Oh goodie, an internet tough guy tag team. These are always fresh and entertaining for all.

None of those words were used.

I am simply fixing a problem.

You mean something like ABT and you earlier this year? :shifty:

oh noes plz don't make the green thiny red... I might cry... Or not give a shit... Not sure yet

No, I saw Rosa and she has black hair, not brown. I will take a screenshot.

http://i51.tinypic.com/o05quw.jpg

Maxine was out there

Also, count me among those who enjoyed the ending of Raw. Great build to a great silent finale. You can sort of tell that WWE is making it up as they go, but no matter the writing process, they're putting out a very entertaining product right now.

Am I concerned they're burning through potential stories too fast? Sure! But that doesn't mean that what they are doing isn't great just because they aren't doing what they could be doing.

You sure that's not a mini Nicole Bass?

The best thing about the walkout has that HHH still had the fans on his side. He can stil use that to justify everything he says/does.

It would have been hilarious if the fans actually walked out.

Am I the only one that thinks this whole angle is fucking awful? Probs.

The problem with the angle is that it is centered around a 40 something semi-retired wrestler, who even in his prime, didn't draw the money required to be the top guy in the E.

I liked that it left a lot of questions and that's why I'm pumped. Want to see the follow-through, then I'll be able to give a real perspective on it. But as it stands on its own, I really liked it.

I would like it so much more if it would get someone over other than HHH.

Edit: I guess Miz and Truth are getting something out of this. I guess I mean from a face standpoint.

Edit #2: Meh, I'm over-reacting, its not that bad. The fans were pretty into it.

I really am curious if this is the reaction that the WWE expected out of the fans - siding with HHH. The whole first part of the segment seemed to be trying to paint Trips as an unsympathetic bastard who's "hearing" what his employees have to say without really "listening".

I think it could have helped to have a babyface or two (other than King - he really doesn't count) take exception to what's going on, and speak up. By having the heels do almost all the talking, and then Jerry reluctantly lead the walkout, it painted HHH in a MUCH more sympathetic light.


I guess I'm just really confused as to which side of the fence Hunter's gonna land on when all's said and done. And that's not a bad thing, that's a good thing.

Nah I like it, it kinda shows the hypocrisy of wrestling in general, fans will cheer bad stuff if the good people are doing it and boo good stuff if the bad people are doing.

And by Good and bad I don't mean in a quality sense but in a morality sense.

Take it as is since its from Ryan Clark but it looks like there might be an actual reason outside of a storyline possibility to why certain stars were not at ringside and its due to the WWE not wanting the crowd to boo their top faces.

http://www.tpww.net/2011/10/why-top-...g-raw-ratings/


:rofl: Jericho's tweet

What?