That can only happen to you! did you show them some moves tho?

Nah, I used to always set up my camera just right and wear this tank top just in case I wound up playing with some hot chick (which was most of the time, back then).  When I said I wasn't him, I got kicked from the game.

on a different note, I'm on the Echo5Sports message board but I'm gonna stop and do some laundry in a few.  Everyone watch the PPV and comment with me!

Outlaws win the tag titles!

I have a pretty good stream. PM for the link

Rhodes vs Outlaws: Outlaws. Rhodes brothers will feud and fight at WM.

Bryan vs. Wyatt: Bryan. He is totally over right now and probably will win and start his path to number 1 contender to World Champion.

Lesnar vs. Big Show: Lesnar. Show is there just to make Lesnar looks more impressive for WM.

Orton vs. Cena: Orton wins, he has all the focus. Cena isn't needing a title right now, actually he is doing right without needing titles since the Nexus era.

Rumble: That is hard. Batista is more likely and we would get Batista vs. Orton at WM. But it is so obvious, so predictable, that WWE could actually prefer something more unpredictable, with Bryan. I think they will play safe and go with Batista, but I really would like if they went with Bryan and he clashed with Orton at WM.

Punk is feuding with Triple H, so they should fight at Wrestlemania. If Punk wind the Rumble, he will have to fight by the title with Cena/Orton and that would throw away the feud. He will probably stay the entire Rumble and them be eliminated with some form of trick from H.

Bray vs Bryan = Match of the year. Fucking awesome.

it was the only match so far on ppv quality

that brock match sucked weak looking chair shots for 5 mins straight

Those two work really well together. Pretty much on the same plane as Dusty Rhodes/Ric Flair or Bret Hart/Stone Cold.

I know this is off topic but it's a wrestling discussion so I don't think anyone will care:  not long ago, I had a discussion (argument) with someone on another forum about how popular Hogan was in his prime.  I said that I thought he was the second most important figure in wrestling in the modern era behind Vince McMahon.  It seems this guy was a big Stone Cold fan, so he took exception, which if fine, except he started saying that Hogan was never all that big or important to begin with.  I was in absolute disbelief.  I remember when Hulkamania blew up.  The WWF came out of nowhere because of that.  Suddenly kids were wearing wrestling tshirts and playing with wrestling action figures, something which had never happened before.  Hulk Hogan was EVERYWHERE.

I can understand people not liking Hogan--I, myself, was an NWA fan--but I have no idea how anyone can dispute his impact on professional wrestling.

On topic, relative to Daniel Bryan, I wonder when the WWE will understand that the fans care more about being entertained with a bloody good match than about the performers being "larger than life" body-builders.