Lt. Al Giardello

Scarface was always overrated. Carlito's Way was a much better overall film, especially the acting. It also ranks among Sean Penn's best performances atleast IMO, I couldn't picture no one else playing Kleinfeld. John Leguizamo was gangsta as fuck as well.

Like Eric Bischoff said in his book, when he was sober Scott Hall was a genius when it came to wrestling at all aspects of it. It's ashame what happend to him. He will go down with Jake Roberts and Curt Henning as the best singles wrestlers to never win the world title IMO.

Good memories, Wrestlemania 18 was good fun. Hogan/Rock was the shit, I was one of the very few people in the whole arena cheering for The Rock at the time. In my section it was only me, this guy who looked like Bernie Mac, and some other person cheering for The Rock. Also when that photo was taken, I met Chris Benoit the very same day. I was waiting in the autograph line trying to get Booker T's autograph, and when me and my cousin were about 10 people away from getting his autograph, he left and Chris Benoit came out. I was dissapointed

Classic......... And after he said that, he still got a brief push, even beating John Cena during the summer on RAW and getting a PPV match with HHH.

Jericho might get a brief title reign, but won't likely main event Wrestlemania that's for sure.

Better put mustard on my ham and cheese sandwich as well.

Yes I agree.

It's a whole marketing thing for interm championship, they don't want the fans to feel cheated out of a great card. You complain too much.

Edge most likely will be the SD! champion for the WM build.

African-Canadian*

My mother is black and my father is white, and I've always considered myself black. But then again that that's how my mother raised me, along with my family on her side. I never got along with my father or never really knew my family on his side. So it is what it is. I don't think Jingus is racist, just confused and ignorant on the subject.

Michael Jackson - Baby Be Mine

When The Rock 1st joined they were. Don't you remember the whole race war angle, with Savio's PR stable and Crush's biker stable?

Speaking of posters on my dick, and won't jump off.

And he doesn't consider The Rock black? Considering he knows who is father is and has worked with him for many years, or when he allowed The Rock to join an African-American stable where they fought against the racism of African-American wrestlers, right?

Let's go to the original post that started all this... So Jingus, if MVP is black, how is The Rock not? MVP shares the same skin complexion as The Rock, and nor does he look like he's 100% black. He is the same skin complexion as Sinbad, Bryant Gumble, and the many various of other mullatos, I've pointed out through this debate. So if MVP can be considered black, how come not other light skin black people can be?

Ron Simmons says hi When did Ron Simmons win the WWE World title? That's what we were talking about, not the WCW World title.

I have no tag team partners, only lackeys, like EHME's Torn Condom. I'm Chris Jericho, and he's Ralphus.

This whole "Rock isn't REALLY black" has been going on since The Rock won the world title, and it will keep on going as long as their ignorant people like Jingus.

He's half black, half samoan genius, and his father is African-Canadian, so no he isn't really African-American if you think about it.

So by your logic: Booker T. Washington, Frederick Douglass, Edward W. Brooke, Barack Obama, Bob Marley, Jimi Hendrix, Lenny Kravitz, shouldn't be consider black as well? Get the fuck out of here.

No, you can go get my dry cleaning, and make me a ham and cheese sandwich, bitch boy. That actually is very lame. No thank you.

Because he is black, smart guy. Look at his dad for fuck sakes...

Rock's about as black as Sinbad. If you showed his picture to random people, asked "Is this guy black?", you'd get a bunch of No for answers. He's equal parts white and Samoan, iirc. Even if you did insist on naming him as "Vince's first black world champion", then I'd say it tends to prove my point at least a little considering that the first ever "black" champion had skin that was approximately as dark as mine after a day at the beach. Aside from that, what other black world champs have they had, ever? That's right, Booker T, and it took five years and a dumbass faux British accent for a 5-time former world champ to get a belt again. Also, Rock's like 6'5" and about 280 pounds in his wrestling days, how is that not being a big hoss? A) MVP and The Rock are the same skin complexion, so really that post makes your original post inacturate. B) African-American wrestlers have been a hit and miss in the WWE. Ahmed Johnson could've been the 1st African-American world champion, Vince pushed and protected him. But Ahmed fucked it up himself, everyone knows that. I believe it's not that Vince McMahon didn't want to have an African-American champion, there just wasn't the right person until The Rock came along. C) "Big hosses" atleast in my opinion are over 6'6" and over 300lbs, I.E. Test, Big Show, Kane, Undertaker, Albert, etc. The Rock does not fit that description.

I fear that he will get buried on RAW because of politics, I really like the Mysterio Vs. MVP feud, they've had very good one on one matches so far. They bring the best out of each other, their styles click.