Wednesday, September 08, 2004
Hey yo! Halfway thru the work week now. Got done hour and a half early today, felt a little bad about leaving so early, but we got a huge night ahead of us tonight and I'm coming in a half hour early to help out and I'll prolly end up staying late. Sunday wasn't too bad with it being my last day off. Steve came over and we played a bit of Showdown and I finally got to try out ESPN NHL 2K5. Wasn't as impressed as I thought I'd be.
We watched TNA Impact again, not too bad of a show, thought I'm not that big of a Hardy nut, his glow-in-the-dark make-up annoys the hell out of money. But there's this one character I never saw before on there, apparently a jobber as he teamed up with another jobber I knew from before called Shark Boy. This guy had one hell of a gimmick where he looked like a hobo and had a straight up 'fro style like Scotty 2 Hotty. He had one hell of a name tho, "D-Ray 3000" and he had a whole bunch of hilarious moves too. It inspired me for my next created wrestler nickname, "D-Kay 5000" Saw RAW, not too bad of an episode, save for the main event being a bit of a disappointment. The 8-man tag opener was pretty damn good I must say.
Yesterday was ESPN's last new installments of "Who's #1" and "The Headlines." Headlines came on first and the #1 sports-related headline in past 25 years was USA beating Russia in 1980 Olympic hockey. My opinion I thought the OJ trial was a much bigger event, but then again I wasn't around for the time 'Miracle' happened. "Who's #1" last edition was Top 25 games, a lot of them were featured on other lists, like 'best plays' via 1992 World Series Game 7, and 'The Catch.' Of course, 'Miracle' got #1 game of past 25 years. Too bad to see both these series end, as both have been entertaining me on Tuesdays since May shortly after the latest season of 'The Shield' ended. Only about another 4 months or so until the latest Shield episode. Whooo.
I saw CSI for the first time, now that Spike TV is showing re-runs of it every weeknight. Pretty impressed, looks like a fine detective show. Might have to start catching a lot of the re-runs now. I also finished up Ric Flair's autobiography on break a few hours ago. Pretty good, I was into it a bit towards the end, he had a lot of good stories of his near 30 year career, and he took a lot of shots at almost everyone who took shots at him in the past. My only gripe is the book seemed a little short at 332 pages for all his experience. I bet he could've told a lot more stories too if he could have remembered them all. And I wished he would of adressed the rumors of what he did in the 'flight from hell' during the European Tour in May 2002. Though still a great read in its own right, and if you're into wrestler bio's, then I recommend hunting this one down.
That's all I got for ya today! Latez!
We watched TNA Impact again, not too bad of a show, thought I'm not that big of a Hardy nut, his glow-in-the-dark make-up annoys the hell out of money. But there's this one character I never saw before on there, apparently a jobber as he teamed up with another jobber I knew from before called Shark Boy. This guy had one hell of a gimmick where he looked like a hobo and had a straight up 'fro style like Scotty 2 Hotty. He had one hell of a name tho, "D-Ray 3000" and he had a whole bunch of hilarious moves too. It inspired me for my next created wrestler nickname, "D-Kay 5000" Saw RAW, not too bad of an episode, save for the main event being a bit of a disappointment. The 8-man tag opener was pretty damn good I must say.
Yesterday was ESPN's last new installments of "Who's #1" and "The Headlines." Headlines came on first and the #1 sports-related headline in past 25 years was USA beating Russia in 1980 Olympic hockey. My opinion I thought the OJ trial was a much bigger event, but then again I wasn't around for the time 'Miracle' happened. "Who's #1" last edition was Top 25 games, a lot of them were featured on other lists, like 'best plays' via 1992 World Series Game 7, and 'The Catch.' Of course, 'Miracle' got #1 game of past 25 years. Too bad to see both these series end, as both have been entertaining me on Tuesdays since May shortly after the latest season of 'The Shield' ended. Only about another 4 months or so until the latest Shield episode. Whooo.
I saw CSI for the first time, now that Spike TV is showing re-runs of it every weeknight. Pretty impressed, looks like a fine detective show. Might have to start catching a lot of the re-runs now. I also finished up Ric Flair's autobiography on break a few hours ago. Pretty good, I was into it a bit towards the end, he had a lot of good stories of his near 30 year career, and he took a lot of shots at almost everyone who took shots at him in the past. My only gripe is the book seemed a little short at 332 pages for all his experience. I bet he could've told a lot more stories too if he could have remembered them all. And I wished he would of adressed the rumors of what he did in the 'flight from hell' during the European Tour in May 2002. Though still a great read in its own right, and if you're into wrestler bio's, then I recommend hunting this one down.
That's all I got for ya today! Latez!
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