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Yeah, 1950s is oddly a better era for surviving wrestling footage. The Dumont archives are still around, though I don't know who owns that footage.

Great to see Ron Simmons' title win over Big Van Vader added.

He was dancing like that LONG before that WWF stint.

I think what I find troubling in this is the idea that society can take away one's children when it sees the parents mentally unfit. I mean physical abuse is one thing. But in other situations, is this what a free society is all about?

I doubt they'd dishonor a long term service agreement, that'd be seriously bad PR. Now if they CEASE operation, you're out of luck.

The pink backpack seems to be a trend.

I was ticked that they raised rates on the family plan radios, specifically after promising not to raise rates. "It was only promised not to raise the base rate." Meanwhile service has suffered. The MLB package is the only thing that keeps me attached to satellite radio.

Jonathan Sanchez Can someone PM Bored for me? I need to run to work.

Going through this draft, I think 50% of my criteria is long term potential. I'm only moderately concerned with 2008 performance.

Cameron Maybin

WWF @ Bushkill, PA - Fernwood Resort - November 8, 1993 Monday Night Raw: WWF IC Champion Razor Ramon defeated Pat Tanaka WWF World Champion Yokozuna defeated the Undertaker Bret Hart pinned Jerry Lawler 11/8/93 - during the duration of the broadcast, a 1-800 voteline was set up to determine who would face Quebecar Pierre the following week; the options were Lex Luger, the 1-2-3 Kid, Doink the Clown, and Marty Jannetty; Luger won in a landslide: Ludvig Borga fought Scott Steiner to a double disqualification when a brawl ensued in the ring pitting Rick & Scott Steiner against Borga and the Quebecars; the Quebecars came ringside mid-way through the match which prompted Rick to do the same Men on a Mission (w/ Oscar) defeated Corey Student & Steve Smith with the bulldog / splash double team Crush fought Dan Dubiel to a no contest when Randy Savage, who did commentary for the broadcast, pushed Vince McMahon out of his way - knocking him to the ground - and attacked Crush from behind as he was making his way to the ring; officials eventually pulled the two men apart Rick Martel defeated John Paul via submission with the Boston Crab Bob Backlund vs. Barry Horowitz; during the match, Savage and Crush began another brawl and the cameras focused on them rather than the match in the ring; as the show came to a close, Savage and Crush were seen fighting outside the arena 11/15/93 - included an opening segment in which it was announced Randy Savage was suspended from commentary duties as a result of the previous week's brawl with Crush: WWF IC Champion Razor Ramon pinned the Brooklyn Brawler with the Razor's Edge; during the bout, Vince McMahon announced that, due to legal troubles, Jerry Lawler would be replaced by Shawn Michaels at the Survivor Series The Headshrinkers defeated Mike Bucci & Mike Moraldo following Fatu's splash off the top Lex Luger pinned WWF Tag Team Champion Quebecar Pierre (w/ Johnny Polo) with a forearm blow after knocking Polo off the ring apron; after the bout, Jacques came out to try to revive his partner; Pierre was eventually taken from ringside on a stretcher; as a result of the incident, Pierre was taken out of the Survivor Series Diesel pinned Sid Garrison with an elbow drop Survivor Series Showdown - 11/21/93: Doink the Clown pinned Bastion Booger with a school boy roll up; after the bout, Doink poured tobasco sauce on Booger's pizza when he wasn't looking; moments later, Booger ate the pizza and sold the hot sauce as though it was burning his mouth Survivor Series Showdown - 11/21/93: IRS pinned Marty Jannetty with the Write Off lariat

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Tetris Mike Tyson's Punch Out- You can beat this game in a little over 30 minutes. Why am I still playing it after 20 years? NCAA Baseball 2006- Gains more traction as former collegiate players become recognizable pros. Intelligent Qube

I watched Vernon Wells on a rehab stint last season. Both he and Shannon Stewart took time to sign autographs, and also contributed items to the charity auction.

No, for two reasons. One, it wasn't exposing at all. Only when Bob Zmuda's book on Andy Kaufman came out did anyone admit to it being fixed, and it had quite a few people guessing up until then. Second, wrestling has been "exposed" all the way back in the 1920s or '30s.

Jayson Werth was my favorite Oriole to Blue Jay.

It's interesting looking at the matches in retrospect and seeing what a hand NBC must have had. Several matches had noticeable stops in the action that allowed for commercial breaks. It's a rare match that exceeds ten minutes in length, and only Twin Towers/MegaPowers went longer than 15.

Ibanez is 3 years/$30 million.

Kmart has it for $20. How low are you hoping to go? The nice thing about Hogan/Andre is that they finally left the entire segment intact. You get Hogan throwing Earl OVER the heels into the aisle.

Fucking hell. Now the Ibanez deal REALLY ticks me off.

So now an ex-girlfriend of Roberto Alomar's has claimed he has full blown AIDS. Wow.

They broke the bank on Beltran, Wagner and Santana, took on Delgado's contract, and signed Francisco Rodriguez. To what lengths to Met fans want the team to spend?