It's strange, yet simple. This year's World Cup tournament has been the most unpredictable and entertaining yet. And why? Not just the cool post-goal celebrations, but the way things worked out as a whole. Several teams, slated to win it all from the start, are already going home, and others who many say didn't have a chance in hell, are advancing to the next round. As a result, more and more people are watching and are excited to see what happens next, because they know anything can happen. When was the last time we could say that about the WWE or F or whatever letter they tack on next. It's sad for me to even say this, but it's the truth and I've been a WWFer for 1/2 of my life so far (about 15 years). I won't put blame on one person for the current state of the company, but all the people I watched and respected and hell, fantasized about, I feel sorry for right now.
"I'm a woman. I know how women are." Stephanie McMahon
If WWE was smart (which they're not), they could've capitalized on current events and done the King of the Ring tournament in World Cup rules -- with the groups and everything.
I was born in a manger, like that other guy. You know, he wore a hat?
Originally posted by ManiacalClown*Imagines Earl Hebner giving someone a red card*
Oy. That owns.
JR: And with that red card, Chuck is sent to the showers and Billy has to defend the tag titles a man down, AND Chuck is barred from the next BY GAWD match!!!!
King: Maybe Rico will insert himself as a sub, or better yet, get some puppies! WOOOOO-WHOOOOOO!!! PUPPIES!!!
^_^
"If it weren't for my horse, I wouldn't have spent that year in college." -Lewis Black "Yeah, fuck you E.T. you ungrateful dick." -BigDaddyLoco 5/20/2 "MAY PRE HOUSE THE SEAMY SIDE VOLITATION!!!" Warning from a "Flying Goku" Dragon Ball Z toy "When two trains come to a crossing, neither shall go until the other has passed." Washington State law "Any motorist who sights a team of horses coming toward him must pull well off the road, cover his car with a blanket or canvas that blends with the countryside, and let the horses pass. If the horses appear skittish, the motorist must take his car apart, piece by piece, and hide it under the nearest bushes." Pennsylvania State law
Mrs. JJD has a friend who works for a local weekly paper and they have a radio show, and for their Super Bowl XLVI preview they invited Izzy Jo (who just turned 9) to come in and share her thoughts on the big game.