Zack Malibu

Obviously none of your Fisher Price people won a spelling bee, though.

No offense taken. Anglesault has said pretty much the same thing, that for as well as we get along on the board, he'd want to kill me for being so happy-go-lucky in person.

That's not really a party, Adam. Save for CC, we call that a "sausage fest". I'll make a few calls to even the teams up.

You still haven't taken that ride up the coast, Spoon. Dames and I are waitin'.

Did you kiddies "hang" afterwards? Nada. And who you calling kiddie? You know if we were in the same vicinity we'd be tearing shit up, although you'd be my much more cynical friend who mocked my taste in entertainment. You know, like you do now.

Max Power was shopping in the showroom one day while I was at the office. He was up in my area visiting old friends if I remember right. I had the board opened up on my browser, he said he was a member on here. I said so was I, and that was how we found out.

Already met two people (one purely by chance), and have talked to a few on the phone. Still, the list I've got is as long as my arm. They know who they are.

Silly peons. I have the belt. I shocked the world. Caboose just wears makeup and talks snidely. Popick just wears makeup. Zack's turn > all other heel turns.

Here's what I would have done: Sting comes down, cleans house on Hogan. Dominates first few minutes and sends Hogan for a powder. Hogan comes back, starts cheating (the announcers can play up that Patrick is "letting these guys go at it" but at the same time question allegiance). Patrick gets bumped somehow (pulled in the way of a Stinger Splash?), and Hogan goes for more cheating (belt whipping, chair shot, etc.) that Sting counters and takes Hogan out. The nWo goons run out, Sting takes care of them as well, and turns his attention back to Hogan, who hits a lowblow and rolls Sting up. Hart runs out to fill in the ref slot and makes a count, where Sting kicks out at two. Sting/Hogan brawl for a few more minutes, Sting hits a Scorpion Deathdrop on Hogan, but as Hart counts, Patrick pulls him away to break up the count. Hart nails Patrick with a punch, Hogan is stunned that Hart just took out "his" ref, and Sting goes on to get a clean pin with Hart counting the fall, cementing Sting as a dominant champ and Hart as a babyface hero.

You ever notice how you're always aiming for people's asses? Technically, that wasn't a threat. Technically, you were flirting. OMG POPICK IS OF TEH GAY~!

Dumbass. I don't have a Screech thong. They're boxers with the Hang Time logo.

I saw this last night at Target marked down to $16.99 for both GC and PS2. It looks like it could be fun (I've never played any of the Sims games) but I just wanted to know who has it, does it get boring fast, is it worth it, etc. Thanks for any input.

Oh no, you're not stealing my thunder. I'M the biggest heel in these parts now. ::Vetos an SJ return, gives him a wedgie, and tar and feathers him.::

If he's using the Ravex update (I don't, since I hate the way many stats are set), I think Konnan has like a 75/80 in one area (technical?).

::Climbs out of Kirstie's mouth, grabs her by her cellulite, channels the strength of ten men, lifts her up, drops her on CWM and Alf, then hits her with the wheelbarrow pieces.::

While I didn't get to see the match in question, I believe the hype you guys are giving it. Orton is slowly coming along nicely in-ring wise, and Val has always been a great hand in the ring. Earlier this year, he and Rico had a match on RAW (I believe it was the same night Jackie popped out of her top, because I remember Storm and the girls at ringside) and it was by far the best match I had seen out of them in a while because they were given enough time to put something together. Val's problem is that he's been typecast as Val Venis, and his heel turns (RTC, "serious" Val with Trish, Cheif Morley) have been too short lived to mean anything in the long run, because he always goes back to Val. If he can be repackaged and shake the stigma of a stale character, he could move up the ranks in no time.

::HEEL ZACK~! throws CWM into a wheelbarrow, pushes him up a steep hill, pulls him out of the wheelbarrow, kicks him in the gut, and shoves him back down the hill, THEN throws the wheelbarrow down after him, THEN runs down, picks up the wheelbarrow, and hits CWM over the head with it before putting him THROUGHT said wheelbarrow.:: I love being a heel.

I would expect an RVD heel turn as well, because he's already the fourth, possibly considered the fifth babyface on the SD! roster (behind Eddie, UT, Cena and an argument can be made for Mysterio). The thing is that they'll have to give a damn good explanation for it, because the guy originally came in as a heel and got great pops during his ECW/InVasion run, even when he was going against crowd favorites like Jeff Hardy and Chris Jericho. Pairing him with Heyman could work. I could see them doing the whole "I had to stop caring about what the fans thought and go back to my roots" type of deal.

Mr. Belvedere played a teacher on California Dreams in one episode.

I think it's just you.

Here's some more gossip from "Mr. B", since I didn't have much time when I put the first post up: His favorite episode to do was the episode where his brother came to sub at the school. He actually came up with the idea for the episode, took it to the writers, they came up with the Rod Belding character, and the ep got made. His other favorite ep was the Graduation episode. When they were casting for Good Morning Miss Bliss, he was told they were looking for someone who was "50 and black" to play the principal. He wound up pursuing it anyways, made it to the final four of casting, then called the producer (I assume he means Peter Engel) and asked how he did. Because he was concerned with how he was progressing, Engel hired him for the role. I'm going to guess that the plan of having an older principal of another race led to the character of Ms. Noble being created for City Guys, but didn't ask about it. He said he never really watched The College Years, but did the one guest role (on the Thanksgiving ep). He said he pitched the idea that on the first ep, the gang were called to the deans office, and when they entered the chair would be turned around, and it would spin to face them and it would be Mr. Belding (who would have gotten a new job and left Bayside), but was told they needed him to do The New Class. While on The New Class, they got to visit the White House. They were on the tour of it when Dustin Diamond buddied up to a security guard and said he needed to use the bathroom. The guard then led them through several other areas of the building that they wouldn't have normally seen, all because Dustin feigned having to go take a leak. He just finished filming a movie down in South Africa with Lou Diamond Phillips and Coolio, and said you haven't lived until you've been on a movie set with Coolio. Mario Lopez got married in Mexico last weekend to Ali Landry (the Dorito's girl). He wasn't fond of the writing towards the end of The New Class. Because Dustin was so much younger than Mark-Paul, Mario, etc. he would hang around with guest stars and extra's more than the actual cast. He's done recent guest starring roles on 7th Heaven and The West Wing, amongst others. That's all I can think of, but if something comes to mind, I'll add it.

I've got it. I didn't delete it, just trying to figure out who's usable for it. I'll be getting back to you within the next day, for sure.

Zack Malibu promo, but of course.

I doubt Kelly and Jeff did. Her and Professor Lasky on the other hand...

I'd just like to say... I SWERVED YOU ALL~! In all honesty, the recent talk of what could turn me heel, would I ever do it, etc. was surprising to me. My replies of "a heel character isn't in me", etc. was just damage control, because my heel turn has been a concrete plan since NOVEMBER. Yes, I've gone six months knowing exactly how I was going to do it, and just covering my tracks in the meantime. That said, I'm glad it was taken well by everyone. CC and I are pretty excited about where we want to go with this, and all I can say is wait and see what's in store, because my full effort is going into this. Onto other stuff... The tag tourney was very well done. While we lost the lovable heel Northstar character, his return to writing with the COD team has already led to many laughs. The guy is an original. Also glad to see the team of Black T getting the belts, as hopefully the tag team scene will catch a spark with two OAOAST vets as the main draw of it. Papacita, NY Untouchable and Dama all continue to impress. Dama knows how to work a feud well, Papa's offbeat humor is a great read, and Untouchable has done so much in so little time that he's my early pick for Rookie Of The Year (if we actually DO an end of the year show this time). Great show gang.