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Is Tekken 5 peing released to Arcades first, or is it going straight to the consoles? I dunno about other places, but there's no arcades lefta round here at all. Even the last few stragglers that managed to hold on these past few years despite having no new games at all have all since closed down.

Maybe we'll finally get that 15 Minute Funaki match where's not treated like a jobber and is alowed to keep up with his opponent and not just get squashed.....or maybe it'll just be Luther Reigns.

I don't think someone like Ric Flair has any problems with job security. Plus, I'm sure he's got plenty of money to fall back on.

What is it with Flairs non stop Triple H ass kissing? In his book, he practcally gives the man a verbal fellatio. It's not like at this point in his career he has anything to lose.

After listening to WWE Anthology and soem of my other entrance themes I've downlaoded off the net, I've come to the conclusion that these are the top 5 entrnace themes 1. I'm / We're Not The Mounite / Mounties 2. Real American 3. Demoltion 4. Ultimate Warriors Theme 5. We're All American Boys Also Great: Girls In Cars, Christians first theme after breaking up with Edge, Shane Mcmahons Here Comes the Money, and Jake the Snakes theme. What do you think is the best of all time?

From www.snpp.com: ?ABF?? - Title Unknown In case you didn't notice, Patty had always indeed leaned towards homosexuality at times. In this episode, Patty falls for a local female golf pro. Springfield legalizes gay marriage, and Homer becomes a minister by registering online. This may spell an outing for the love-stricken Patty. However, be on the lookout for a possible twist ending. This episode could be part of the FABF production line, or the next season's.

Who owns the rights to all the Stampede stuff anyways?

Shit, I meant for this to go on the TV, Movies baord, can someone move it?

The commentary on the Japan matches from Benoit and Malenko is very interesting. Unfortuantly that Todd Grisham guy is the biggest dumbass ever, so they end up having to correct the stupid comments he makes every time he opens his mouth. Also Cole and Tazz pronouncing Sasuke as Sahs Kay during their commentary irks me.

I can definitly relate to feeling burned out after High School. I just graduated myself, and pretty much felt the exact same way. Thankfully I managed to have the luxury of knowing what I wanted to do in the future, and how to go about it, so I'm attending a state school in the fall. I really couldn't imagine taking a year off from school, even with my job that I work at for 40 hours a week, I've found myself to be in somewhat of a rut without the structure school provides me. My feelings towards college was not to go becasue I want to further my education, although that's part of it. I wanted to go for the socialization aspect of it. I want to be free from my parents and the shitty life I have made for myself these past eighteen years. I want to meet new people and have new experiences, I really don't want to be sitting in front of the PC while watching TV and playing video games for the rest of my life. If you truely do not know what you want to get out of life at this point though, college would just be a waste of your money. Don't waste your time though if you're not going to school though. Get a decent well paying job which you could provide for you in case you choose not to go back to school.

Makes me glad that I'm not going to bother with the upcoming SD! House Show in this area.

A few quick notes: Remember around Wrestlemania when it was reported that the WWE had been filming footage at the Hart Familys home? It's on here. This DVD also contains the only footage from Over the Edge 1999 WWE has ever released so far. They show the segment where Ross and Lawler explain the circumstances sorrounding and then announce Owens death. When discussing the feud he had with Kevin Sulivan in WCW, he alludes to the events that led to his relationship with Nancy, but ultimatly glosses over it because he wants to be able to explain it to his children first.

I managed to pick up a copy tonight at Saturday Night Matinee in CT where I get all my WWE DVDs early. Best 20 bucks I ever speant.

I guess I could use WWF Ground Zero and ECW Massacre on 34th Street. How much?

http://www.billgoldberg.com/new/thestreak_index.htm The list has been up at Goldbergs website just aobut since it ended.

Bebnoit, Eugene, Regal, and Edge vs Batista, Triple H, Flair, and Orton in a Chamber of Horrors Electric Chair match

I odn't think Vince likesto re-write History so much as forget past history that he wasn't involved in.

Actually a week or two ago it was 0.3, meaning it CAN get worse, and it's even worse that the first TNA Impact did the same thing and is an Indy promotion that has mainly a smark fanbase. Well I didn't mean it literally, I meant it in more of a general sense. Wall Drying would probobly get higher ratignws then WWE Experience, and would probobly be more interesting.

Honeslty, what's really stopping them from Randomly pulling a tape off the wall in the immense tape library they ahve down there in Stamford and airing that in the Experience timeslot? I don't see how the ratings could be any worse.

Sids best match ever was when Michaels carried his ass like a piece of luggage at the Survivor Series show.

These arej ust overstock that WWE sold to a liquidator after the changeover to the WWE name, forcing them to pull all merichandise that said WWF on it from store shelves, including DVDs. These bargain priced discs also appeared at Walgreens around Christmas.

The First NOEM movie is still high on my list of greatest movies of all time. 2 and 6 are also high, but they're on the list of WORST movies I've ever seen.

I have no clue how it came out on TV, but this was a pretty underwhelming show live. First off the upper deck on the non-camera side was taped off, and there qere quite a few empty seats on the lower sections of the same side. I'd estiamte the crowd to be under 5000. Despite reports from other live shows showing the opposite, Eugene really wasn't that over with the crowd. Flair easily got a much loder pop for the stuff he did then Eugene. Orton vs Edge was not a match well suited for a live crowd. I'm sure it looked tremendous on television, but it was just too long and too slow at times, which probobly accounts for why the crowd got bored and started cheering for Orton. I can't help but feel bad for the women, they certainly try their hardest, vut they get stuck out there in dead spots on the card with little or no buildup, and the crowd just doesn't care. The general concensus fromt he crowd seemed that the storyline in the main event about who Eugene was going to hit with the chair was more lame then anything. and it really took away from the intensity of the match. Benoit got a huge pop, probobly second only to Flair. After the show, Flair and Batista ran out to help Triple H, whog ot a standing ovation, to his feet. They carried him out, and that was it. Overall, it was definitly more of a Television show then a Live event, if you get what I'm saying. I give it a C+ Biggest Pops: 1. Flair 2. Benoit 3. Eugene 4. Jericho 5. Edge Biggest Heat 1. Orton 2. Triple H 3. Jonathan Coachman (I'm serious!) 4. Batista 5. Kane

I sent this to Meltzer, so I basically pasted the e-mail I sent

Unless Turner is going to pile up on all the washed up has beens like Hall / Nash / Hogan / Savage / Piper, there's really not that much free talent out there to make up a roster for another American promotion. Just about everyone worth a damn is under the control of Vince Mcmahon, or TNA, or is a free agent making a killing by being booked in Japan.