Lord of The Curry

Nope. Bumping only. Fuck this "50 made Game" bullshit. 50 had the (correct) foresight to see that Game was going to be huge, potentially bigger then 50 himself so he made it a point to put himself all over the album and on Game's first two singles and be around him all the time. It's smart marketing but it's hardly "making" somebody.

I remember reading rumours early on this year that Michael was supposed to be killed off because Harold Perrineau is already signed to work with another project back in L.A so it's pretty possible that it's him. I just ask that it not be Jin. Please let it not be Jin.

Anything involving HHH getting a win back is feasible.

I'd bump "Church for Thugs" before any 50 song in my car.

All this Game hate is confusing. Dude's already bested 50 on his debut album.

Could be Sawyer judging by the tones in the interview Rudo posted.

Maggie Grace brings the pushup bra love.

This could get poll-ish, but it's intent is discussion and fun-ish so multiple answers can be given wherever you feel is nescessary. How have things been going since January 2005 in the E? Best Worker Shelton Benjamin. Consistency wins this one. I won't refute the claims that he doesn't defend the IC belt as much as he should but there's no denying that this kid is running shit from pillar to fuckin post right now and for the next while. Lit the crowd at Mania the the fuck up with some ridiculously hot spots. Proven ability to function in tag environments (why yes, I would enjoy another Benoit/Benjamin tag team). Has had good-great TV matches with the likes of Benoit, Edge and Michaels and manages to stay over despite a somewhat lackluster push. I also can't believe that the T-Bone is as over as it is. That crowds are connecting with Shelton on a really good level in the ring right now, give his character some work and he's set for bigger things. Most Improved Edge. I find myself actually being interested in him with the current state of things and he seems to be getting more comfortable as the weeks go by. In-ring he still continues to struggle in some ways but is still capable of pulling off watchable matches. I'm curious to see what they'll do with the Money in The Bank thing and the draft, if anything at all. Spot of the Year The ladder match at Mania in itself has an assload. Benjamins tope. Benjamins t-bone off the ladder on Edge. Benjamin's running clothesline up the ladder on Jericho. Benoit's headbutt off the ladder. But I'm going with Benjamin blocking the SCM and acing Michaels with a high-kick on RAW. I freaked. Biggest Dissapointment A few things come to mind on this one. Eddy/Rey is one of them and it pains me to say it because I really do like the match. But something was missing and the anticlimactic pin, along with the rabidly pro-Eddy crowd took away from what could've been a really damn fine matchup. JBL/Cena is another, due to what was most likely an audible called backstage. Cena's comeback is non-existent and ten seconds later he's champ. Cena himself wasn't as nearly as over as he should've been, all things considered. Most Fun to Watch/Best Match Whatever worked for you here. I'm going with Benjamin/Michaels from RAW. Whether or not I like Michaels (and I don't really) is irrelevant here, as he gave Benjamin a serious boost amongst the less-then-informed fan base the WWE caters to. The opening sequence with Benjamin owning Michaels on the mat after Michaels stupidly tries to front is goodness. The pace was good throughout the match and Benjamin got just as much (if not more) offense then Michaels. I called the finish from a mile away but damn if it still didn't look good and the post-match stuff with Michaels giving the "Holy shit" look to a KO'd Benjamin was stellar. Funniest Moment At the moment I still giggle whenever I think of HHH's "HELL..........IN A CELL!" to Batista on a few a few weeks ago. Angle the rapist is funny but probably in a wrong way. Best PPV WrestleMania edges out Royal Rumble due to the rest of the Rumble PPV being pretty blah, barring the SD 3-Way which was pretty decent. WrestleMania I think in time will end up being a fairly forgotten WrestleMania but it produced some good stuff. The ladder match served it's purpose. Eddy/Rey was fun for what it was. Orton/Taker was better then it had any right to be thanks to Taker's mad bumping skillz and Orton's sick-as-all-hell RKO reversal out the chokeslam. Batista/HHH wasn't offensive and I poppped large for Batista's watered-down Air Raid Crash at the end.

Good stuff. I'd actually enjoy Styles and Tazz but Joey on his one would do fine too.

Saget: Ya ever suck some dick for marijuana? Random Crackhead: HUH?! Thurgood: No, I can't say that I have. Saget: That's what I thought. Random Crackhead: BOO THIS MAN!

The orc dropkicking another orc out of the Tower of Cirith Ungol in Return of The King.

The ending wasn't as good as it could've been. I'd rather have seen a one-shot K.O from the chair rather then a beatdown. The impact would've been more sudden and shocking rather then multiple chairshots. I know it was designed to put Rock over as tough but I didn't buy it.

Meh. Austin's motto was Don't Trust Anybody. Him turning heel isn't that far off from a character who is, at heart, a heel. The fans made the decison to turn him face. Now, if The Rock had been the one who Vince had handed the chair to.......in Texas......turning on Austin. Shit. THAT would've gotten nuclear heat.

Hulk's did good, Flair's did better IIRC.

Part of what makes a story so great is where it's told. This story was told in the wrong place and the match suffered because of it. I wouldn't use the term "falling out of grace" to signify Austin's alliance with Vince, Stone Cold not exactly being the most angelic guy in the first place.

"This book is dedicated to George W. Bush. Thanks for not trying all that hard all these years, old friend."

You don't really need to use the term "overrated" when referring to any HHH vs Michaels match. It's kinda already known.

I'd put Benoit/Brock over Rock/Benoit.

Fuck Bryan Singer for starting this whole goddamn snowball effect.

I used to think that the Mania 3-Way was ***** until I actually sat down and paid attention. Now I'd put it around the **** mark. Eddy/Brock smoked it, even with the Goldie run-in.

I'd put Benoit/Angle in the Top 10 WWE Matches of All Time without hesitation. Easily both guys best work within that company.

Is that a question or comment?

Unmarked car or not, at least one of the officers was a uni so there's no reason for her not to believe them. Oh, and she deserved it and I laughed.

I'll argue Benoit/Angle Royal Rumble 2003 as the closest thing to a ***** match the WWE has had, with Eddy/Brock NWO right behind it.

If that's the plan then the draft will drop dead right then and there because nobody gives two shits about Jindrak.