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Whats going to be funny, is that people are just going to think WWE is going to job CM Punk, and give the title to Orton, and I think WWE is going to do that match at No Mercy or something, and just have Punk win clean. I really don't like the direction their going with Rhodes/DiBiase/Orton. I actually think Rhodes/DiBiase have been decent the past few weeks, though they need a gimmick, but putting Orton with them will make sure they won't get over. I do think its real funny for WWE to want Rhodes/DiBiase to get heel heat by TAKING BACK THEIR BELTS THAT THEY WON! Hell, at least when TNA does that storyline, they have the guys who steal the belts be the heels.

This line is not going to go over well with the crowd. I mean, I know he's referring to Edge, but the crowd will definitely take it the wrong way. I actually want Vickie to get written off of TV because her character has no purpose anymore. The Edge/Vickie storyline thats been going on since late last year was lucky to even be good, and after he is supposedly sent to Hell, or whatever, why would Vickie still be the GM? The storyline's over. Keep in mind when reading that quote, that HHH is supposed to be the top babyface of Smackdown. You know, with WWE constantly having guys cut promos on Jeff screwing up, they kind of have to put the world title on him, otherwise it will look like he's being buried.

If anything, I thought the last 20 minutes of Death Proof is the only stuff worth watching in it. Planet Terror was miles better, I mean, its not even close. Planet Terror has the awesome spoof of zombie movies feel to it, with the bad camera and such, and its also non-stop violence everywhere. I don't know why when Grindhouse was released in theaters, they decided to have Death Proof go last, because it would have made more sense for that to be the first movie to then build up to the violence of Planet Terror. My bad, I thought Tarentino had a bigger role in the making of Hell Ride, like produced it or something.

I bet if I saw Babylon A.D. I probably wouldn't even think it was so bad its funny. I thought Chronicles of Riddick would be like that, but it was just BAD.

Its sort of like TNA wants to do the King Booker gimmick, but they can't, so they don't go all the way with it.

Yeah, Edge was the only person after Foley's retirement that got over by beating him I think, because him and Foley had a very good violent match at WM, that involved an awesome burning table spot, but then again, I think Edge was already over anyway at that point.

Oh, I agree that Daivari is a good worker, but that doesn't mean he should beat their top stars and get the X-title or anything. See with Tomko, he actually established himself in TNA. He wasn't notable in WWE at all, since he was Christian's bodyguard and nothing more, and in TNA, he is actually involved with important storylines and such. The thing with Daivari is, he was actually notable in WWE, so if people see him in TNA, they immediately think of that jobber from WWE, or that guy that was with Muhammed Hassan, and people wouldn't take his push seriously.

Well, we could go back to my philosophy of a guy who is a real star can lose matches, and fans won't give a shit, like RVD, or the Rock.

I think Tarentino has lost his touch or something, because I thought Death Proof was really boring too. Haven't seen Hell Ride, but that movie's plot didn't sound like it would be boring.

Why do video game movie since Uwe Boll pretty much parodies those anyway? About Babylon A.D. I knew that movie wouldn't make any money because Vin Diesel sucks. I think he is one of the worst guys hollywood tried to make a star out of. The dude has no charisma, and XXX was just awful. Have no idea why anyone likes that movie. Hell, I thought the sequel with Ice Cube was better!

I really don't think anyone can get over by beating Foley after 2000. I mean, why is beating a guy thats retired so special? If I had to pick my dream match for Foley in TNA, I would go with Abyss. Abyss really needs a good, violent feud with someone, because ever since Russo came in the company in 2006, he has wrecked the dude's career.

I wonder if Smackdown has been sucking on purpose lately, since its going to a new network in a month or so. I know thats why HHH was put on the show, but the show since the draft has been pretty bad on a weekly basis. It kind of reminds me of Raw in 2005 in their last few months on Spike.

Isn't ECW basically a glorified version of Heat/Velocity? Didn't the WWE get rid of those shows because they introduced ECW?

Yeah, out of all the things I would like Foley to do in TNA, I prefer him as a GM or commentator, since those roles are terrible right now. I for some reason think though, that no matter what TNA does, they will just never get popular, because I think what people think of when they hear about TNA is that its a place where rejects from WWE go, or for washed up guys. I hope I'm wrong, as I want TNA to become popular, but that company has too much things against them. I've wanted RVD in TNA, but since he hasn't gone there yet, I really think he will do something similar to what Jericho did.

You know, when I heard Bashir's theme music play, I could have sworn I heard something like a plane crashing, but I thought I was hearing things. The funny thing is, it drew zero heat. I agree that if TNA actually puts the X-title on him, they have gone WAY too far with pushing WWE rejects. I mean, when you get to the point where your pushing Daivari, thats just silly. I really just think he will have something similar to Rikishi's push last year, as in he wins sometimes, but doesn't really do anything, and then just leaves the company.

Wow, I totally forgot Gregory Helms was still employed. How long has he been injured anyway? It seems like its been over a year, and they also buried the cruiserweight title with Hornswoggle getting it, so I don't know what he'll do when he gets back.

That movie Postal sounds insane.

Thats the dumbest thing about Disaster Movie. From looking at the ads on TV for it, it doesn't look like its making fun of disaster movies at all. Instead, it looks like its making fun of every movie that came out this year.

As far as WCW in 1999 goes, yeah, they were all fucked up. There were way too many guys doing heel and face turns every week, and some guys would just disappear for about half the year, like Goldberg, Bret, and Scott Hall. The thing thats really hilarious about the fingerpoke angle that no one remembers, was that was the show where Luger turned heel, and pretty much stayed heel for the rest of the company's existence. I guess the fingerpoke angle just overshadowed his heel turn that much, huh?

Well, blame HHH. He's the one who's so obsessed with burying Edge.

You know what wrestler I thought had one of the catchiest theme songs ever? Marc Mero in the WWF. That riff was awesome. I wish they would bring that one guy back who used to do the theme songs, because the current guy's theme songs just aren't that memorable.

Well, even if Kennedy isn't or is over with casual fans probably doesn't matter, because if the JBL push in 2004 didn't kill Smackdown's business, I don't know what would. Hell, ratings probably wouldn't slip even with THE Brian Kendrick with the world title!

I think the reason why Boll's movies always seem to make it to theaters, is because he does get a lot of financial backing. None of his movies are low budget or anything. Hell, didn't In the Name of the King cost like 50 million?

I really just found Alone in the Dark to be truly awful, as I've found his other movies to at least be somewhat amusing, but I have no idea how Alone in the Dark was a theatrical release, as that movie is bad in every single way possible.

The "Fire Russo" chant at that show was probably the most notable example of it. And Jingus, I agree with you completely on Roxxi not doing shit after the head-shaving, since when I saw that happen on PPV, it didn't make me sympathize with her, or really even hate the beautiful people, but instead, it just made me uncomfortable, and the entire angle was pointless and had no reason happening. I knew Roxxi wouldn't get pushed because bald chicks in wrestling NEVER get pushed, because fans don't like seeing women bald. When Molly got her head shaved in 2004, it killed her career. Of course, both these angles had bad timing, as there was a big "Fire Russo" chant during one, that killed any possibility of the angle going over, and the other followed one of the biggest disasters ever in wrestling, with the Goldberg/Lesnar match.