yeah that bit about benoit in hooters

'GET YOUR FUCKING HANDS OFF ME'

"You're gonna fuck her and we're gonna watch in the closet and jerk off to it"

half way through this video. I really liked when they got off topic and started talking about the sun, the hollow moon and aliens.

I have also noticed that London talks to much...I prefer when Kendrick throws in his pearls of wisdom :-P

Then its done. You're gonna fuck that girl.

<font color=goldenrod>Amazing shoot.</font>

Vito, man, this broad wanted me to romance her, fuck that man I'm not romancin her, i went into the bathroom, took my dick out, walked back out and put it in her face....then she left...

There were way too many hilarious moments to remember from it. Like Kendrick pissing on Air Supply when he thought it was Cena was really ROFL. Kendrick wanting to order flapjacks when they were all out to breakfast and Benoit shut it down and made Brian order what he was having. And with Mickie's release and some rumors that she had heat with Batista, well we know why now. And of course all of the stoner moments such as u get colder the closer you get to the sun.

I got this and hadn't got around to watching it yet...

tried actually paying for it at highspots but the no talent assclowns deactivated my account and wouldn't tell me why. Thanks for the download links

Okay, now I've watched it. Pretty long but it was good.

I have to download this, I guess. Some of those stories sound awesome.

It was good. For the most part it's them drunk/ high and giving their honest opinion on WWE and the people that work there.

JUAN, THE PEOPLE HAVE SPOKEN.

BRING BACK THE REAL VAULT.

"Dude, UFO Night Vision Goggles, YouTube it".

God, i love these two.

http://www.billandted.org/pics/misc/brianpaulwwe.jpg

TNA needs to sign Paul London, and he needs to be shown backstage at a PPV "visiting friends" dressed exactly like that. And then he needs to find a golden contract, or something, which he signs, guaranteeing him millions of dollars.

it won't work for me

I got up to the piss break. Pretty good so far. It's kind of sad how misused these guys were in the WWE.

Some of the stuff I have found most interesting so far:

* The relationship between Hardcore Holly, Chris Benoit, Jamie Noble, Paul London & Brian Kendrick. I find it pretty interesting that Benoit and Kendrick seemed to have a good amount of respect going on -- with Benoit often telling people to ask Kendrick for advice.

* Londrick's philosophy on the Ladder Match, which is something that I agree completely with -- the idea is to climb the ladder and win the match. To set-up the ladder to jump off is something that doesn't really make sense in the context that something is hanging above you that you really want to retrieve.

* I'm somewhat surprised that out of all the teams they worked with, their favourite was Idol Stevens & KC James. Consider that they worked with The Hardy Boyz, MNM, Dave Taylor & William Regal and The World's Greatest Tag Team.

* Their personal stories about Joey Mercury. It doesn't surprise me that Mercury can suck-up. The dude won the WWE Tag Team Titles in his debut, which is only something that Ted DiBiase has done to this day, I believe. He's also found his way back into the WWE, beating up Rey Mysterio constantly. I like Mercury as a performer, it just doesn't surprise me that the dude knows how to play business going by his return to the company, and the way a dude as talented as he is in the ring never found himself buried or anything.

* The story about the whole Lance Cade/Trevor Murdoch/Triple H shit. I found that really awkward to watch when it happened. Made no sense, and did nothing for nobody. I love how they go from talking about "DP" to DDP.

* Brian Kendrick doesn't have much of a bad word to say about anyone, but the closest he really comes to targeting anyone who means something is The Undertaker. It's quite interesting.

* The story of the origins of The Brian Kendrick as a character is really interesting. My interpretation was that Brian Kendrick got pissed off at how shit Rob Terry was, and from that the character came about as a way of using Kendrick better?

<font color=goldenrod>I was surprised to hear both guys agree that Deuce was the worst wrestler they'd ever been in the ring with, so I re-watched some Londrick vs. Deuce 'n Domino matches. Damn, the guy really didn't bump for them. Whenever he was on the apron he'd hold onto the ropes instead of going to the floor when he got hit.</font>

Yeah, I remember Deuce doing that. It's quite a legitimate gripe that London & Kendrick have, I think, as they go on to talk about how they were in the ring with two bad-ass vets like Taylor & Regal, who still managed to put their egos aside and bump like crazy for them.

"Steak and egg whites" lol

Noid about the Rob Terry, Bryan Kendrick things.... he pretty much said to Vince "If I can make these fucking schmucks look good, think about what I could do with the upper echelon guys" and Vince was sort of like "you have a point."

Yeah, that's what I was recounting. Kendrick flipping nuts about Terry botching.

Their relationship with Benoit was very interesting to hear for me. They both sounded like they really liked Benoit and that he was a good guy... and yet at the same time were not surprised by what happened, cuz they saw him going insane. I can relate to that, as I have friends who are good guys but they are imbalanced and I can see are capable of horrific things.

It's weird to see that he served as a mentor for both of them, and yet they were so weary of his character.

Anyone got a torrent for this that they can pm me?

he's not ordering that, that's not his order

Kendrick seemed reluctant at first. London was more like "I liked the guy" and Kendrick kept checking to emphasise "He was fucking crazy, though, right?" Interesting stuff.

check page tree fella

Yeah, I'm glad I started it.