Johnny Sorrow

So, Chyna wasn't a major part of the WWE during the Attitude era? She certainly had a bigger impact than Koko B. Ware, who was a perennial jobber. (I liked him, but let's get real here.) I won't pick on James Dudley, who I honestly know nothing about. Doubt he was just a limo driver though. Anyway, it's just annoying how Chyna's role in DX has been erased from history - almost like she's Benoit 2.0. That is BS. Just because she wasn't Lou Thesz doesn't mean she deserves to be deleted from existence. She's deleted because she's a train wreck addict who's mentally ill. You really think they should find her under whatever overpass or dive motel she's living in currently and drag her out on the stage?

You gotta listen to HHH talk about that on Jericho's podcast, its hilarious.

Haha, " it's BS" . Bro, what're you smoking?

I'd love to know what it's from. It almost has a deposition feel to it, but going by the location he seems to be in I doubt it. I'm wondering the same thing. I watched the Monday Night War episode about Vince Russo. I love, love, love that he allowed himself to be interviewed for a show devoted to burying him. Yeah, I'd imagine that everyone who bitches about the Monday Night War show absolutely love this one. They just savage Russo.

I have no idea what Shawn was thinking, but from every interview I've heard with Nash and Hall they really liked Savage. And man, that new doc is heartbreaking.

Oh, I just thought of one. I resolve to not boo the good guys and cheer the bad guys at the house show Im taking my four year old nephew to in February. Unless he decides that he likes a bad guy. Then it's time to bring him to the Dark Side.

But why? Why does wrestling get treated different? That is the part I don't get.Because wrestling is unique and has been, is, and always will be. I'd rather talk this than type it . Book the podcast bro.

I don't think of movies and music the same . And my general point is, if you can draw money, you're good at being a Pro Wrestler. And there's a lot of factors to drawing money, of course. But if you can get people to pay to watch you then you're a good Professional Wrestler.

Or, they're reaching their target audience.

I actually usually watch it on Saturdays, and by then everyone's moved on. And I'm not giving a shit about arguing about it. I like what I like, others like what they like and I'm bored with arguing about it. Waste of energy.

I haven't seen this many bad hairstyles since my Junior Prom.

That tag title match was fucking great . I loved it.

That multi tag was every 2005 ROH opener, just without the Ring Crew Express.

Nagata wins the "He chose poorly" Grail. What a lousy trophy. Fujiwara looked so frail he made old Verne look like old Bruno. I loved Kabuki instilling fear in all as he needed help getting out of his gear.

So it starts at 11pm here, I should be around too.

What time is this starting ?

Tune into the Bruno Xtra. It's better than everything else.

Don't see why this disqualifies it. There are a lot of elements that go into making something a MOTYC, not just that the match is competitive and back and forth. Totally. It's an amazing Pro Wrestling match. And you can't consider matches "out of context" when rating them. The story is intertwined in wrestling matches and can't be removed. That's like looking at a painting and removing half the colors and then judging it.

I resolve to be more positive. And watch Portland stuff.

Oh , did I mention I didn't have cable?

Shane wasn't a heel yet. He was the plucky son who "saved" WCW from his Dad.

The Grateful Dead made use of the Tubes when they made Vince Welnick the keyboard player.

Bad Ass.

Every Soap Opera ever?