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[razazteca 0]

Is the Miami Beach estate zoned for farm animals?

[Hawk 34 0]

Is the Miami Beach estate zoned for farm animals?

 

The article said that Brooke would be moving with them.

[benn 0]

Is the Miami Beach estate zoned for farm animals?

 

The article said that Brooke would be moving with them.

Ouch

[dubq 0]

The subtitle for this folder should be changed.

[The Niggardly King 0]

I don't get this complaining for Test in ECW... he was developing into a good dick heel before he was injured and fired.

 

Test in ECW could end up doing well if his storyline motivation is a worked shoot. WWE fired him while he was nursing a broken neck, that he broke in their ring on their show. With that in mind, he's got a heck of a lot more motivation than Big Show or Angle to be a "rebel" and start shit with WWE.

[ryankeast 0]

Hulk Hogan's House For Sale.

 

Shall we have a whip round??

[mfn 0]

What does OAO mean?

[Guest Human Highlight Reel]

What does OAO mean?

One And Only, I believe.

[hyperchord24 0]

Styles' weekly column from WWE.com. Interesting read.

 

Most Extreme Player for 6/22

By Joey Styles

June 22, 2006

 

 

Before getting down to business, I would just like to go on record as saying that I loved this week's episode of ECW on SciFi as much as I hated last week's premier.

 

In fact, I feel that this week's episode of ECW is almost ( I say almost because I hate fireworks at wrestling shows and I always will) exactly what the NEW ECW needs to be in order for ECW to eventually be as strong a brand as RAW is in terms of worldwide television ratings, pay-per-view buys and live event ticket sales.

 

I predict that within five years, the NEW ECW will sell out 20,000 seat arenas like The Wachovia Center in Philadelphia and Madison Square Garden in New York rather than small venues like The ECW Arena and Hammerstein Ballroom respectively. I am not downplaying the signifigance of those smaller arenas in the history of ECW but I need to see and hear 20,000 extremely passionate ECW fans chanting "E-C-DUB!" before I can consider my career complete.

 

For you internet cynics who are instinctively replying "Dream on, Joey!" to your PCs and laptops, keep in mind that "Dream on, Joey!" is the same response I received from everyone who ever knew I wanted to become a pro wrestling television announcer. However, here I am penning (actually typing) this column as the Voice of ECW, cable television's new ratings powerhouse. In short, the only person who tells me what is and is not possible is me and I know that the true ECW fans reading this column agree with me.

 

Now let's get down to the business at hand.

 

 

Choosing this week's ECW Most Extreme Player is going to be difficult because there are so many qualified candidates such as...

 

The Sandman for being a perfect example of what a REAL bad ass looks like and disposing of yet another sports-entertainment brain-fart named Macho Libre. In fact, I would like to suggest the following opponents for The Extreme Icon for future episodes of ECW on SciFi:

 

Doink the Clown

Papa Shango

Akeem

Repo Man

 

Tommy Dreamer, the heart and soul of ECW, for asking for and withstanding the most extreme ass-kicking that The Big Show has ever dished out and never backing down. In fact, my friend Tommy was smiling as he struggled to pull his battered body up off of the ECW canvas. Terry Funk would be proud of you Tommy and so am I.

 

The Big Show for delivering the aformementioned extreme ass-kicking. I guess The Innovator of Violence can inspire more emotion in the world's largest athlete than male cheerleaders could.

 

Randy Orton and Edge for bringing with them RAW television viewers only to show them and the millions of others watching what the rest of us already knew; that ECW's wrestling rebels are tougher than RAWs sports-entertainment superstars.

 

Kurt Angle and Rob Van Dam for winning their tag team war and heading into Vengeance this Sunday with the confidence that they can (and will) beat Randy Orton and Edge respectively.

 

Kelly for two reasons.

 

and this week's Most Extreme Player is...

 

Sabu for making the most of the opportunity to FINALLY wrestle for more than 3 million television viewers by showing the world that The Suicidal, Homicidal, Genocidal, Death-Defying Maniac is the most innovative and dangerous competitor ever to compete in the greatest sport in the world.

 

Cynics and ECW haters can send feedback to me at [email protected]

Breaking kayfabe on WWE.com?

[Bruce Blank 0]

Oh lord @ "ECW's wrestling rebels" comment

 

SO lame

[Taker666 0]

If you think thats lame...

 

"The ECW talent has undergone yet another name change. They've gone from being called Superstars to Wrestlers to Rebels. On ECW.com, they are now referred to as "Extremists." Although, there is currently a typo on ECW.com that refers to them as "Exremists."

 

seriously, are all these name change their idea to make ECW hip and cool? they're just fucking pathetic and stupid. they should of just sticked with "wrestlers"

[Ravenbomb 0]

 

it's EXTREEEEEEEME!

[Guest Hadley]

Why doesnt Rey Mysterio do the entrance where he jumps up from the middle of the stage anymore? Now he jumps up from some structure then walks down the stairs to the ramp,,nowhere near as good a visual as the old one IMO.

[Taker666 0]

 

 

[Downhome 0]

So is that his underage lover that he got fired over?

[The Niggardly King 0]

http://myspace.com/wwesuperstaroj

[Downhome 0]

I can't decide which pictures are the "gayest". The ones with him actually with the guy, or this one:

 

[The Niggardly King 0]

Well, he almost was able to be himself in the WWE... would it have gotten over?

[dubq 0]

 

 

 

So, I thought the gay/bi thing was supposed to be a gimmick. I guess Kanyon's got some competition in that market now.

[Fro 0]

Hogan still owns a more modest place on Clearwater Beach and a home in Los Angeles that is on the market for $5.9 million.

 

"I've got to downscale," he told The Miami Herald recently. "We'll head toward Miami like the Beverly Hillbillies."

 

Credit: Yahoo.com

 

Its only 25 million dollars.

 

The guy's net worth has to be over 100 million. Everything I've read is that he invested his money really wisely he made on wrestling (which is a truckload).

[Guest]

So, I thought the gay/bi thing was supposed to be a gimmick. I guess Kanyon's got some competition in that market now.

Thought so until I saw those.

[Hawk 34 0]

I've been saying this for years but Hogan is the smartest man in the history of the wrestling industry.

[goldengreek 0]

"Who is gayer than Kanyon???"

 

 

 

 

 

Orlando Jordan!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[Guest J0bber]

Can the subtitle be changed to "Orlando is a Faggot"?

[BorneAgain 0]

When was the last time Cena lost clean? Beyond NYR which was technically not dirty but still had shenanigans thanks to the Elimination Chamber match.

 

I want to say the the 8 man U.S. title elimination match with Kenzo, Haas, Gunn, Reigns, RVD, Dupree, where Booker pinned him, but that's the only thing that stands out to me.

[2GOLD 0]

Can the subtitle be changed to "Orlando is a Faggot"?

 

No, because he seems to be really gay or bi.

That word was never intended to be used for gay people. There was a different word that people used to describe someone who was gay.

[razazteca 0]

 

it's EXTREEEEEEEME!

[MarvinisaLunatic 0]

If anyone is interested and gets HDNet, the episode of Bikini Destinations with Candice Michelle in Alaska is on at 2:00 am eastern. It was a few years ago too.

[dubq 0]

Can the subtitle be changed to "Orlando is a Faggot"?

 

No, because he seems to be really gay or bi.

That word was never intended to be used for gay people. There was a different word that people used to describe someone who was gay.

 

Poofter?

[The Amazing Rando 0]

Can the subtitle be changed to "Orlando is a Faggot"?

 

No, because he seems to be really gay or bi.

That word was never intended to be used for gay people. There was a different word that people used to describe someone who was gay.

 

 

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