EVIL~! alkeiper

What it actually accomplishes is that it enables them to keep disassembling the Smackdown set while the ECW show is in progress.

That's on most of their recent dvds, you can get to it directly by typing dvdsurvey.wwe.com into your browser. In the survey, they ask how much you'd pay for a hi-def player. Think they're gonna release DVD's in HD? Or is it just to judge how many people watch Raw and Smackdown in HD. Probably just to gauge the point in time when releasing HD dvds will become financially beneficial for the company. The first dvd to merit such a release would be the '08 Rumble.

Stupid is my guess. You know I can close this thread for going off topic, right?

That's on most of their recent dvds, you can get to it directly by typing dvdsurvey.wwe.com into your browser.

Watching the TNT show on 24/7. Thank god David Shultz slapped John Stossel and got himself blackballed, because his Memphis-style cheap heat is really tiresome.

Actually, I could provide this NSFW link. http://shedevilfilms.com/galleries/mckenzi....php?id=1326927

Slayer's comeback is better than anything I could develop.

So two girls who work at my place were arrested for theft, to the tune of $100,000. http://www.wnep.com/Global/story.asp?S=7611232

That still doesn't answer the question about the "B12 injections." People who take Vitamin B12 supplements say that they do so only because they were diagnosed with a B12 deficiency, and in the even that one has this deficiency, it's administered through a pill, not a shot in your ass. Moreover, he said that he was taking this odd B12/lidocaine cocktail "for muh joints," which I don't believe either would affect. Marion Jones was sentenced to six months today. I see more ass injections in Roger's future. I had B12 injections for a time due to my diabetes. It happens.

Jack, what's your roommate's first name (the one who's a history major)?

That's pretty common actually. Mickey Mantle was named for Mickey Cochrane.

Ok, Yankee Stadium. Bauer, how can you possibly have the two perfect games on there? 1. October 8, 1956. Don Larsen's perfect game 2. October 1, 1961. Roger Maris hits home run #61. 3. October 10, 1926. Pete Alexander strikes out Tony Lazzeri, Cardinals win World Series. 4. October 18, 1977. Reggie Jackson hits three home runs on three pitches. 5. July 24, 1983. The "Pine Tar" incident. 6. October 4, 1955. Sandy Amaros' catch, Brooklyn wins World Series. 7. October 16, 2003. Pedro stays in too long. 8. October 14, 1976. Chris Chambliss hits home run to win ALCS. 9. July 4, 1939. Lou Gehrig's retirement speech. 10. April 18, 1923. Yankee Stadium opens, Babe Ruth christens the park with a home run.

Flair is already wrestling MVP at the PPV. He will not be in the Rumble.

Piece of advice Milky, you best rescind your dislike of Sasha Gray in the pornstar thread, or else you won't get far with her. And to provide a serious response, that member title changes after 20 posts. Of course, you can change it by going to "My Controls."

Tournaments like this are great, they really give me a chance to form my enemies list.

And Smues, you can't UNCLASSIC a thread! Thank goodness there are still 4 hours in the day to think of plan B.

The Astrodome 1. October 15, 1986. Game six of the NLCS, Mets win in 16. 2. October 12, 1980. Phillies win the NLCS, capping the most intense playoff series ever. 3. October 11, 1980. Game four of said series. Besides the Phillies comeback, highlight is a controversial fourth inning play that takes 15 minutes to untangle. 4. April 9, 1965. First exhibition game of Astrodome sees Mickey Mantle hit first home run. 5. April 15, 1968. Lots of games under consideration, including no-hitters. I went ahead and picked this obscure gem. Not really famous per say, but check out two teams posting duel shutouts for nearly 24 innings! http://www.baseball-reference.com/boxes/HO...196804150.shtml

Atlanta Fulton County Stadium 1. April 8, 1974. Hank Aaron hits his 715th career home run. 2. October 28, 1995. The Braves win their only World Series in Atlanta. 3. October 14, 1992. The greatest ending to a league championship series ever. Down 2-1 with two outs in the ninth and the bases loaded, Fernando Cabrera drives in two runs with a single. 4. October 23, 1996. Mark Wohlers meets Jim Leyritz in game four of the World Series. 5. July 4, 1985. The wildest game ever, the Mets beat the Braves 16-13 in 19 innings. Postgame fireworks at 3:55am go on as planned.

Ok, move that one into the #5 slot.

Well, expecting an entertainment show/channel to assign points to sportswriters fairly certainly takes the cake, doesn't it? I've seen the light. This thread doesn't suck. In fact, it is the greatest thread ever to hit the Sports forum in my entire reign as moderator. A thread like this can not afford to languish in obscurity any longer. It must continue on to CLASSICS~!, where its greatness can be fully appreciated.

We'll just see about that. Remember, my internet dick is enormous. Leena said so.

Rumors to that effect have been greatly exaggerated.

I shall not be thwarted. This sad collection of bitching and minutia will exist no longer in the Sports forum. No more bumping a six day old thread because OMG Max Kellerman has a podcast! I have a plan, and I'm feeling good.

I've got a split account. You'll find quite a bit of wrestling on it though.

On the second point, the creators simply stopped using the character and used the "Marvin Monroe Memorial wing," implying he died. There was no specific episode/occurrence.