Gary Floyd

Dots and Dashes-Aircutter

I have watched Professional Wrestling for 10 years. So far, while there has been moments that suprised me, nothing really shocked me. Well, that is, until last night, when Matt Hardy returned.

http://www.cnn.com/2005/WORLD/americas/06/...p.ap/index.html Wow, just...wow. My sister went to Mexico earlier this year, and she said that their's alot of racism in that Country. I guess this kinda proves it.

http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20050704/ap_on_...ted_church_gays

Good: MATT FUCKING HARDY! Also, I dug Piper's Pit, or at least Piper. Also, this weeks Angle Invitational. Hell, I love how the WWE seems to be playing with the net. Oh, and Gene Snitsky: Foot Fetishist. The Bad: Diva Search (skipped that though) The Mediocre/Just OK: Everything else. All in all, this Raw is a classic because of Matt Hardy. Other than that, it was a middling affair. After tonight though, I'll bet ya that Vince has this in his eyes: $_$

That was the greatest thing ever. Matt, I take back every bad thing I've said about you. You sir, kick ass!

The anthology "Children of Cthulhu" which contains a series of Lovecraft inspired tales from a newer generation of Authors. Haven't read it in a while, and it's still the best Lovecraft inspired anthology around. Includes stories from Poppy Z. Brite, John Pelan (aka Old School John), Tim Lebbon, Richard Laymon, Westron Ochse, Yvone Navarro, and more.

Agreed, not as good as last week. I thought the best part was "What if Batman was a Monkey"

That is pure comedy gold right there. "Whats the point of it?!?! It just shoots ya!!!!"

You should see these Guys Iggy and the Stooges Saul Williams Dinosaur jr. Sleater Kinney Arcade Fire QOTSA The Killers (who cares what hipsters and The Onion AV club says, I like them) Dwarves

"From Beyond" (Original Main Title) composed by Richard Band

It's pretty good, but it's definately not that scary, though it does have atmosphere by the pound. Think of it as a drama instead of a horror film.

And I could argue that, especially after the PPV where Edge lost clean, that it's been mainly about Kane/Lita and NOT Kane/Edge. I don't remember Kane cornering Edge in the back saying he was going to cut off HIS breathing, or whatever the hell Kane said. <{POST_SNAPBACK}> I fued with Lita is a fued with Edge, as the Edge/Kane fued was alwyas about Lita and only Lita. <{POST_SNAPBACK}> You had a fued with Lita?

And here's one that will ruin Star Wars for you

Thats the thing about Hollywood. If they actually cared, they would donate money. Until then, they'll make the movie, guys like Sean Penn will continue to do things that make me hate them, and the cycle will continue.

Pink Floyd "Green is the Color" Coil "Blue Rats" Also, an album title but what the hell. Butthole Surfers "A Brown Reason to Live"

The Gang of Four. I've heard that they're first two albums are great, but after that, it's a bit downhill. A shame too, seeing how influential "Entertainment" is. Same with Public Image Limited. "Second Edition" is one of my alltime favorite albums, and their first and third albums are pretty sweet. After "Flowers of Romance", they failed to make another good album.

I've said it before, and I'll say it again: I fucking hate furries. (Plus, you know he's going to fuck that dog.)

Just look at Orton and JBL, two of the biggest failures in WWE history but they are still being pushed down our throats until we like it. It's not the first time they do this and it won't be the last. <{POST_SNAPBACK}> I don't think JBL has been a total failure. Randy orton though, is a different story.

Dark Water-7/10. A lot better than I expected, and the best PG-13 Horror film since "The Ring" (Yes, I know both are remakes). However, its not perfect (It's really creepy, and slowly builds atmospheric dread, but isn't really scary, and half of the characters are pretty disposable). Still it's still better than most PG-13 Horror films (I'm looking at you, Ghost House), so it gets a thumbs up from me.

I know that it's been mentioned before, but Vince Mchmahon really seems to live in his own little world, with no knowledge of race relations. While racial stereotypes have been in wrestling for God knows how long, it's only recently with things like The Mexicools and most recently, the "terrorist" incident on Smackdown involving Divari, Muhammed Hussan, trhe Undetacker, and five masked guys, that I've begun to worry about this kind of thing in wrestling. What we are seeing right now are the worst in racial stereotyping, especially with the recent "terrorist" incident. This goes beyonf wrestling and playing with fans fears and prejudices, and I think, may very well be a look at Vince's view on Arab American relationships. Granted, the Hassan character didn't really offend me at first (it takes alot to offend me) but this time, I personally feel that they may be going a bit too far.