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And let's thank God for that.

And his ability to job his ass off.

Duggan is one of the greatest jobbersa in the world.

Like I said, I wouldn't be surprised if it's JBL/Big Show/Cena at Wrestlemania. I hope that's not the case.

I haven't watched in so long, I'm not sure what season what episode is.

Or they could just be putting Cena in the main event slot, and putting Show in there to do the job and not give away the WM SD main event. You're correct. I hope it's JBL/Cena.

I think the Smackdown! main event is going t o be a triple threat match between JBL, Big Show, and John Cena. They are advertisding that match for the Smackdown! show coming to Knoxville.

10. 1960: Junior Achievement 09. 1963: Tiny Lunds big save 08. 1959: Lee Petty wins first 500 07. 2004: Dale Jr. Wins It 06. 1990: Earnhardt loses to Cope 05. 1988: February Fathers Day 04. 1981: Pettty pulls a fast one 03. 1998: Earnhardt Ends Streak 02. 1976: Pearson vs. Petty 01. 1979: Allison/Yarborough fight http://msn.foxsports.com/nascar/story/3387042?GT1=6115

Oh and Earnhardt's Top 10 List in 1998 was gold.

And then what would you have done?

EDIT - I better not say anything about this. I'll end up looking like a son-of-a-bitch.

I feel bad for Sterling Marlin, since he's considered by many to be "the man who killed Dale Earnhardt." And the man who just a year later, cost himself the 500 by getting out and fixing his fender. There's no denying that Sterling made contact but it was a racing accident and hardly anyone (that matters) puts blame on Sterling for the accident. They are expecting 200,000 people at the race tomorrow. NASCAR does attract the largest crowds of any sport. Usually drawing 100,000 + almost weekly. Dale Earnhardt's journey to win the Daytona 500 was extraordinary. He had everything happen to him, he even hit a seagull. My favorite Daytona 500 moment has to be the 1997 Daytona 500's shining moment. Dale Earnhardt's car flips over and Dale gets out. Dale takes a look at his car as the crowd goes wild. Dale hops into the wrecked car and finishes the race after his tumble. Just the intensity in Dale Earnhardt's expression. You could tell that he wanted it badly and would win it the next year. Rusty Wallace and Mark Martin are going through a similar situation. Only difference is that, neither man will be back. Kevin Harvick may have destroyed Martin and Wallace's chances during the Duels when he tried bump-drafting in the corner. Both men will have to go an inferior backup car and move to the back of the pack. I am pullling for Rusty Wallace to finally win the Daytona 500 in what should be a dramatic race. I agree. I've never held any bad will toward Sterling Marlin. I remember reading Marlin was reciving lots of death threats after Eanrhardt's death. People don't realize that like every other sport, the drivers put their life on the line when they start those engines. And yes, I remember the Earnhardt vs. seagull incident. I thought surely he was going to win that race, then he, Davey Allison, and Kyle Petty all wrecked, and I cried.

Of course, the WWE writers had their earplugs in, so they were unable to hear/make out the RVD chants.

I enjoyed Tiny Toons.

Primal Rage 2 I remember buying one of the PR toys and looking on the back which read "Get ready for Primal Rage 2". Of course that never happened.

This doesn't look anything like the original.

Two questions: 1. Is this show actualy going for a serious show? 2. How good was Looney Tunes: Back In Action?

D'OH!!!!

Where is HHH's reign from December to September? EDIT - Wrong title. D'OH!!!

... Goddamn Vince for hurting himself.

I also seem to remember on the Starrcade 98 pre-show, they said Scott Hall would face Bam Bam Bigelow. What happened there? Both of them were in the building (as both ran in during the main event). What happened? EDIT - I know this may have already been asked.

I was wondering how do I get these lines off of my computer.

What on God's green earth are the idiots at Warner thinking?

You have to pay for Hijack This, don't you?