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If you look at all the stuff on wwe.com it's very tongue in cheek: talking about office workers sobbing into their coffee, selling bits of the limo on auction...etc They aren't actually trying to convince anyone he's dead, it's just stuff to push the storyline.

--There was serious talk within WWE yesterday regarding the McMahon angle due to the timing of the death of Sherri Martel. There was a significant push to drop the angle as quickly as possible, citing taste and timing, and another school of thought (that most expect would win out) to keep going. wo.com

Whether or not it's right to have that law, the fact is, it is a crime . And since Phelps is admitting she did what they're accusing her of, I don't see how she'll worm her way out of it. I assume she'll be defending herself in court, which should be good for a laugh.

He's a victim in this too. All the kids in that family have been brainwashed since birth. Anyway, give Phelps the one year in jail. Since her family say they are always pleased when bad things happen because it's God's will, they'll be overjoyed.

"someone with experience" could be used to frame Lashley. He was in the army after all.

http://www.wwe.com/inside/news/4892436 If it’s confirmed that a criminal party engineered the explosion, the next question to answer is how the nefarious scheme was carried out. To fill in the blanks regarding the specifics of the explosion, WWE.com contacted Patrick C. Riggs, a veteran explosives expert from a Brooklyn, N.Y.,-based operation. Watching video of the blast, Riggs was able to determine that it was a professionally structured, calculated blast. However, since most – if not all – usable evidence seems to have been destroyed, Riggs claims that not everything he says can be guaranteed. “Whoever did this knew exactly what they were doing. No amateur would have had the knowledge to create an explosion of that intensity,” he said. “Without prior experience or knowledge of explosives, such a blast could not have been constructed so precisely.” So, it was a professional?The plot thickens...

Do you think the writing team even know who did it yet?

I wouldn't have liked a happy ending. That would have been a letdown. I like the dream theory personally.

Will the FBI guys become on screen characters?

You could reveal HHH is Vince's son in law, so he has a reason to go after the killer. Or, I suppose John Cena could come out and say that while he disliked Vince, he owes him for the oppertunities he got in wwe, so he feels he has to track down the culprit. That way Cena's at the centre of the storyline and you get him going around playing detective.

How exactly is the whodunnit angle going to lead to a match? (cause that is the point, after all) Shane versus his dad's killer? A returning Vince versus the guy who tried to kill him? WWE creative versus David Chase? Kayfabe wise, Vince was so disliked, who's going to step up and avenge his death? Heck, the culprit might even be the babyface in the situation.

Anyone notice before Vince entered the limo he looked at the door hande and seemed scared for second or two? I think this fits in with the thoery that he faked his own death. You know,the McMahon's are going to have a tough time of it when Vince actually does die. Everyone will think it's an angle.

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/18472845/?GT1=9951 thoughts?

The cat -was either Christopher reincarnated -or the cat senses that Chris was "a rat". Remember Cleaver? It's about a guy who gets revenge on his boss from beyond the grave. Maybe the feds will get Tony based on what he told them.

It was one of the most creative endings I've ever seen.I would've been let down if they had went with a happy ending and everyone dying might have been too predictable. I think the people who hated the final scene might come round to it eventually. I hated the Angel finale at the time, but I appreciate it more now.

The last time the Jackass members were used in WWE they rubbed alot of people the wrong way by not selling to the wrestlers very good in matches. Umaga had even gotten rough with Steve O to send a message, but did not hurt him. When the WWE was in Tampa for Monday Night Raw on June 4th, Steve O was backstage pissing a lot of people off. Besides being his usual crazy self and not having dressing room etiquette, Steve O had a camera crew with him the entire time, secretly filming, for his upcoming Paparazzi Stuntman DVD. They filmed wrestlers going over finishes ahead of time. They tried filming the wrestlers changing but that was stopped. They even filmed creative going over promos and match details with wrestlers. When Vince found out about all of this he damn near cancelled the whole Jackass angle, but was talked out of it by Shane. Now it appears Shane will be playing backstage babysitter all summer and lots of people are expecting several incidents to happen. wrestling observer newsletter

No wonder HHH is against it, his big comeback is about to play second fiddle to a bunch of guys whose only claim to fame is stapling things to themselves.

Didn't Steve O's behaviour on the first day almost get the whole thing called off? I'm not sure if he learned anything from the Umaga debacle.

According to the observer, WWE hired three writersa few weeks ago and two of them are already gone. One just didn't fit in that well and the other was a hollywood writer who didn't have a clue: At the end of a recent raw taping he went around to a lot of people and said "see you tomorrow at raw" without realising he was already at raw and that Tuesday's show was smackdown. After this, they felt they had to no choice but to let him go because he was so clueless.

Is Paris the most hated woman in the world?

The only way this could get funnier is if she had a George Bluth reaction to prison... Nicky Hilton: You like prison now? Paris: I'm having the time of my life!

I heard the guy playing Mr Eko was really difficult to work with. Him and Terry O'Quinn didn't get along at all,so of course they put them in a bunch of scenes together. Evangeline Lilly is possible. She can come off as quite arrogant sometimes: I remember reading an interview with her where she said she used to cry herself to sleep at night because of the burden of being so beautiful (seriously)

interesting Bruce Willis interview... Bruce Willis delivers the crazy in the new issue of Playboy, and PerezHilton.com has an exclusive first look at the interview and just how nuts Rumer's dad is. On drinking and doing drugs: "I've gone full circle. I smoked weed, and my kids know that. I quit drinking for a chunk of time. I never drank when my kids were around. By now I've learned I can have a couple of drinks or some wine and then stop. I'll have a martini from time to time--vodka, ice-cold, straight up, bone-dry, twist. But especially when you're working, the recovery period is just too much. I go for months without drinking anything. This works for me, but I know people who have to maintain 24-hour vigilance. It's a dangerous thing to say, 'Yes, I was in AA, and now I take a drink on occasion.' Hard-core AA people will say that's a bad message. I'm just telling you my experience." On talking to his kids about drugs: "Demi and I both have. We have an ongoing conversation. They have the gene, and we warn them: 'You have a predisposition to be an alcoholic.' It's on her side of the family and mine. It's something to be aware of. My kids are strongly antidrug." On his relationship with Ashton Kutcher: "In the luck of the draw I am fortunate to have Ashton in the family. It took a long time for people to wrap their minds around the fact that I could be friends with my ex-wife's new husband, but we are friends. We all go on vacations together. We hang out." On crediting Will Smith for not being jealous of Kutcher: "During some very dark hours he talked to me about it. He said, 'Dude, you've got to do whatever it takes to get the kids and all the spouses or the girlfriend together. You've got to show your kids it's okay.' It was like a light went on. Ding. So Will, thanks. And thanks for all those good movies you're making." On gossip in Hollywood: "I've had some of the worst shit said about me that's ever been said. At a certain point I stopped reading it. I don't let it into my house. I know it's out there, though. We can go to the newsstand right now, and I bet we'll find something being said about me. Gossip has become entertainment; it's a major part of a billion-dollar industry. Who's fucking who? I told an interviewer for Vanity Fair, 'Look, you want to know who I'm fucking.' He started laughing and said, 'Yeah, that is what we want to know.' I know that's what sells. I said, 'I know it sells, but I'm not going to tell you, because it's not any of your business.' I think actors should be left alone, which of course they never will be. But it's different for politicians. I expect a politician not to take a shit in the Oval Office for his four or eight years. That's not asking too much, is it? On getting older: "People have asked, 'Aren't you too old?' Nobody ever feels their age. In my heart I'm still 25. But I get that little knock every once in a while that says, 'You're not 25, kid.' That little creak you get when you get out of bed in the morning if you sleep wrong." On becoming increasingly liberal: "The world has changed, and I've changed. In the past my conservative point of view came down to one thing: I wanted smaller government, less waste. But I've always thought the government should take care of the elderly and others who can't take care of themselves. The government should take care of kids. I'm involved in the National Foster Care program because the foster care system needs to be fixed, and it won't be fixed by the private sector. Schoolteachers shouldn't be getting $40,000 or $50,000 a year. Give them $150,000. I want the government to take care of people who need help. Half a million kids are in orphanages right now. I want the elderly to get free medicine, whatever they need. Billions and billions of dollars are being wasted." On his political affiliation: "If I had to describe myself as anything, I would say independent, but I didn't sign up for that party, either." On Bill Clinton: "I was apolitical for a long time, but Clinton got me off my ass. I didn't like his ideas of change just for the sake of change. In two terms, what did he get done? But I'm appalled by what's going on now. Look at the returning vets. The Walter Reed hospital scandal is just another example of how we treat them. I say give them all a million dollars. If you serve your country and get blown up and you're in a wheelchair for the rest of your life or you lose an arm, you should be taken care of. How about no more paying taxes for them? Politicians never have problems voting themselves raises. How about giving money to veterans and American Indians?"

Something will definetly happen to carmella or the kids. I can see a godfather part III ending in the works here.

The torch says it's not a physical cancer.