The Truthiness

I got a great laugh out of that.

Leaping Lanny Poffo said he was the only guy he didn't like and he never understood what Vince seen in him.

Jericho has never been this over.

Well, we have to wait and see.

That was actually good booking from TNA...I thought it is was going to be some huge nonsensical swerve in the Main Event.

I seriously find it amusing that people are trying to make sense of this, and actually defending. The fact is, MCMG (who have pretty much done veerything, but say, "Hey you Fontline guys are morons) is being prtrayed as doing something wrong, because they din't help ateam who did something wrong, a few weeks ago. Shit, MCMG tried to help Lethal win the World title a couple of months ago, but he refused, however all of a sudden, MCMG doesn't help them when they are getting fucked up, so that make them worse then Lethal/Creed. I mean Tenay/West, put over Sting as some kind of remarkable guy, because Kurt didn't want his help. It seems too me Kurt wanted to prove a point that he didn't need Sting. When you think about it though, Sting kind of looked like a goof. I don't want to even get in to how Rhyno, (the guy who created "The Frontline") looked.

SO basically the Frontline is just as bad as the Mafia? If the Frontline was such a "family", where were they when Petey and ODB was destroyed last week? The thing is BMI did something bad to Lethal/Creed, however MCMG got all the blame for it. Yet, Lethal/Creed basically took advantage of BMI, when Roode leg was injured, and they won the tag titles by beating one guy, which is a heel move, yet nobody said anything. So I guess, BMI is fair game until they choose a side or something.

So did BMI side with MEM or something? Because if not, Tenay/West sound even dumber.

This was how I took it: "The MCMG aren't committed to the Frontline, who get their asses kicked all the while they themselves keep winning matches and titles" also, what was The Wire reference he dropped? I just started watching it for a class I'm taking on the show this semester, and we're covering season 4, so that's all I'm familiar with so far. "Come at the King you best not miss"-Omar Little (Season 1) Somebody might have said it first, but Omar is the only person I ever heard say it.

They covered the injuries on commentary How?

Rudy Charles completely no selling last week.

Alex Shelley watches THE WIRE..

I love hoe Beer Moiney attacks Lethal/Creed, but somehows Tenay and West blame MCMG for the whole thing.

True, but that's before they've aired and the rantings are in the context of how things come across on paper. Once the show has aired, though, and we've had the chance to see how things come across on television, if you're going to complain about it you should at least watch it, because occasionally things come across a lot different on television than they did on paper, and if there's a disparity between the two, you'd be looking at things wrong if you've not seen the television product. Bottom line is, if you're wanting to give an accurate assessment of how you think things came across on television, you have to watch the show. Otherwise, you get the hardcore defenders dismissing what you have to say, regardless of how accurate it is. Then again, as this forum continues to show, even if you do watch something before commenting on it, those some people simply resort to telling you not to watch it if you don't like it, before sticking their fingers in their ears and ignoring the actual points made. Exactly.

I can see why they're doing this, I mean, we see how terrific that whole Paliin gimmick got over.

I was here. Make it easier for people looking for my post.

Eddie Guerrero promo on Smackdown: The one where he comes out with Rey's mask, he just stares at the mask like he is going to explode, then he throws it on the mat, stomps it, and walks away without saying a word.

In DC they call that cut a temper taper/DC Fade.

But hey, you got to love the guy, he basically worked his father and a billion dollar company in to investing in his own vanity promotion.

He was awesome from 1996-1997, but then he went downhill.

Wasn't Vince a producer of a show hosted by Costas in the 80's?

Umaga is so fucking awesome

Yeah, this is great.

http://www.stormwrestling.com/012909.html

Well, that is where we differ. What I've come to find out with TNA is the show never really is much better than the spoilers. Something's are just stupid Lucky, putting Angle in a handicap match with LAX, and having him win clean is just stupid. Anything less than Angle getting the shit beat out of him, is stupid in my opinion. This is why I hate the whole handicap match concept, unless it's being used to put over a guy squashing two men at a time, or a guy getting seriously fucked up by two guys. Most of the time, the 2 guys always come out looking like dweebs, which is what happened tonight. Sure Hernandez, got in a few big moves illegally, before he took himself out. However, Angle still won the match and was celebrating like a guy who just beat 2 guys clean, he wasn't selling any of the offense Hernandez threw at him, and I don't see how it helps Hernandez look strong, when he basically had to come in and attack Angle illegally. I don't even want to get in on how useless Homicide looked, because I'm sure there is an excuse for that also. A month ago, LAX was basically doing nothing, which was better then what was happening to the Frontline in their feud with the Mafia. Now that they have gotten involved in the feud, they haven't looked very good in my opinion. But hey, it is what it is.