Zack Malibu

On the subject of tag teams, I never got why those titles didn't float when the original split took place. It would put them on the same level as the singles World belt (I mean, they are the WORLD tag team titles, duh) and not expose the lack of tag teams so much. Instead, we got makeshift tag teams a go-go on RAW for a bit (HurriKANE, Jericho/Christian until they evolved into a unit, Flair/Batista), had the Smackdown Six for a while on SD, then the WGTT vs. Guerreros/Eddie&Tajiri feuds, and now those belts are relegated to matches involving Goldust 2K4, a guy who should be getting a solo push, and Velocity fodder like Gunn/Holly or FBI.

This was probably a lineup submitted when they first booked the building. And Grenier has been called Sly for a while now.

That's how I'm writing my match. Raised ramps are typically used every PPV.

World reknowned website and message board TheSmartmarks.com and NBC have reached a deal to showcase various posters in new shows for the upcoming fall season. The announced lineup thus far: Live From New York-TSM poster Bob Barron plays a young man who and lifelong Saturday Night Live fan who is pulled from the audience to be a part of a skit on the show, and winds up stealing the scene, landing himself a job on the show. Bits from dress rehersals, charity events, and the like featuring the SNL cast will be interspersed within the show, which will also deal with Bob handling his newfound fame. Makin' The Scene-Hour long dramedy focusing on two struggling screenwriters (Lord of the Curry and RavishingRickRudo) looking for an idea that will lead to their big break. The hook to this show will be that we'll be taken into the minds of the writers and watch the ideas "acted out" in their thoughts, and we'll see them carried out with the actors playing not only themselves, but major characters in their own brainstorms. Various celebrities will guest star as themselves, and in the roles our two writers envision them as playing. The 'Cut-Set in scenic Connetticut, this sitcom deals with a recent transplant from New York (played by The Dames) and his settling in to his new surroundings. Of course, things aren't that easy, as he has to deal with an offbeat next door neighbor named Dex (Mole) as well as his friends from New York (EQ and Miss Indy Queen) who appear to spend more time with him than they do at home. More to follow, and feel free to add your own.

Gotta make it quick right now, so... Props to one HELL of a main event.

Silly CWM. Read Calvin vs. Crystal.

That's it? Nothing on the formation of the greatest group in OAOAST history!?

I don't recall any other mods saying they could read minds... APO can. That's why he doesn't post often. He already *knows* what we're going to say in our posts and doesn't need to respond... Zack can too. The power comes in handy when I need to know what the cute girl at the super market was thinking about me when I saw her looking at me in the check-out line. She was thinking "Shit! I wanna do that guy's friend!"

I can read minds. TSA:I love Zack OSW:Zack rules NYU:Zack's the man JSYK:Malibu's cool Kotz:Go ahead Kylie, take off that leather schoolgirl outfit for daddy... See?

Yo, JAxl. Check out my latest post in the TSM TV thread in HD. It's dedicated to you.

You could call it K.N.O.B. for short to make it kool 4 teh kidz. Ready To Rumble:The Series-Loosely based off of the 2000 film by the same name, the series chronicles the adventures of TSMer JAxl Morrison as a bitch wrestling promoter (played by Gina Gershon) is forced to hire him as an on-air character to fight off a lawsuit (turns out that a shouting and shoving match ensued between the two when JAxl got up to use the bathroom during a match and Gershon's character felt that was disrespectful to her company). Hijinx ensue, and several notable wrestlers including Honky Tonk Man and New Jack guest star on the pilot, which sees JAxl having to fill in for a sick wrestler...in a thumbtacks death match!

Well, they do serve their purpose in cases like that, lol.

If it was a joke, that's all well and good, but you can't translate emotion through a computer screen. I was just calling it like I saw it at the time.

If the post was edited, how is there any ground to suspend him from the forum? Because he was vocal in Site Feedback? I'm not the biggest FrigidSoul fan in the world but that post seems a little out of line, Loss.

Hey, I'M the number one contender to the Cruiserweight Title! ::pouts::

Too bad it's not the extended R-rated version where Lindsay Lohan and Lacey Chabert "get curious" with each other.

If you're gonna do that, I'd suggest doing it in a way where you're not going to be taking a move of any sort. Like have Jasmin call you in and run you down after feigning that she wants to make amends. You stand there shocked, and she'll say she has a surprise for you, and Wolfe/Roadkill/whoever comes out and stalks you around the ring. You're stunned, they're cornering you, and O'Doyle runs out to make the save. Then maybe later in the night they'll let you help him win, or block her interference or something. Do NOT get into a situation where you'd take a shot or blade. I'd hate to hear about you being the next guy sent to the hospital.

Sent. Whee.

I'm really not that crazy about the Hot In The Shade album (although when I first heard "Forever" it gave me goosebumps) or the Crazy Nights album (I used to listen to it non-stop when it first came out, and always thought "Reason To Live" would be their first Top 40 hit in ages). Revenge has always been my favorite non-makeup album, but I do hold a soft spot for Asylum, only because "Uh! All night", "Tears Are Falling" and "Who Wants To Be Lonenly" are on it. I agree with you, Malibu, some of my all-time favorite Kiss tunes. "Uh! All Night" is a very good song, but it's not "up there" in my book with Tears Are Falling and Who Wants To Be Lonely. Also, I've got to agree on Reason To Live. That song had Top 40 ballad written all over it, and I'm shocked it didn't take off. They more than made up for it when Forever took off after Hot In The Shade was released. Other non-makeup era songs I'm a fan of are "A Million To One" off Lick It Up, "Thrills In The Night" from Animalize, and "I Just Wanna" and "Tough Love" off of Revenge. As you can see, I'm more a Paul fan than anybody else in the group. I've got to get Exposed on DVD so that I've got the Asylum videos. Funny note...having only been 5 when Asylum came out, I listened to the music (my cousins and half-brother were all KISS fans) but had never seen any videos or footage, save for makeup era stuff. In the mid-90's, there was a guy who had a public access show here in RI called "Rock N' Roll All Nite" and all it was was this chubby oaf sitting in front of a blue screen and showing KISS videos all night. That was the first time I saw any of the videos from Asylum or Crazy Nights.

I showed too. I admit, the match is a bit shorter than I'd have liked due to me wanting it in on time, (and me having been drained due to being up since 5:45 am).

Money Talks (Chris Tucker and Charlie Sheen). Enjoyable action comedy that I'm fond of.

Is it a bad thing that CWM is the first thing I think of when I see the word "gnome"?

We do. It's gonna be Nevermortal.

Thoth, just some damage control...my match may be a little late, depending on how drained I am tomorrow. I've got most of it done (and plan on doing a little more work tonight before bed), but I've got to be up at 6:15 to go to a teacher's conference (I'm currently student teaching, FYI). I'll be at that until 3, and I'm not planning on passing out when I get home, but if I do, I'll make sure to get up and finish off the match in time.

I thought that this current season was the last for NYPD Blue? That's good though, I'm a fan and it's a really good show. Didn't see "Weekends" on there, but it was listed on TVTome. It's an NBC show about a pair of Gen-Xers dealing with married life and their first child, and it's going to have Eddie Kaye Thomas (Finch from American Pie), Amanda Detmer, and Caitlin Mowery from City Guys on it.