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Son of a bitch... Well, that disproves many theories right there.

Because the point of a HIAC, from the beginning was supposed to be "You can't escape" or you can't get away from your opponent. Not, I'm gonna put you through the top. <{POST_SNAPBACK}> the original purpose was that shawn kept running away and cheating...thus the cage. there's been no "im running away" from HHH or Tista.. <{POST_SNAPBACK}> True, but it's also been billed as 'most dangerous match' ever. Every time there's been a HIAC I believe someone's been 'injured'. Even if it was just that, really bandage up soar, injured. And more specifically every time HHH has been in there, and it's always been his opponent. So common sense says HHH would want to challenge Batista in a HIAC to do away with him once and for all, based on past experiences. And that is, that HHH's opponents always come out hurt, so HHH thinks there's no way Batista can win... So it just goes back to the 'his match' logic, which in this case...actually works.

Because the point of a HIAC, from the beginning was supposed to be "You can't escape" or you can't get away from your opponent. Not, I'm gonna put you through the top.

Ummm...WOW I was thinking return of Mark Henry.

That's WWE psychology. Much like HBK can have his back worked over for 30 straight minutes, then nip up, hit a super kick, get a pin, and walk off with only mild discomfort, but a Pedigree can put him down for what seems like an eternity. <{POST_SNAPBACK}> Yea, seems stupid, but, it's not like the same thingdoens't happen in real life plenty of times in sports. Ex. a football player takes hit after hit during and game, and just gets right back up, and then happens to take one hard blow to the head, and all of a sudden he's out like that. What kind of shit is that?? >_> Edit- And while yes, I'm being a cynic, that wasn't entirely sarcasm. It literally is understandable. It happens a lot, where someone gets hit a lot, and it doesn't seem to effect them, but one certain hit, can take them out like that. (That's what a finsihers supposed to be anyway right?)

Put simple, you shouldn't have ordered the PPV. Hell, you were complaining before it even started, what would possess you to buy it? People complain about WWE's stories, and builds, etc. but evidently they're doing something right as they're getting people that don't even want to get the ppv to watch it.

He's NOT gonna use the MITB shot for a quick 'beat the champ after his match' match, that I'd bet on.

It doesn't work as well. <{POST_SNAPBACK}> I thought it did. Was pretty amusing, and got the point across well. Edit- sorry, didn't see the as. Now that may be the case, but I thought it was pretty good.

Lol. Looks like they're doing Rock/Coach with Cena/Grisham right now.

Victoria with a remix. Is this her first time with it?

Carlito wins after Shelton hits the STinger Splash into exposed turnbuckle. Then Carlito grabbed the tights ALSO. Damn.

Heh, King just slipped up (technically) and said looks like Carlito was knocked back to Puerto Rico.

For those who didn't know, they're sticking with the 3 man commentating team tonight. Pretty good idea IMO.

Carlito's not the challenger...:s

That's a better name anyways and it works with the Vegas theme. <{POST_SNAPBACK}> Yea, that's what I was referring to by setup. If you haven't seen the stage, it's two dice underneath the Vengeance logo, and that immedieatly made me think of Fully Loaded. And just noticed there seems to be a roulette table spinning on the left side of the stage?

With the setup, and the card, they should have just called this PPV Fully Loaded.

That's not Akio...:s

Well, it definitely wouldn't be the first season, so I'm sure she'll manage. There was Mel last season (well she didn't party with them), Frankie, Rachel..the blond one, Julie, etc. and they all lasted. Well...Frankie, sort of. So Im' sure she can.

Is it going to be elimination style? I wasnt paying attention.. <{POST_SNAPBACK}> Yes.

Ouch, that looked like a really, really solid bump by Morgan.

@ Booker. "You right, you right!"

Damnit, when the hell is Hassan gonna finally correct these fuckers, and let them no once again, he's from the Us.

While this could possibly be a good thing (the 3 man mexican team), but seriously, WTF? Worker clothes, and a lawnmower? And now they're talking about being degraded. YOU JUST RODE IN ON A LAWNMOWER. I think by now, people know that these three don't mow lawns, and work in yards. They're wrestlers. And did they just take Carlito's gimmick...? With a lil Hassan mixed in.

Didn't you make the exact same post in the other thread? Repeating yourself is fine, but I swear it's the same post. But anyways, to answer your question, no. Most of TRW audiencefinds the whole, drunken/fighting group of teens/adults entertaining. If it's not broke, don't fix it. While it may be the same thing every year, people watch it every year and find it entertaining, so I doubt we'll really be seeing anything different. Plus, a house full of sober people, while I guess you could say its a sort of 'stereotype...' or something, but it wouldn't be as entertaining. And the one's who don't drink and act crazy on the show, like Julie, Jon, Sarah...people just don't really like, and don't "get into their characters" I guess you could say. Most just see them as prudes.

That's every season though. So by now, upcoming cast members should expect it. But I mean, FUCK, no one deserves to get hit like Danny did for no reason at all really. That was a hell of a cheap shot. You konw that feeling you get when you see a bad accident, or like a really bad skateboard bail or something? That's the feeling I got when I saw Danny's face after he got hit, and ever moreso when I saw the X-ray, that made me cringe. But there was still no reason for Danny to go home and get pissed at Nehemiah. And try to say he was defending him and got hit, WTF? The dude who socked him, was gonna hit him regardless evidently, because people just wanted to fight them. So Nehemiah really did get the raw end of the deal, but at least he had sense enough, in the end (when they got back home) to just set her straight and walk away. I think that's what he meant by 'the last 10 minutes were smoking'. Because that didn't happen until the end of the episode. But most of the rest was just cast introduction, everyone meets/gets drunk/get in the hot-tub, etc, before we find out "who likes who". So in ways, it was run of the mill, but that didnt' stop it from being pretty damn entertaining.