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You guys have it all wrong. HHH sent Snitsky to Abort Litas baby because the truth is he (HHH) is the father. At first, he tried bribing Lita to shut up and say it's either Matts or Kanes, but then the bitch wanted more money. Knowing that something like this would cause a rift between him and Steph, he phoned up Green Gene to take care of it. So next week you will see Lita call up Shane and tell him that the baby was really his. See, Shane and HHH doubleteamed her that night. Shane at first is relieved that Lita isn't pregnant anymore because that would fuck up his marriage too, but then he thinks about it some more and it sinks in that his son is dead and he wants revenge. He knows the one man HHH is afraid of and he'll allign with him even if it means putting aside his own hatred for the man. That man is KANE. So Shane tells Kane he wants to help him out, since "if it was his own son" that died, he'd want to get revenge on the man who did this as well. "Shane, normally I'd say I don't need help, but you're the most crazy, insane, sonnofabitch I've ever faced, and together we'll destroy Gene Snitsky". This is where Shane reveals that HHH was behind the Snitsky thing because he (HHH) was sick and tired of all the television time Kane and Lita were taking away from him and Evolution. Since HHH was the man who unmasked Kane and revealed the Katie Vick incident, it doesn't take much to convince The big red machine that The Game was behind it. The match of HHH/Snitsky vs. Shane/Kane headlines a PPV where Kane and Snitsky end up fighting at the top of the arena and HHH/Shane are battling it out in the ring. Snitsky ends up throwing Kane over, but Kane holds on to the edge and with his last bit of strength takes Snitsky down with him - killing them both. Back in the ring, HHH and Shane are fighting when Lita comes down to help out Shane. However, her plan is wrecked with Stephanie McMahon comes out to stop her. This distraction allows HHH the time to get a quick pin on Shane to win the match. Just as HHH is about to hug his wife, she gives him a lowblow and slaps him in the face. She found out about the affair and wants a divorce. She leaves the ring with her brother Shane and the show comes to an end. The next night HHH tells Lita that he still has feelings for her and Lita sez the best thing she ever did was get pregnant with his baby and she wants another one. Meanwhile, Steph and Shane are looking for the remains of Kane. To be continued
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UFC and Fox Sports Network anounced today an agreement for four one hour television specials over the next year. The first special will be on 10/17 at 5 p.m. The first special will be taped, featuring the Chuck Liddell vs. Tito Ortiz and Nick Diaz vs. Robbie Lawler matches from UFC 47. -
C'mon, you can't see Hurley in the back of the plane looking for something to eat. He sees a loose string coming out from the floor. He pulls on it. He sees a sign that says "Don't pull on string". He says "Uh Oh". And the plane begins to crash.
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Sawyer is the devil-on-the-shoulder of all the characters, so I see him and Charley eventually going at it once Charley gets into withdrawl. Certainly there will be a fight between him and the Pregnant Aussie. I expect him to slip into the Michael/Koreans feud. Hurley and Locke will become the greatest odd couple ever.
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Looking at those stats you can see that the WWE is still doing very well when it comes to revenue and profit. The WWE is still profitable, but if you look at their annual reports their revenue has continually gone DOWN. Even with more dates and shows, even with going to international markets, they still are _losing_ fans. As Loss said, their success has been in cutting costs. Someone is doing a really good fucking job on that end. The fiscal period of 2001 was, I believe, their most profitable year. The period of 2002 was one of their worst. That is a HUGE fall. When you compare the WWE now to the mid 90's, this is like an attitude era... No. Saying something like that is (a)Ignoring how badly they're doing in their traditional revenue streams (Television, PPV, Live Events) and (b)Ignoring how AMAZING they were doing in the Attitude era. The only thing more amazing than how they fell was how they rose. In just 5 years they had huge gains and huge losses, and there's a lot to be learned from it. Sadly, the only one "teaching" this lesson is Scott Keith right now.
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--Add to the 10/31 Pride show are Mark Hunt vs. Dan Bobish and Heath Herring vs. Hirotaka Yokoi -
TVTome has previews for the next episodes and they've been pretty good to me for spoilers in the past.
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The One and Only Angel Season 5 Thread
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Only the after-effects/echos of the humans personality are still alive in the vampire. "I loved this when I was human, should I love it now? This is what I did... do I do it now?" After that initial phase of flux, the new ethos emerges and all that was part of the human are gone. -
"And when I go to the clubs, stylin and profilin like slick Ric only can, with all the young virgins lookin at me, and they say they're hungry for the Nature Boy - I say, "Hungry? CRUNCH THIS!" WHOOOOOOOOO!"
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You tha man Broccoli. I assume all the happy-happy at the end and the lack of bad island means that next weeks episode will be the much anticipated locke episode.
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The One and Only Angel Season 5 Thread
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Yes, it was. But don't worry Anya, you're our loon. -
*Vince McMahon was upset over the Flair promo on "Raw" because a number of sponsors were in attendance for the show being that they were in New York. " - LAW
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The last few minutes w. the musical montage made up for the lack of Locke The Bounty Hunter, but fuck, seriously, "next week on Lost..." and it didn't motherfucking happen. 1. Locke finding Vincent and handing it off to the dad was class, and the look on his face at the end was sweet and they better follow it up with him going buckwild. 2. Every Sawyer scene owns. The man just tells it like it is. Who cares if he is a failure as a shot, the man tells it like it is. 3. The Old Aussie ruled, and I hope to see him or his haunted arm to make an appearance of the island. 4. Daniel Dae Kims character is the man. They should make him the king of the island, because he knows how to handle his womens. I hope they aren't doing the obvious thing with and the black dad (looks it up)...MICHAEL... cause we all know .... JIN... would beat his ass. 5. I am guessing she was a bankrobber and a robery went bad, people died, and she was caught by the Marshall. She woo'd the marshall and broke his heart which is why he has pursued her across the world. 6. Dude, Dude, Dude, Dude.... Dude... Dude... Hurley rules. 7. "A Miracle has happened"? I mean, it fits but... I was expecting more. I don't know what, but some part of my imagination filled the blanks in with something more. 8. Sayid throwing an orange at Sawyer, Boone getting the sunglassees for his sister, Charlie .. doing nothing ... Kate doing.... everything.... those last two weren't as good as the first two
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It's 8:50 and Locke hasn't killed anyone or anything. What the fuck? What the fuck? What the fuck?
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Dude, my book would be one page. Chapter 1: "Vince McMahon is stupid and did stupid things and surrounded himself with yes men who never told him he was stupid." The End. I assume Keith is trying to "build an audience/following" as his last book broke even, so they're guessing all the people who bought the last one would buy this one + x amount of new people attracted to the WWE name. And so on and so on.
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ICN: Will cannibalism be contemplated? How many of the survivors do you think saw “Alive”? DL: Cannibalism? Of COURSE it's contemplated... but summarily dismissed fairly early on. Most of them HAVE seen "Alive" (and "Gilligan's Island" AND "Jurassic Park"), but fortunately, they're not stranded on a snow-capped mountainous peak. They've got access to fish, wild game (hunting baby, YEAH!) and fruit. But don't be too disappointed -- just because they're not eating each other doesn't mean they can't be EATEN. http://www.aintitcool.com/display.cgi?id=18582 Interview with one of the writers.
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And eventually it will lead to a Sayid/Locke/Sawyer three way knife fight where, in the end, they decide to slice Hurley up like a pig and roast him over a fire.
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WHOOOOOOO HOOOOOOOOOOOO! 5 Hours and change Locke fucking shit up = URSOME.
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If I killed someone and I needed to go to one of the candidates for help, I'd go to Dick Cheney.
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It is scary. That's why I don't like the political discussion on this forum and tend to stay out of it - ANY point can be spun or lied about or ignored, so it's hard to tell what is the truth and what isn't. The greatest threat to democracy, ironically enough, is the abundance of information and the outlets to distribute it. Lieberman is on Larry King Live and the man has the best pronounciation of Florida. "Fluurda"
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There was one not even a week ago.
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Agreed completely. Well, cept for those lines Edwards did a really good job defending his "trial lawyer" status, while Cheney deferred the answer to a website. Advantage: Edwards. The Senate Attendance is a different issue (the two issues above regarding how their previous jobs would effect their performance in office), and Cheney made an excellent point there.
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You guys are so whacky. Cheney won. Edwards did well, but Cheney looked more informed, had better poise, used the table, pacing, and the format incredibly well and was more confident. I was really surprised with how much "charisma" Cheney showed. He clearly was benefitted from the format, and I think had they been standing he would have lost that advantage and Edwards would have "worked it" a lot better.
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I didn't score it like last time (just had fun throwing out points ), but Cheney won it by a pretty good margin. Edwards didn't look bad, he had some really nice high points, but rested too much on what Kerry did last Thursday and didn't seemed nearly as relaxed and "experienced" as Cheney did. Cheney rocked. I love his style. Maybe it's the accent (or lack of a southern one), whatever he says sounds authoritative and I believe it. He even managed to be personalble on the "what differentiates you and John Edwards" that I really dug. He made some nice digs and jabs at Edwards and Kerry. Edwards closing statement was very warm, a nice contrast to Cheneys cold demeanor. He focused hardcore on health care and did a good job keeping it in the conversation throughout. He was very repetitive on their "plans" which seemed Bush-league (cough). He got very goofy at times, showing his nervousness. Both men "showed up" to play, Cheney looked much better prepared and confident.
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Meh, +2 for Cheneys Closing Statements. Scare tactics were pretty good. He just looked bad against Edwards bright eyed personal story.