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Speaking of Stevie, is he going to reform the bWo at One Night Stand?

I think it's smart that they asked him early. He'll have an entire year to answer the question "are you being inducted into the WWE hall of fame?" from the fans. I think he'll realize that EVERYONE wants to see him go in and he'll do it.

To become a burnout or not should be the individual's choice. And really, although they become a burden to society, I don't mind having a little less competition in professional job markets. The only other thing I'd like to add is that these people should not be allowed to breed so that natural selection could "weed" out the bums.

Running for office, Jingus? At the very least you could be a speech writer or PR guy for a politician with those kinda skills.

I'll sign the petition. What the hell, it worked for the Blue Meanie.

I've been listening to the band for over ten years now and I was interested in seeing this show. They opened up with American Idiot and a fan was allowed to ask a question afterwards: "Do you think anyone who voted for Bush is an American Idiot"" - fan in audience "No, just an uninformed idiot" - Billie Joe Armstrong "Good answer" - same fan who asked the question Way to insult the people who buy your albums.

I was at this show in Philly. He jumped the rail and helped Tazz during his match with Lawler.

I was wondering this as well. Perhaps we could call it the Family Guy Effect with people realizing there is a demand (aka money to be made) for the product.

True, I wasn't a Cena fan to begin with.

I didn't see the show, but it sounds like Christian is really becoming a star.

Your political compass Economic Left/Right: -2.13 Social Libertarian/Authoritarian: -1.13 I hate answering questions like that. Things are situational and it's hard to pick a definite answer out of a list.

It never failes. Before I decide to call it a night, I check the latest threads for news and I keep reading about someone dying. This is unreal.

TLC - "Waterfalls"

I'd say that praying and wishing are merely ways for people to hope for something in their lives to improve without actually doing anything on their own. I think it's the idea that some other force will aid them. I kinda feel as though religions are like Weight Watchers. You go there looking for magic to happen, but what does happen is you get surrounded by other people who can help motivate you to actually do something with your life.

I really appreciate this information on California. The idea of moving out there, from Pennsylvania, has crossed my mind quite a bit. Sadly, I know nothing of the state so any advice is appreciated. Being someone who's lived his entire life on the East Coast (Pennsylvania and Long Island) what are the differences that I should know about?

You guys are gonna laugh at me for this one, but...I honestly thought the XFL had a chance to succeed when it was first announced.

People talk about the Ultimate Warrior dying as though it's a commonly known thing. "Yeah, the second Ultimate Warrior, right?" People seem to have no doubt that there were multiple Ultimate Warriors.

This is true. As a Philly fan, it would seem as though we can't get a single thing for Freddie Mitchell.

I'm surprised no one mentioned Ron Artest jumping into the stands or the Philly fans cheering Michael Irvin being injured.

This is why I wish WWE guys had a place like ECW to go to. They need someplace where they can reinvent themselves like Al Snow did.

I certainly hope so. I've been a registered Libertarian since 2001 and it's the party that is closest to my beliefs.

Lol, that's a great quote!

All that thrusting must have some other benefits.

Okay, so the guy had a good night on Monday. But, now people are saying that he should have won the world title at one point? Come on, I think this thread is really exaggerating here. It wasn't too long ago that someone would be cut and a poster would remind us all about dead weight such as Vis. Don't get me wrong, I enjoyed the segment on RAW, but it's time to ease up on the situation.

I'm from the middle of nowhere in PA. An hour and a half in either direction will get you to either Wilkes-Barre, Harrisburg, State College, or New Jersey. Aren't I lucky?