E.J.

This deserves a quote "Here at Rude Chrystler, we won't turn you down, for bad credit, or no credit at all!"

Those are probably the dudes *coughSCORPIOSKYcough* who talk about turning down WWE contracts because ~WRESTLING!!!

If it doesn't include a scene where he kills Andre with the famous bodyslam, I'll be pissed. I also would like a scene where he turns down Metallica offering them a place in their band.

I like Dreamer's story about how the said his jacket said "Tommy Dreamer" on the back, but it turns out it actually says "Road Warrior Animal" or something.

Really digging the World Title scene right now. Del Rio, Christian, RVD, Damien Sandow are all capable of having awesome matches together while trading the title around. Just keep Ziggler the hell away from them.

Alright, so we're halfway through the season and I must say that almost everyone in this house is unlikable. The only people I'm rooting for are Spencer and Jessie. Aaryn realized she was cornered once Jeremy and Kaitlyn got evicted and gave in immediatley to Helen/Amanda. Amanda is on a power trip and just bullies everyone into doing what she wants. Helen is just so transparent that it's hard to imagine her working in politics. Ginamarie is so dumb but I doubt she's going to be in the house much longer. At this point I see Elissa making it to the final with either Aaryn or Andy. Elissa has seemed to be laying low and could coast to the final, and Aaryn will do as told by anyone in power. Andy's in a good spot where he's essentially a spy for Amanda's alliance. Overall this season has some of the most dispicable season I've seen.

Damn. That picture of Kurt looks like one of those "After" pictures you see of a person before meth, and then after meth. Although in this case it's before TNA, and after TNA.

WWE between 2002-2003 was putting on some quality show with Smackdown and Velocity.

Tazz's reaction when he opened the limo door was gold, because mostly it's everyone's reaction to the actual reveal.

We can have Angle in Rampage's corner at the Bellator PPV and do a heel turn by throwing in the towel to blur the lines even more.

Dave is so out of touch.

The Bashman! Oh man I completely forgot about mid-2000's WWE repackaging of dudes, which was just putting a pair of sunglasses on them.

"I get off at 2. You ever been to Spencer's Gift Store?"

Your username makes this quote so much better.

Am I the only one who dug Rodney Mack? Intimidating looking dude who barked, and beat the shit out of jobbers? Dude couldn't get over for shit, but I liked his ring work with the right opponents.

Don't forget Norm's. That's here in SoCal though.

I think a lot of it has to do with the business model of the company and no serious competition. WWE is no longer a wrestling business, but THE wrestling business, meaning they essentially are controlling how guys are scouted, trained, pushed, gimmicks, etc. It's vertical integration, and it's made everything very corporate and sterile, which doesn't really work when you're marketing personalities. Guys aren't allowed to wrestle or talk, it's just make the best you can with 6 minutes, 3 or 4 signatures spots, and your finisher.

Cena seemed to be channeling Randy Savage with those mannerisms.

Was Sin Cara going through the garbage in that backstage segment with Sandow?

The Happening. I'm not buying Shymalan's whole "It's supposed to be a B-movie" bullshit either. Also, my girlfriend's most dumb friend said Beastly was really good.So naturally after I watched it, I had much more evidence to point out why that one particular friend was the most dumb.

JR looks like a real life Hank Hill in that pic with Mark Henry.

If there's one thing TNA has taught me, it's that always end on a in-ring segment.

Bryan is the hottest act the companies had in awhile. Loved the Cesaro match. Brad Maddox makes for a pretty good Bischoff. I loved the random Alex Riley cameo too.

I'll second Lance Hoyt, especially with that tramp stamp.

People really still argue about physiques in pro wrestling? Dusty Rhodes, Steve Austin, Bret Hart, Shawn Michaels, Roddy Piper were all top guys. And while having a good physique is a good attrribute to have to get over, it's not as important as having good in-ring work or mic skills, and by good in-ring work I don't mean "Power Offence".