Precious Roy

There's a couple points my paint chip-addled brain can agree with

You'd be arrogant too if you'd...................never won anything..........

I'm totally stealing that line.

I wouldn't change a thing. You gonna cry about it?

I don't want him. The guy couldn't hit his way out of a wet paper bag the last couple years. I wonder who plays short in STL now?

Fuck you. Agree to disagree, don't be a dick about it.

Truth, but the highlight reel blows away the best of the WWF in the 90's, a company that was not without it's share of crap as well.

His interview on that Canadian talk show. He didn't name Orton but the comment about "young guys not being ready for their push" I interpret as a veiled commentary on Orton.

But it was never done in the brand split environment, and it was done in such a way that was perfect for Chris Benoit, with the way Lesnar beat him and the 1-30 Rumble win sealing it. It doesn't have to be groundbreaking to be brilliant.

Yeah, and I like how HHH tried to blame Orton for "not being ready" rather than looking at the numerous and obvious missteps in the booking

Nah, doing the switch at Mania was the right move, and doing it against Bret Hart's #1 foe and IWC whipping boy HHH was a nice touch. I wouldn't change anything about it, the results were too good to nitpick about.

Totally agree. That match in San Jose was awesome. I wish they had a rematch. Yeah, but it kind of makes the match they had more special, ya know? I have that match on my computer and it still feels epic every time. And I won't lie, I absolutely loved the angle with him having to wrestle Cena early in the show softening him up for Lesnar and then Heyman barring future title shots prompting him to jump to RAW. I thought the whole thing was brilliant and of a quality deserving of such a historically important push.

Ditto, and I don't see it ever changing

Orton's turn, easily. The night of was good, but everything following was fumbled, with Orton's Austin-esque activities turning into a joke. They've scaled back on him and with good reason, the "beat the fans into submission" push would have driven them to turn on him. 2nd place goes to Edge's return, horribly mishandled, though thankfully they've rectified things with his heel turn and IMO he's the hottest character going right now. 3rd place to JBL, it should probably be #1 but I really don't care anymore, so fuck it

You gotta have Hogan v. Goldberg at the Georgia Dome on there for historical significance, especially if you've got him dropping the belt to Nash

To be fair, My Own Private Idaho was good, that's the kind of role he excells in, and the seemingly forgotten River's Edge was very good. Permanent Record is a another pre-Bill & Ted film that I enjoyed.

Miller would be a nice pickup for Seattle, but they can't have much more cash after shelling out for Sexson/Beltre. As long as he doesn't go to Boston I'm happy.

Yeah, I had the exact same feeling. As soon as the character matured his performance suffered and his weak points started to show.

Go Pats! Fuck Pittsburgh!

I always liked it better than Shawn's. totally

I've always liked Michael Keaton for some reason, and I think White Noise has him poised for a comeback. I can totally see it becoming a surprise hit. I wouldn't say it's my favorite, but it's up there. Norm MacDonald and Artie Lange are gods among men.

Keanu Reeves is a great actor if we're using "great" as a euphemism for completely average. How the hell can you call him great with a straight face and what does it mean for the better actors of his generation like say Johnny Depp or Val Kilmer? Are they "greater than great"? Reeves is in Affleck territory with me, tolerable and believeable in a limited range of roles, comically awful when he trys to stretch.

They're cliche when other guys do em, but Lewis practically invented it.

I think this is a very solid move by the Mets. He won't duplicate last season but he's still good for .280 and 25-30 knocks. If Reyes, Matsui and Cameron get on he'll put up good RBI numbers. I thought they'd give him 10 mil and more years so I'm impressed that they got him relatively cheap.