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She was involved in pretty much every program Edge was in last year, she wasn't the sole reason anything drew or didn't draw of course but anything that adds to the heat of an angle helps increase the drawing power. Seriously, she's been such a key part of Smackdown that saying she should be banished from TV smacks of stereotypical internet wrestling fan misogyny.

Well he does make a case on that WO link that's a little less crazy but he seems to be assuming a lot of things not in evidence: 1. He wonders why the police didn't press further for any possible WWE connections to the kid, which kind of makes sense if you're investigating a double murder and the person you're interviewing lives in the same town as the HQ of the company that employed the murderer. Especially considering the kid's dad works for the city. 2. He seems hung up on the fact that another one of the edits he made was removing a racial slur from Chavo's page. I guess if you're considering the Nancy edit a one in a million coincidence, the odds of him editing another person involved in the story seems quite remote. Still, if this kid was the typical internet wrestling fan it wouldn't be unheard of for him to run to the defense of a Guerrero. 3. The fact that he had to threaten a lawsuit to get the police to release the tape that is public record really seems to be the only thing he has a legit point on. He seems to be under the impression Stamford is nothing more than a company town for WWE and Boss Vince makes the rules, but it seems more like the PD not wanting some nut to post the tape on the internet in an attempt to embarrass them.

Right, Vicki's been getting the most heel heat of anyone not named McMahon in a decade at least. The only thing I don't get is how they keep coming up with ways to keep her in the wheelchair I guess because they think it hides her weight (it doesn't). Plus she has credibility that Adamle didn't from being part of one of the most famous wrestling families.

I thought Adamle was getting into a good groove as GM, but he was never going to be able to overcome his Shockmaster-like intro to the business. What's funny is the angle with Steph and Shane seems to be designed to make Shane look like a sap not unlike the dearly departed Adamle. The whole "Steph undermines everything Shane does in an attempt to get the company all to herself" seems to be another step towards her becoming an eerie female clone of her own father.

My point is that no one in the mid card is pushed seriously, that's why WWE has such a hard time getting new main eventers over. I'm not saying everything has to be SERIOUS~! but it's hard to create new stars when everyone gets cut off at the knees right out of the box constantly.

You're right, but he's still stale. He can be funny, but he's been relegated to the comedy ghetto where he'll get banana peel wins but for the most part is not taken seriously. There's no reason for the fans to care about anything he does.

From today's WO update: Jesus Christ. Maybe people in the undercard don't give a shit because the writers only care about the main eventers and everyone else is left to flail about aimlessly? Then in the next sentence praising Santino, who's act has grown amazingly stale in the last few months?

Another Scooter gem is in his recaps of the October 1997 Raws from WWE 24/7, he's now pointing out every instance of how Bret was being "buried" leading up to You Know What. I mean, it's not as if Vince was in the midst of trying to wiggle out of the 20 year contract he agreed on or anything. Oh yeah, he totally was.

Did JBL sodomize him with a Wii remote or something? What's his thing about video games? It seems to go way beyond the typical "old person doesn't understand video games" thing and its almost like a personal vendetta.

Fuse is also carried by Comcast, although I don't think anyone who has it knows they do.

I'm sure Bruno has some idea, he still lives around here and Angle's DUI was a top story on all the Pittsburgh news stations/papers.

To be fair, if they were going to use the same scaffold setup they used for the MX-Road Warriors match I would understand completely. The first time I watched that match I spent the whole time wondering if the scaffold was going to fall down mid-match.

Well of course they didn't owe anyone, but scaffold matches (at least every one I've seen) always had the big bump be as controlled as possible. As long as you don't land feet-first there should be minimal risk for someone trained to take a bump.

Anyone else think the Powers of Pain quitting over a scaffold match was kind of a pussy move? I mean, sure there's danger involved but the only injury I ever heard about from one was Jim Cornette, and even that was because Bubba missed catching him.

Man, WWE DVDs certainly hit the wall didn't they? I know that not every release can be a winner, but a 3 disc best of Kane set? A Legends set that will probably be the episodes that run on 24/7 with some sort of bridging? Not to mention they stopped doing the awesome documentary + extra disc or two full of matches format and replaced it with random people offering brief comments between matches. Sets like the Jake Roberts and Dusty Rhodes were made significantly better by their respective documentaries, and now watching a WWE DVD set it just screams "here's some shit we threw together, enjoy".

Maybe he didn't sell enough for HBK's chair attacks the other week.

I'd like to know why he did that ridiculous NBC show "exposing" the business. I mean, I guess he can say he worked them since all it did was reveal things like the infamous STUNT GRANNY~!, but still it was pretty embarrassing.

I figured being a HBK trainee would spare him, guess not. I guess he'll be on the next TNA PPV doing shoot promos wishing he was still in WWE now.

Yeah I'm not doubting anabolics have some positive uses, just like I take medication with pseudophedrine to be able to breathe properly, but I don't go around saying that means there should be no restrictions on it just because I get positive benefits. People like Cena who are college educated in this shit shouldn't go around sounding like the typical meathead that thinks it should be legal for him to mainline as many roids as possible because he knows how to cycle properly. Obviously when you're too pro- one side or the other you lose perspective, but there's enough anecdotal and proven evidence out there to get past the whole "maaaaaaaan, people just don't understand" argument.

Come the fuck on, steroids fight HIV now? Someone really needs to tell Cena that the "golly, if only people knew the good side of steroids" gimmick isn't working.

I guess it's one of those "Japan is weird" things, but didn't a lot of their women wrestlers do like softcore photo shoots? I seem to remember "photo sets" of women wrestlers being wank material for a time amongst the Purophile set.

No one's saying his basic premise is wrong, it's just that the idea of listening to two young guys talk about their newfangled technology prompted to to grump like and old man is hilarious. Grump on his blog, which is on that internet thing that's always full of lies and people who were NEVER IN TEH BIZ ranting about things they don't know about.

After reading Raven's contract, I want to see WWE's lawyers try to explain how the wrestlers are independent contractors but they go out of their way to specify companies even affiliated with Turner Broadcasting in the non compete portion.

I say IWA-MS is the worst. I mean, they're awesome in a carny sense but horrible in a non-drawing shitty wrestling sense.

I'm guessing maybe its because 1988 was right around the time of the whole Ryan White thing and AIDS was a big topic of public discussion? Also I don't know if its a local rivalry thing since Dave is in (I think) San Jose, but he never misses a chance to point out Brutus's kayfabe hometown was a rib on San Francisco.