this fucking guy

Miz and Truth should come annihilate him right here

I'd LOL if the fans walked out.

I was waiting for the lights to just shut off.

So where do we go for Raw storylines heading into a PPV in 2 weeks. Crazy.

<font color=goldenrod>Gotta figure there was a reason why Cena, Punk, Sheamus, and Orton weren't out there. The only pro-Triple H people on the roster.</font>

That was kind of a lame ending.

feel like cena and punk are gonna do a get to the bottom of this angle

New Age Sherlock And Holmes

now that was a fucking RAW. Epic. Loved that last segment so much.

I'll say, I liked the ending and I can't wait for next week.

The next PPV is on Oct 23, you numbskulls.

Also, I loved the ending so fuck you all :foc:

Nah, jk I love everyone.

The ending still was pretty great though.

Edit: I love everyone except Cool King for ruining my serial posting :'(

I absolutely loved the ending. Fuck you Triple-H!

Shameus, Punk, Cena, Orton, Rock vs, Miz, Truth, 3 random heels that are sucking Lariniutus cock at SS for HHH job

The Fab Four: John Cena, Randy Orton, CM Punk and Teddy Long were way too important to come out for the last segment.

I thought the first part of the segment was kinda awkward with people missing their cues or Triple H not hearing them or something, but I really liked the ending. Especially the way it ended with JR walking out.

I was typing on twitter about how the camera men should leave and OH MY FUCKING LORD! They FUCKING left too! I had so many multiple orgasms. My floor is now a sea of semen.

Props to the guy controlling the hard camera for not walking out. Woulda been mad awkward since all the other cameramen left.

Why do I have a feeling this is ultimately going to end with a CM Punk "frozen snake" promo. AKA, this is all a plan to get rid of the entire McMahon family, and all their cronies, and in the end he's going to do a 180 and insult the fans for getting behind him and believing in him.

Would be EPIC.

I gotta admit, I expected to hear



followed by Cole quoting "Enough is enough, it's time to make my appearance right here in Lafayette, Louisiana :y:"

:'(

What is this "frozen snake" promo being alluded to?

Drew McIntyre made 2 appearances on RAW. No wonder he was grinning in the background.

Google is your friend

http://www.411mania.com/wrestling/columns/109420

Zack Ryder was doing the most passive fist pumps ever. He was like "Fuck you all motherfuckers!".

Fixed it... could be revealed it was all a trick to get Vince and Family gone for what happened in Montreal

lol :'(

Poor form, OldSchoolFan

Triple-H didn't even sell the whole "no confidence" drama properly. He is horrible.

sea of sea

Semen.

Pretty "meh" RAW tonight, on account of most everyone I really care about was used in one match.

The ending, while I liked it, took entirely too long.

Though, Triple H was probably thinking.... "So, I get RAW to myself now? SWEET! It's like 2003 all over again!"

You gotta love them jobber WWE Champion entrances.

John Cena totally "no selling" HIAC injuries and WWE title loss.

Would you like some cheese with your whine, Dave?

The employees at WWE.com should walk out too.

Which will bring Sheamus in to the picture, who will run the entire website single handed (with respect to his computer background).

The frustration will eventually build up.

He will brogue kick every computer equipment in the building and hit Joey Styles with the Celtic Cross.

And eventually walk out.

Interesting story. I just got a call from a buddy of mine that went to RAW tonight. They were at Mel's Diner when The Bellas, Kelly Kelly, and JOMO walked in to get a table. When one of his friends noticed Kelly, he shouted her name across the diner which resulted in them leaving just when they got to their seats...:roll:

lol

Oh lord now he said John Cena just walked in...

"Let's go Cena, Cena sucks" chants have commence...drunk bastards! I told him to record it on his phone, hopefully he does because by the sound I'm getting over the phone, it's hilarious!

One of the "boys" in our local indy fed was working security for the Henry/Orton brawl...not sure if he got a tryout this time, but he is currently going to a private party with the boys and doing a beer run.

Should I have used a different theme of his?

Looks like Triple H relieved some stress during the post-Raw segment with another pedigree to Zack Ryder

http://vids.wwe.com/13503/wwecom-exc...riple-h-counte

"Yes! I have someone on my side, who doesn't believe that under my control things are turning into an unsafe work environment! ............... *PEDIGREE*"

scene 1 : Raw

HHH is in the ring with he explains what happened at raw was his fault and he will fix it.

-------------NO CHANCE...THAT WHAT YA GOT!---------------------

The genetic Jackhammer is on the ramp. He walks down to the ring...looks HHH in the eyes, then says "You're fired". He explains he has been re-instated by the board etc.

HHH leaves crying, we follow him backstage where stephanie tries to comfort him but he says he is going to ...T...N...A (lols)

Maybe I'm hopped up on flu medication, but I was laughing pretty solidly at the Johnny Ace disappointed head shake.

after watching raw, i only have one thing to say....shucky ducky quack quack!

lol i loved when they showed this on raw, and the top comment said kayfabe lives. lol

So, after weeks of some "show and tell", have you people seen what I have been saying for some time now, that WWE is not letting CM Punk reach his potential, and now that he re-signed, they are not going to let him do what he was doing over the summer? You know, that they're holding him back.

"Blahbity bloo blah blah blah blahbity bloo blah!"
I didn't hear a word you said, "hipidy hoo blah!"

would have been nice to see owen DROP in....

lol if you read this after you look at your sig of orton, it totally seems like he is saying it, lol

I have a feeling they are doing Punk a favor by not having him get lost in this Triple H storyline any longer. I think he'll end up getting the title match at Survivor Series.

Punk in a one-on-one title match at the Garden :y:

NOPE

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JRsBBQ Jim Ross



“<s>@</s>loco_de_ira: <s>@</s>JRsBBQ Shame on you Jim.... Shame on all of you.....”... Shame my ass. I might be wrong but I stood up '4 what I believe.

:'(

It's a quote from the rap battle on 8 Mile and I thought it would fit with my sig, thank you for noticing the obvious...:y:

I thought Punk would come out and take a seat, but interesting finish.

Gotta love HHH cutting down people while trying to get their confidence.

I loved Henry destroying Johnny Boy.

My thoughts exactly. Triple H should be grateful someone stood behind him. What an absolute dick.

Damn good ending.

Only thing I wonder is why Henry was out there? He doesn't fear anything.

I didn't like that segment that closed RAW. They made JR look like the biggest babyface in the company not named Triple H. They aren't the two guys you should be promoting to have the most character. I think it would have been more effective for some to support Triple H, and some to head to the back. Give RAW a scrambled feeling. It's Triple H against the world right now, and I don't think that's the direction this thing should be going in.

I didn't like that segment that closed RAW. They made JR look like the biggest babyface in the company not named Triple H. They aren't the two guys you should be promoting to have the most character. I think it would have been more effective for some to support Triple H, and some to head to the back. Give RAW a scrambled feeling. It's Triple H against the world right now, and I don't think that's the direction this thing should be going in.

And this is exactly why. Beth Phoenix talking on behalf of the Divas also completely ruined any credibility her and Natalya's "revolution" of the division had. Also, why was Jerry Lawler there? If he was there, shouldn't he have been commentating? Wade Barrett also sounded like a complete moron talking about work environments when his claim to fame is still leading Nexus against the WWE. It kind of took a shit on the gimmicks of some of the guys involved there.

One thing I did like was Mike Chiota speaking up on behalf of the officials. The WWE has done a referee strike before, but I like that they are pissed off. Also, is everyone on the WWE really that afraid of The Miz & R-Truth?

Maybe I'm expecting too much out of the WWE; but I'm just finding it really hard to bite into this storyline like they want me to. It's far from the worse thing in the history of the company, and there are interesting ideas driving the storyline forward -- but I just think it's too...dumb right now. We just saw Stephanie McMahon on WWE TV recently. Why is she not there backing her husband? Why are rookies like Darren Young, Derrick Bateman, Percy Watson & Titus O'Neil willing to throw away huge opportunities with the WWE?

I didn't think it made JR look like the biggest babyface ever. He was torn between showing loyality to the man who got him his job back and doing what he felt was right. Just a person, not a character that swings in either direction.

I also think it was completely moronic to have Wade Barrett be a talking piece for "workroom safety" and how wrestlers are afraid to go in a parking lot and how he's in the WWE to compete in a safe area etc etc etc.

Now I'm glad they at least had HHH point out the hypocrisy, but it doesn't remove the fact that it just was another example of making Barrett look stupid. THe last time he really was on Raw in a speaking role he was this cocky a-hole leading the Nexus, a group who mugged Bret Hart in a parking lot, and tried to have a hostile take over of Raw. Now he's afraid of workplace safety.

I don't know if Barrett ticked someone off in the back but they've seemingly gone out of their way to destroy the credibility and awesomeness his character once had.

Do you know what would have been cool? Him taking the mic, and spouting off about taking credit for this anarachy. That he was the first person to lead this charge and thanks to him and his group, the WWE has never been the same. He could have taken credit for it, but voted against HHH purely out of spite for the position he holds. He should vote no confidence because the WWE is finally in a place that he envisioned when he led Nexus.

If two guys were fired from a workplace that you are currently employed, and would go on an attack spree towards their fellow former employees...wouldn't you feel like something needs to be done before something happens to you? If your boss lost control of the situation, wouldn't you feel that it isn't a safe environment and would just consider leaving for the benefit of your health and safety?

I think this was a brilliant segment. And I find having JR as the last one was fitting and made the point across. Didn't see Barrett was made to look stupid. Triple H just called him out on facts. You should be happy it was mentioned...to me that doesn't destroy credibility, that revives it.

Which will be overshadowed by the Rock and Cena.

And if you want to complain about someone losing credibility? Look at Drew McIntyre. From being Vince's "chosen one" to getting the jobber entrance for the opening of RAW?

Parkour spot to get away from Henry, BAM clothesline.

OMG WHY ISN'T HHH FIRED FOR GRABBING JOHN LAURINITIS BY THE TIE?!?! BEST IN THE WORLD!

Wow, Smarks really over think this shit.

I thought the Camera Guys setting the cameras down in the ring was brilliant. No commentary. All good shit.

Yeah I loved everyone leaving. Great touch.

I liked how Evil Sin Cara got a vote.

Was that brown haired diva Maxine? Isn't she only in FCW? So why was she there? There's no picture of her on the roster.

I thought it was funny that at the end, Laurinitis comes out just to shake his head and then leave like some disappointed parent.

I didn't have a problem with Barrett's comments, since he's a heel and it kinda worked. Yes, he did lead Nexus as they destroyed anything that crossed their path last year, but of course, now he feels at risk, he doesn't think it's fair. That's classic heel characteristics right there.

However... if I recall Barrett hasn't been on Smackdown for two weeks now, and screw theories of 'testing to see if he's a company guy', I feel WWE have really dropped the ball here.

I think it might have been Rosa, but Maxine has been on NXT lately.

I did however notice that, Orton, Cena, Punk, Sheamus, Kelly Kelly, Brodus Clay, Dibiase, Gabriel, Yoshi, Kidd, and Teddy Long were not present during the ending.

Don't know if that will matter or anything, but I guess we will see.

Glad some people can see this. I was starting to lose faith.

BUT HE DIDNT STAND UP TO HHH AND UNIFY THE TITLES CSL!

I think it played out as planned. HHH was trying to defend himself and shoot down the complaints.

Barrett talks and HHH shoots it down.

Chioda talks and he starts to see hes at fault and tries to shoot it down but leaves a ding in his armor.

DIvas talk and he shoots it down but leaves the "What if" door opene for doubt. Hard to shoot that down.

Then King Drives it home. King is a legend. A respected man. A Face. Driving the nail in the coffin and leading everyone out. No way to defend himself there.

It was a brilliant way build it up and go both ways.

Also, anyone else realize there is no Single title held by a face?

Unless you count Ryder

Ya noticed that when the "lawsuit' union was in the ring. The tag champs are the only faces.

I cant remember a time when all 4 major mens titles AND the divas title was held by Heels.

It happened coming out of this years Hell In A Cell PPV most recently if I remember correctly, although that was 2 days ago so my memory may be wrong.

Oh good god :n:

Way to go Junior. Welcome to the Hanso Troll Brigade. I am going to ruin every post you make from now on.

Well, Hes now at a Red Dot. Gotta wait 24 hours before I pick this back up.

Let me know if you need some help reforming him.

I might just have to make a social group for this.