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HHH v Kevin Nash @ Judgement Day 2003

 

I always enjoyed that. Mind you I have a soft spot for the whole PPV, for reasons unknown even to me.

I'm still angry with HHH for being so shit that year that he managed to make Nash and Steiner look shit. Nash's powerbomb through the table was cool, but the rest of it was REALLY slow and boring, even by HHH's standards at the time.

Jenna Morasca vs Sharmell @ TNA Victory Road, 19th July 2009

Earl Hebner v Nick Patrick @ Invasion 2001

HHH v Kevin Nash @ Judgement Day 2003

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Beer Money

Kurt Angle

Scott Steiner

Chris Jericho

Kevin Nash

Dolph Ziggler's Intercontinental chase.

Christian returning to WWE.

The MEM angle finishing without having elevated a single new star.

I'm still searching for her softcore shit, so count yourself lucky to have the choice.

I'd love to see the footage of Bruce's face as you fondle his hand. Great story. Though if it'd ended with you fondling Emily Booth it would have been even better, clearly.

Bits used to be on when I got home from DJing, having spent the evening ogling young ladies on the dancefloor. Nuff said really.

Aleks Krotoski (already mentioned in this thread, probably, by me) is my favourite computer-game-playing girl (apart from Olivia Munn off of "Attack of the Show", but she's both commercial and conventional):

She's my least fave of the Bits girls. The order of fitness goes Booth, Netwon-Dunn and then Krotoski in third. Emily Newton-Dunn is the nicest in real life though

I've also just watched Let the Right One In. Fucking hell, what took me so long? Five stars. Easy. Would have made my best of the decade list had I seen it earlier. Comparable to Pan's Labyrinth in tone and quality, but - for me - a fair bit better.

Indeed it is

Most musicals are fucking shit, but the ones that are good are amazing - West Side Story being the prime example. Also, Annie is a Xmas fave, and Bugsy Malone. How can anyone dislike Bugsy Malone?

I went to a special advanced preview screening thing of

today. It's Drew Barrymore's directorial debut, not high brow or anything fancy but I really liked it. And I'm sure some of you [Woyczek] will like it as it's got girls in hotpants or skimpy skirts, fishnet tights and rollerskates battering the hell out of each other.

Hey, that looks quite good! Cheers for the heads up.

The Yakuza

A total rare gem from 1975 that came up on TV. Ageing PI Robert Mitchum is hired by an old friend to rescue his daughter who's been kidnapped in Japan, where Mitchum lived and worked after the war. A fabulous film-noir plot full of twists and turns but enhanced by the clash of cultures in post-war, pre-modern Japan.

Mitchum isn't talked about as much today as some of his contemporaries like James Stewart, but really he was an incredible actor. There's a scene in this film where he meets the love of his life after a 25 year absence, which is just an incredibly emotional moment told without music or dialogue, just pure acting chops from both parties.

Mitchum once said of his own acting "I have two kinds of acting. One on a horse and one off a horse. That's it." This was the best off-a-horse acting you're likely to see.

An absolutely top film.

Yeah, thats a great moment in an otherwise 'meh' episode.

 

Anyway here the bit I was talking about, the Fury of The Time Lord.

See, that's what gets me about the new Doctor Who - that's about as scary and dark as Toy Story. The old Doctor Who series used to be really grim, and full of danger. Every time I watch new Dr Who I'm struck by the low-budget feel and general campy nature of it. It also feels very rushed with most episodes being complete stories, where older series had much longer stories "arcs".

lol

Waterboy, I really feel there's a book in all this. A collection of her greatest moments, perhaps with some amusing illustrations. Or a blog - you should start an Idiots blog. These are some of the funniest stories I've heard in a long time, and they have that ring of authenticity to them as I don't think you could make up such ignorance.

As long as the syndrome results in a painful death from cancer, I'm all for it.

Reminds me of that guy who advertised his services as a graphic designer on this forum a few months ago with an advert that looked like it'd been made in Word.

Started watching Sons of Anarchy.

Katy Sagal:

She's 55, gents, and looks as good as she did on Married With Children 20 years ago.

Formerly of Boy Meets World, and now a surprisingly excellent comedian hosting "The Dish", Danielle Fishel:

 

That's one of my teenage fantasies right there.

Tapanga, not Boy Meets World particularly.

I also reckon she's a pretty conventional beauty, but fuck it.

Mmm, Butterbean v Valuev!

I thought he did tremendously well, especially considering he broke his hand early on. I don't think anyone was expecting him to floor Valuev, but he came pretty close. Once he breezes through Ruiz (what is he still doing getting title shots?) I back him to beat whichever Klitchko he gets to fight first. He's a proper modern athlete like Lewis was, re-sculpting himself to fit the match conditions.

Do you guys watch Most Haunted like you watch Lost or wrestling, i.e with a suspension of disbelief thing going on? I can't see that programme without immediately noticing how incredibly faked and staged it all is.

Vader.

New Japan, NWA, WCW, WWF, Noah, All Japan, TNA, WWE, and Indies.

Yeah, that's a sad case. He claims he got the evidence he was looking for, but forgot to save it. Oops!

Have I missed the first episode of Dollhouse then? I just set it to record last night thinking the series was about to start...