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  1. I feel bad for his daughters too. Did he ever get to warn them that our government is spreading AIDS?

     

     

    If a philosophically-inept billionaire like Bill Gates and bleeding-heart liberals like African-loving Angelina-Pitt-Brad-Jolie want to save the World from HIV, good. Just shut up and spend your own money to do it. It's not my problem. And I'm ashamed to one day have to tell my kids that their gutless government reps are making it an even bigger one for them in their future.

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    Batista has always looked lost vs. anyone not HHH or Eddie. As a fan of his first run it was one of his subtle charms on account of his late career start. Now that's he's parachuted back into the main event with a Gracie logo on his tush it's kind of unbearable.

    Benoit also. Batista's first breakout performance was against Benoit on Raw when Batista was still in Evolution.

     

    The Taker matches were good as well.

     

    I thought his final series with Cena was also pretty damn good.

     

     

    My point has been shoulder struck to pieces  :/

  3. Batista has always looked lost vs. anyone not HHH or Eddie. As a fan of his first run it was one of his subtle charms on account of his late career start. Now that's he's parachuted back into the main event with a Gracie logo on his tush it's kind of unbearable. 

  4. Amazing show. Answered a lot of questions tonight.

     

    As someone else said, self-aware HHH is just too damn good. Stephanie's reaction after he hit the big clothesline in the first match was A++ too. 

     

    Even Brock guy was shocked at 21-1.

     

    Time for the entire announce team to go live on a farm though.

     

    Bray: Finish me! Finish me! Finish me!

     

    Cole: What does he mean???

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    Regal vocalizing his apathy towards New Country, talking about listening to metal music (Iron Maiden/Motorhead) and his dislike of hair metal.

     

    Yet another couple reasons Regal is the fucking man.

     

    And I don't think he wanted to bother namedropping new wave and Madchester stuff around Austin, but he also alludes to clubbing around the UK through the 80s and listening to what I'm assuming was a bunch of New Order and Vince Clarke stuff.  Really, anyone who loves Saxon and the Pet Shop Boys is after my own heart. 

     

     

    Really glad I did the math before making a Do You Really Want to Hurt Me joke. Folks, It just doesn't line up.  :/

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    I figure that part 2 of the Regal interview is going to be great but I can't stop laughing about the concept of Stone Cold Steve Austin:  Drivers Ed Instructor.   :lol:

     

    Austin railing against a guy who throws the cigarette on the curb is great. "You lazy son of a buck!"

     

     

    The "skinny guy smoking a j on the sidewalk" rant a couple months was like a dagger to my heart, but I just can't afford to miss updates on his dogs and Bronco.

  7. The hide behind your wife thing was played out before it was ever kosher to say but it's still a big step up from a decade ago.

     

    "You may be the strongest, smartest, most celebrated.. but with my Peaks/Jericoholics/Spinaroonie/other intangible qualities, I believe I have a strong chance to beat you."

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  8. Giving VOD another try.  Just fired up WCW Uncensored 95.  Is there a less likely sentence to be uttered in a current WWE broadcast than "Live from Tupelo Mississippi!"?

     

    We're about to go live from Tupelo, Mississippi with coverage of the Jerry Lawler Funeral Train, and JBL, the sheriff has made it clear the Wyatt family will not be allowed within five hundred feet of the station...

  9. For those asking, it looks like they bleeped some of the language on the ECW PPVs (I can't imagine ECW censored it themselves at the time but I don't have an original to compare to) but they didn't try to mute the crowd's inappropriate chants.  Also frontal nudity is blurred which is funny as that is a very American thing to do (show excessive violence, censor breasts) but I guess understandable.

     

    The WWE dvds were rated "MA" and Franchise still had bleeps so long you'd run for the storm cellar if you heard it from another room.

  10. Wrestling occurs in a really narrow space where WWE is both the progenitor and caretaker of its history. What I mean to say is the likelihood of there ever being some archive where you can put on a pair of white gloves and view the ppv is very small. The historical value is undeniable but it's also not like footage has been totally lost. I think the problem with putting Over the Edge on the network is in edifying a "clean" version of the event. Pat themselves on the back for not showing him fall, or the immediate aftermath, then air Mark Henry's poem a million more times. I just don't see a way for WWE to use the broadcast itself in any form that doesn't re-victimize his survivors. Personally the two parts I find most affecting are the pre-match promo on the Godfather, and Lawler's thousand yard stare when he returns to the table. Knowing what happens, the sense of doom radiates forward and backward equally. By the time you're done clipping you've satisfied no one and also deeply compromised the historical value. Should've just put the main event on the History of the WWE Championship dvd and been done with it forever. 

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