't care for the Pulp Fiction one. Other than "ESSA!" at the end. Taker in the wig at least made me laugh, although it should have mentioned Mania somehow. Bradshaw and Cena's seems to be the most out of place, it's the only one to do without any comedy at all, the two guys in it are fueding, so the idea of them doing a commercial together is a little iffy, and it seemed to go on forever. I'd like to see Vince and Austin redo the Cool Hand Luke "What we've got here is...failure to communicate." Vince as the warden and Austin as the prisoner of course. Random prisoners could be played by Charlie Haas, Shannon Moore, and Rosey. Angle and Christian as Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid. 2001 a Space Odyssey: Jim Ross and Batista. Batista: "Open the pod bay door, J.R.." JR:"Sorry, Dave, I cannot do that...BAH GAWD!" AMERICAN PIE: Hurricane could play Jim in the love scene with the pie, Lawler could play the dad, he's kind of a perv anyway. How about Spike Dudley as Marty McFly and Flair as Doc. I just want Flair to deliver the line. "We gotta go back Marty...back...TO THE FUTURE! WHOO!!" And Shelton has to do Blazing Saddles!

Damn, I knew Diego was going to tap him out, but I thought Josh would have thrown a punch or two. As soon as he got backed up near the cage you just knew it was over. While Team Chuck annoys me in general, I like Diego, dude's a killer. LEBEN!!!!! That's all I gotta say about that. And I doubt Randy would take Sam, it does his team better to leave Sam there to piss off the blue team.

Just picked up Ash's new CD "Meltdown" (been available overseas forever). came with a free DVD.

Doesn't MTV already fill up 15 hours a day with this stuff? Any time they run one of these they just play it non stop. I try not to watch these, but I did watch a little of one of them cause they had blond Rachel from the NY cast.

Hero gets the girl, but villain has all the best lines...tough tough tough.

Is anyone taping it? I just picked up season 1 on DVD, haven't watched it yet, but would like to get season 2 episodes on tape. PM me if you're interested in making a trade, I won't check back here due to spoilers. And I hate HBO's standard $80 price tag on their good dramas

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I know. I just plan on starting on getting the tapes where I left off (38), and picking back up on DVD where deepdiscountdvd.com starts having them (44)

D Hack also did a pretty good rock "Today Was A Good Day Cover."

I guess Jim was worth the $30, he was a Bret Hart's #2 after all. Seriously though, who books Jim Neidhart?

Why? It looks terrible, reviews have been terrible and the whole 'big action star deals with bratty kids' plot has been done to death. Didn't you put "Raise Your Voice" as one of your top movies of the year. You are NOT QUALIFIED to dish out movie advice.

Comedy heel Austin with Angle and McMahon was the WWE's best comedy run ever. It was great that the guys could kick ass when they had to, and could do the comedy bits on the side.