Jobber of the Week

Hey, somebody finally got it. Sticking a communications tower on a building doesn't exactly express somber memorial.

Go'berg! You gotta pay for puttin' hard times on Tripa' H's fam-ly! When a man can't get his job back, them's hard times! When a man's gettin' stiffed by fallen WCW icon with an ego complex, them's hard times! When a man gets the betta of The Gammmmmmmmmme not once but TWO TIMES, them's hard times! There gonna be some clubberin'! There gonna be some hiney-kickin'! And Go'berg, pretty soon you gonna do some boot-lickin'! Time to play The Gammme, if you weeeeel.

Edge is WWE groomed, so expect ANY noname that was a WCW castoff to appear and get a big push to be buried. Hello, HHH vs Sean O'Haire. Also, my guess is Edge doesn't win a title at WM20 but wins it at SummerSlam in Canada next year. This is not only putting Edge over, but means that McMahon can scrap that whole "giving Benoit the title" thing he's been putting off again and again. The man below me is foolish for thinking Benoit will ever win the strap.

It's not the money raising that's unusual, it's the sheer amount of it.

No, this really is the real me (really) and I'm not even so much defending it as saying that I don't think it's the end the campaign you guys think it is. Personally, I don't think it's THAT unreasonable but I don't think it's likely.

NYC is a hellhole. Nice to see you make it out of there.

Oh man, where to start? Excuse me? Did you see the same debate that I did? The man who talked about "Washington Fuzzy Math" all day long and then said he'd respond to an emergency by fighting Big Hollywood before getting that deer in the headlights look and asking what the question was about? As I said in the Saddam capture thread, he can come off Presidential when reading a statement of short and to-the-point sentences then leaving. But if all those conditions aren't met (a debate, a Q&A where the questions haven't been pre-approved, a speech without a script) he displays what must be either performance anxiety or just stupidity, and looks like the understudy for a more charismatic person that was supposed to appear. And although you're so positive he'll win, he sure does seem to be concerned to some extent. That is, to the extent of raising hundreds of millions for a primary where he has no opponent.

I'm talking ideals here. I'm not saying that concentration camps are being run right now. Well, you made the Japanese comparison, so I'm just saying if that's the road you want to go down, those are the results you'll be seeing. Perhaps if you want less people to make this mistake, you should stop talking with so much "we" (i.e. "You don't have a say in what we do") which makes you sound like a spokesperson.

You really are counting on the 9/11 sympathy votes, aren't you? Yes, Bush is surely such an AMAZING PUBLIC SPEAKER that he'll bust balls and kick ass on televised debates. Sorry, the only people who come off as dim as Bush are Clark, Sharpton, Braun, and (to an extent) Kucinich.

He ran an international terror organization and had terrorist training camps. What's more illegal than that? Try to remember that Osama has actually done more in his life than 9/11. This is part of the problem in these debates: People who are so full of self-pity they can't see the forest for the trees and concentrate the big picture. Saddam (or his regime, at least) killed Americans, too.

Which is why I've thought defense, not offense, it incredibly vital. Aside from slaughtering millions of Arabs and Muslims and wiping their civilization off the Earth (hello WW3,) there's no way to stop religious extremists. Whether they be Muslim, Christian, Hindu, Jewish, or Other. Name me a world tyrant who's death stopped the cycle of violence he was pitching. Hitler? Nazis still do exist in the world and anti-Semitism is much more evident. Saddam's capture hasn't shattered the resistance, and I can't imagine Al-Qaeda being unable to operate without Osama. Unless they surrender, we do. And I thought a trial was the right idea here, as evidenced by Saddam? So, we need to kill lots of innocents and turn the Middle East into an isolated society (or one more isolated than it already is)? Wonderful. (BTW, I'm not saying through this comment that the Japan bombing was a bad thing. In fact, I feel it was a necessary move. I'm saying, this is the aftereffects of it.) K. Thanks for encouraging me to support somebody, ANYBODY else.

It's Torch, so I wouldn't put any faith in it. They've reported several different matches before and then turned around and said they were never being discussed.

Guess who made this joke six months ago.

But that's what we're doing for Saddam! You do realize that's what Dean is talking about here, right? Taking him back to Afghanistan and getting a public trial there. Sure, he'll be found guilty, but it's the message that counts.

More crap I never use! Hurrah!

You have won the thread. Also, I don't think those who AREN'T dead set to vote against him are going to care.

That's his choice. It's like me saying it's cheap that Bush only found religion after getting over his drinking. Taking the drinking problem itself out of the equation, I'm not going to criticize him on that. That's his own personal journey, let him take it as he likes. Same for Dean.

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I've burned WrestleMania III onto a DVD before. Took a lot of work, and had to make a concession here and there to make it fit, but it worked. You can either record it in some goofy recording software or you can do it the old-fashioned way. The software I've seen for DVD making/editing either fucks up or has horrible picture quality, so I do it the long, painful way. It also sucks up tons of drive space, so you better have a big hard drive with lots of empty room.

The surgery would have been fine if he hadn't been taking chairshots. We need to go back to the time when a chairshot was devastating, rare, and considered capable of finishing off a man in one hit. These days it's like Dueling Chairs.

I don't remember Dean claiming to be a big Athiest or any other reason that would make his personal religious beliefs "cheap."

Sorry, I don't agree with this, or with the Gitmo crap. Not so much for the idea, but because it's just part of how the Executive branch has been muscling it's way around the Judicial branch lately.

Why all the Cena haterizing? He's got the body. His moves don't typically put the crowd to sleep. He's got catchphrases and mic skill out the yin yang. Sure, his matches aren't Bret vs Davey Boy, but how often is that the case in the main event?

You think people who get upset about this will hand their votes to Bush? He seems much more willing to preach in public.

He's been booked like a strong, capable dude who everyone wants to knock off the block. He hasn't been booked like an unstoppable monster force with God Mode because that's stupid. It exploited the gullibility of WCW fans that they could buy what was going on in front of them. McMahon is a mark for big musclebound hosses, and gives a push to every Batista, Matt Morgan, and Big Show that walks through the door. We've talked so much before about how he's blind with admiration for the big guys that guys like Jericho and Benoit suffer. Even McMahon is underwhelmed with Goldberg. The man who has put Mabel and Mark F'n Henry in main events, is shocked by the lack of workrate. And when it comes to mic work, even Nash was a better hire. And his downside (which was considered absurdly high when the NWO entered) was about half of Goldberg's.