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Wow.

Thanks for the warning. I'll never see this movie now.

You'll give the writing crew ideas.

Hat Guy? Where was hat guy the last few ECW shows?

So what should I tell him? He was banned for being 'a fucking weak-minded, shit-spewing idiot'.

Shit, I was just looking at the line up. I'm glad you pointed that out.

No Sandman. EDIT - Nevermind.

Christopher Lee (Count Dooku) is 83 today. Happy birthday, Christopher Lee, you old bastard!

HHH IS HOLDING MY SIGN DOWN!

ROTS: + The opening sequence + Yoda throwing a lightsaber into the heart of a clonetrooper, jumping on him, and pulling it out, and then behading yet another clonetrooper. + Darth Vader (suit form)

Sorry.

Ho...ly shit. HHH is the most decorated wrestler in WWE history, no question. But, with all those accolades from the WWE *alone*, I think he could even give guys from Japan like Inoki, Baba, Takada, Liger, Hokuto, etc. a run for their money. Good crap. I never realized he had all this under his fucking belt until now. Yeesh. I also forgot he is a Royal Rumble winner also.

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Yeah, I was friends with just about everyone. There was the occassional faggot who everyone (including myself) hated, but for the most part, I liked everyone and wouldn't distance myself from anyone whether it be preps, stoners, normals, or goths. On a scale from one to five, I guess I would rate myself as a four as far as being well known and popular. Perhaps even a five. Then again, maybe it's just my ego telling me that I was important and well known and well liked at my high school, when I really wasn't, and hardly anyone cared about me.

Which won't happen. Flair has teased a face turn for two years now. I don't think he's ever going to turn face. 2003 - he teased a face turn on HHH, turned on HBK. 2004 - he teased a face turn on HHH, turned on Randy Orton. 2005 - he'll tease a face turn on HHH, will turn on Batista. It will his yearly "fuck the fans" tease. I am a prophet.

This time last week, I was in a theater, and the movie was starting. Goddamn, that was an awesome opening with the Jedi fighters heading into the battle with John William's score roaring on.

Don't worry, Triple H and the WWE have also forgot about the 6-Man HIAC match in 2000 as have many people.

Not to mention he's made himself to be the most decorated wrestler of all time. + Grand Slam Champion + WWE/World Champion (10) + IC Champ + Tag Team Champion + European Champion + Royal Rumble Winner + Wrestlemania Main Event (5) + Retired Mick Foley + Defeated Stone Cold Steve Austin (clean) + Unmasked Kane + '97 King of the Ring + Married to Stephanie McMahon (daughter of WWE Owner Vince McMahon) + Formed Evolution and Degeneration X + Managed by Ric Flair + Praised by Hulk Hogan + Hell In The Cell (undefeated) + 2-1 in the Elimination Chamber + Acted in Blade 3 Of course, he did some of this stuff back when I actually liked him.

Who the hell actually watches this shit?

If Shaak Ti was suposed to be played by Bai Ling (Ling Bai?), than according to IMDB, all of her scenes were cut when she decided to pose nude for Playboy. I forgot what role Bai Ling had, but Shaak Ti was played by Orli Shoshan. ^^^ The women who played Shaak Ti.

With Shaak Ti, I think it went like this (and if I'm wrong someone correct me on it): She was originally supposed to be killed by Grievous to show how badass he was. In March 2004 when reshoots began, they decided not to do that and went with Anakin killing her in a fight at the Jedi temple. Of course, for some unknown reason, that was left out which is a shame, because Shaak Ti kicked major ass in the second season of the Clone Wars cartoon.

Another deleted scene: The birth of the Rebel Alliance

Yeah, Rick McCallum said that there will be five or six scenes on the DVD that were cut from the film.

Some deleted scenes: Fuel leak in the hangar bay. General Grievous kills Shaak Ti. Anakin and Obi Wan escape from the droids. Other cut scenes from the Episode III 'Making Of' book. Anakin kills Shaak Ti in the Jedi Temple

I'm suprised you've never seen Summerslam 1994, where there are at least three Leslie Nielsen backstage segments. I wouldn't say it's worth seeing for the comedy skits alone, but it's also an excellent pay-per-view. Sadly, I've never seen Summerslam 94. II've seen Bret/Owen and Taker/Taker (meh) and I was thinking about buying it online one time, but I thought against it. I wish WWE would release of their older ppvs on dvd every now and then.