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Indy only got 3, so I doubt the Pats are very concerned.

I don't think we will be seeing Dallas Clark for awhile. That wasn't pretty.

I've got Colts/Pats, Vikings/Rams & Bills/Giants.

Yeah, that's it.

It is bad, but there were worse. No Way Out ended with three negative star matches. That was pitiful.

It is called that, and it is on everything but food, residence and medical services to the best of my knowledge.

Worst RAW Wrestler: Kevin Nash Worst Smackdown Wrestler: Nathan Jones Worst Matches: HHH/Steiner (RR), HHH/Steiner (NWO), HHH/Nash (JD) Worst Feuds: Shane/Kane, Vince/Steph, HHH/Nash Worst PPV: No Way Out Biggest Disappointment: Sean O'Haire Most Hated: Stephanie McMahon

Worst "MVP" of the year: Triple H Worst Raw Wrestler: Kevin Nash Smackdown Wrestler: Nathan Jones Rookie: Nathan Jones Tag Team: Mark Henry & Rodney Mack Feud of the year?: HHH vs. Kevin Nash PPV of the year: No Way Out Storyline: Blacks can't get it done at Mania, HHH/Booker storyline Announcer: Jerry Lawler Match: HHH vs. Scott Steiner, No Way Out

I really wanted to put this on, but I really can't say that I enjoyed it more than Matt/Benoit. It is certainly a very good match, and #11 on my list. It certainly is in terms of talent. Of the top ten wrestlers in WWE, only one (Jericho) is on RAW.

No, the triple threat of HHH, Stephanie & Vince is what is wrong with WWE. Orton is a symptom.

1. Kurt Angle vs. Chris Benoit, Royal Rumble 2. WGTT vs. Filthy Animals, Vengeance 3. Chris Benoit vs. Eddy Guerrero, Vengeance 4. Kurt Angle vs. Brock Lesnar, Wrestlemania 5. Kurt Angle vs. Brock Lesnar, Summerslam 6. Team Bischoff vs. Team Austin, Survivor Series 7. Brock Lesnar vs. Kurt Angle vs. Big Show, Vengeance 8. Eddy Guerrero & Yoshihiro Tajiri vs. Team Angle, Smackdown (first rematch after Judgment Day) 9. Chris Jericho vs. Shawn Michaels, Wrestlemania 10. Chris Benoit vs. Matt Hardy, Smackdown (US Title Tournament)

Most improved is either Big Show or Undertaker, depending on whether you think Taker's improvement began last year or not.

And who kept it despite promising to get rid of it numerous times in his election campaigns?

MVP of the year : Eddy Guerrero Match of the year : Angle/Benoit, Royal Rumble Raw wrestler of the year : Chris Jericho Smackdown wrestler of the year : Eddy Guerrero Rookie of the year : Shelton Benjamin Tag team of the year : World's Greatest Tag Team Feud of the year : Kurt Angle vs. Brock Lesnar PPV of the year : Wrestlemania XIX Storyline of the year : Kane unmasks Announcer of the year : Tazz

Handicap matches are okay, as long as they don't have only one guy on one side. There have been decent 2vs3 and 3vs4 handicap matches.

By that point he had to win considering Angle's condition. As for Orton, you can see the early stages of a god push (verbal blowjobs by announcers, numerous segments, wins over HBK, etc.) but it isn't beyond the point of no return yet. If he wins the World Title, ends up in the main event of Wrestlemania, or wins the Royal Rumble, then WWE has chosen to go ahead with it. The problem is that we can easily see this happening, which is why we are bitching about it. Things seem to be heading down that path, whether they actually end up that way or not, and that's why we refer to it as a god push. More based on what we think will happen, rather than what has already happened.

I hate the fact that I can't buy the new ones seperately. I mean who wants Moonraker or A View to a Kill?

Jean Chretien is just about the worst prime minister we have ever had. He's worse than Brian Mulroney, and almost as bad as Arthur Meighen and John Diefenbaker. I would rather have either Bush or Clinton over this guy. At least they are leaders. Chretien has cared about nothing but his 'legacy' (or for his mentor Pierre Trudeau) from the get go. I can't think of a single good thing that he did in office besides balance the budget and it was Paul Martin that did that anyways. He killed the dollar, raised taxes to alarming levels, set back Canadian-American relations 200 years, almost lost Quebec to seperation, and makes a goddamn fool of himself (and us by association) every time he opens his mouth. He is nothing more than a disgrace, who kept getting re-elected simply because Canadians keep on voting for the Liberal Party. If we had a system similar to the US, he would never get elected since his personal approval ratings are abismal. His own party basically pulled a mutiny against him by forcing him into retirement and overwhelmingly supporting Martin who Chretien personally hates. Chretien would rather see the Tories win the next election than Martin be Prime Minister he is so bitter. He is a disgrace.

I might vote Liberal now that that fucking disgrace Chretien is going to be out, because God knows I don't have faith in either the PC or CA either. I would vote for them if Chretien was running again though. Ontario has elected him to three straight majorities and he still pisses on us.

On the bright side, Minnesota is going to get their asses kicked by the Rams on Sunday.

Yes packwing. It is a requirement that you post legibly.

He won't raise ratings overnight. The reason we say Taker, HHH, Vince, Steph, etc. don't draw is because they have been on top for years and have been sinking ratings since 2000. We complain about Goldberg because he was brought in for the sole purpose of an immediate impact on ratings. He was not a long term project. I'm not saying Benoit will be a huge draw either, but he has enough of a following to stop the bleeding. It will take a long time for WWE to fully recover from the damage that HHH and the McMahons did. Everybody seems concerned about raising buyrates and attendance, but that is only the second step. You first have to stop them from dropping, which they clearly still are, before they start going up. Benoit can help that. He has had limited success in this regard in the past, most notably June 2001 and during the Smackdown Six Era on Smackdown.

He obviously means Kevin since Keyshawn is still on the Bucs, whether he is playing or not.

Well, Kurt has been hit in the head a lot.