Mole

OMG, that was the same person? Where have I been?

Yeah, I didn't even get to watch it because I was talking to a girl....dah....nevermind.

You missed plenty of Buffy talk.

Because teenie girls idolize her for whatever reason, and guys like her fat ass. So if she didn't have that ass, she would be just another Hollywood loser.

That's a very good idea, and I never thought about that before.

Dawn

I was wondering where you have been. This topic hasn't been the same without you. There is a Angel thread now too, it is off the first page though.

Buffy (now on FX) Angel Used to be Raw and Smackdown, but with Raw sucking I don't care if I miss it. And that's about it. I am going to try to get a must see show everynight, so I'll give some new shows a shot.

All I gotta say is that this is a very interesting debate. "Fool for Love" is on today, a great episode.

I second that thought. If these rules came into effect, then TSM wouldn't be as fun anymore. Besides the two topics that I care most about, Buffy and Angel, always stay on topic.

Wait, the ANGELUS? Did Angel go evil again and I missed it? Yeah, he had sex with Steph so he lost his soul. Triple-Groin got jealous and is leaving WWE for a while because he knew his push was gone.

I take that back, I can comment about Spike and Doyle's sacrifice. Doyle's death happened in episode 7, I believe, and that isn't very far into the season. The whole time he was on the show, he was looked at as a coward, but had a place because of his visions. The whole time he had these feelings for Cordy, but didn't want her to know that he was a demon. But Cordy didn't really care about that, as we find out. However when he sacrificed himself, he basically did it because he wanted to prove he wasn't a coward. He would do the right thing, and to get Cordy's love. Spike on the other hand, it was a lot grander than that. Forget the fact that we knew he would be on Angel. Ever since season 5, when we find out he was in love with Buffy, he always did stuff for her. In "Family" he could of watched Buffy get killed, but he decided to help her instead. In "The Gift" he was on her side when trying to stop Glory, and also before that. In season 6 he fought on her side for most of the season, and found out that she would never love him because he doesn't have a soul. So he went through tons of punishment just to get his soul, so she would love him. In season 7 he once again fought on Buffy's side, and even though it looked like he was a threat, Buffy stuck by his side. She knew he was a champion, their best warrior and they needed him. When she gave him the amulent(sp) he was chosen to save the world, if it wasn't for Spike then Buffy would have lost. Basically Spike saved the world for the women he loved, and to prove that he is a worthy man, a champion. Spike's sacrifce was better than Doyle's, IMHO.

Where did you hear this? I can't really comment on the Spike thing, I haven't seen the episode in which Glory tries to get the information out Spike about the key.

Thank you BPS and bob. I am happy now.

Nice job Dames. I like it, but why are they using red again? They already used it for season 2.

Bills go from 1 to 11? Okay...

Aw, no. I think that idea is dumb. Nah, people need this sometimes. I like this one though.

If you had it as a kid, you still have it now. I have a small Learning Disorder, if that counts.

Yeah, I know. For once you were on my side, so I gave you a compliment. But wait, your bigger than 2 inches? I thought that was huge...

ShooterJay 36 Mole 15 Better than I thought I would do.

For a wrestling site, I don't post much about wrestling. Mostly in the Movies/TV/DVD thread.

Jack > Mole's cock

I'd say Raven.

Oh please. Get real, he's a sucess, a movie star now. You should be happy he even continues to stop by twice a year to take bumps that could potentially ruin his career. That's a selfish view, be happy for his sucess into the mainstream. Besides, even if his next movie bombs he's made so much already off of this one that he'll never have to do anything ever again to make money. I hope he does well in Hollywood. There has never been a wrestler who has been a box office draw or someone who the critics actually like. Hell, Ebert and Roeber(sp?) gave The Rundown "two thumps up." When was the last time a movie staring a wrestler got a good review?

Or you could not be an ass and do that. I am sure I'm not the only one who has the problem.