CBright7831

I would imagine that if it was Jericho, he'd comeback to get revenge on John Cena.

I'll admit that I was pretty damn drunk last night when I made this thread. I also apparently imed people I have never talked to before and imed people I had not talked to in years, fell asleep in the bathroom, and later told my sister that i was tired of being captain of the ship. ... I need to quit drinking. But I really like this board though. RottenTomatoes is the other board I enjoy visiting.

*imagines riding a horse w/ NYU on the beach*

This board is great to go to. I know I'm not a recognizable poster like lot on this board but Ive been going through hard times recently w/ finding a permanent job and when I go to this board it brings alot of solace and makes me find solace during these hard times. Posters like cheech, 2Gold, Black Lushus (there are so many posters I like I could spend a entire thread on them) etc. make me feel good. I just thought I'd let you know. This is a great board.

Yeah, Fook is gone. He hasn't posted in a year. I could never leave you CBright. LYING BASTARD!!!!

*ducks for cover*

Nah, he was to busy watching Sting's son's football to be wrestling.

Maybe not.

HERE COMES ORTON!!!!!

Summerslam 98 - w/ Austin

They teach the children.

Bitches ain't shit but hoes and tricks Lick on deez nuts and suck the dick Get the fuck out after you're done And I hop in my ride to make a quick run

Actually 50 did get mad when he lost an award one time. It was the 2004 Grammys when he lost Best New Artist to Evanescence. He walked up on stage during their acceptance speech and gave a thumbs down to them. He said that he would never go back to the Grammys because they shut him out and he didn't win anything. http://youtube.com/watch?v=QQru_q9Ajdo Sorry 50, but youre not ODB.

I think I love you.

Nah it's cool. I feel like a dick a lot when I correct someone. The Razor/Kid match is one of my favs when I was younger. It's just non stop for six minutes till Kid steals the bag. I'm a mark for matches w/ alot of near-falls. http://youtube.com/watch?v=K4IOgD-Jkis

From the tape WWF's Most Unusual Matches tape.

Unfortunately for Teddy, Ric was to busy with his other job.

Marc Mero can add another to the list.

Was that HBK that I saw?

Yeah, I kind of got that when I saw the scene of people in an office room, standing up, and waving their arms simultaneously. The movie scored the lowest reviews for the 2006 Cannes Film Festival, averaging 1.1 out of 5 in all the dailies.

Kanye celebrates his victory on CNN.

50 Cent Responds To SoundScan Loss To Kanye West, "This Marks A Great Moment For Hip-Hop Music" Wednesday - September 19, 2007 by Jolene "foxxylady" Petipas 50 Cent recently released a statement in response to his loss in the chart race against Kanye West. As SOHH reported earlier, West's Graduation debuted at No.1 on the Billboard 200 by shifting 957,000 copies of his discs. 50's Curtis came in at No. 2, selling 691,000 copies. Prior to the release of their albums last week, 50 told SOHH that he would retire if he was outsold by Kanye. On the eve of the Nielsen SoundScan figures, the G-Unit boss would claim that Kanye's record label, Def Jam, manipulated the sales. 50 did not address his retirement vow or the foul play accusations in his conciliatory statement. "I am very excited to have participated in one of the biggest album release weeks in the last two years," 50 told the Associated Press. "Collectively, we have sold hundreds of thousands of units in our debut week. This marks a great moment for hip-hop music, one that will go down in history." Kanye reportedly celebrated his victory at GQ's 50th anniversary party yesterday (September 18) where he was congratulated by Beyonce, Jay-Z and Sean 'Diddy' Combs. He performed his latest single "Good Life" and talked about his victory. "To be a champion, you've got to take out a champion," Ye said. "It feels overwhelming. Everyone is coming up to me and telling me how proud they are of me." Graduation has now captured the largest first-week sales since 50 Cent's last album, The Massacre, which opened with 1.1 million copies in its first week in March 2005. Kanye's sophomore release, Late Registration, released in August of 2005, was the last album to surpass 800,000 copies in first week's sales, when it scanned 860,000 CDs. Kanye claims that the quality of his music and his fans loyal support is the reasons why he surpassed 50 in sales "My music is really inspirational and I really made it for the people," he explained. "I really understood that in this Internet age people are their own superstars ... the best bet that we had was to make a soundtrack to their own lives." "With all the negativity that the press tries to put on me, this perception that they try to create of me being a really bad person, for so many fans to go out and say, 'We still want to buy Kanye's album,' means a lot to me," he continued. "This is a really pivotal moment for me, emotionally." Jay-Z, who collaborated with 50 Cent on the remix to his single "I Get Money," revealed that the G-Unit honcho's setback will benefit him in the long run. "The worst thing about success is it makes you complacent," Hov explained. "I think when you face any type of adversity it makes you dig deep ... everyone goes through it, all the greats go through it. In his music, he hadn't gone through any type of adversity. He'll come back and make great music."

I actually think Ashley's hot.

TheSmartGeeks has a good ring to it. And cheech is still one of my favorite posters.