I'm not Nick. Don't ever do that again.
Lulz, sorry Nate. It's late, I'm tired, and both your names start with N.
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I'm not Nick. Don't ever do that again.
I remember saying in the Destination-X LD it would take TNA a week to screw up the work they put into their best pay-per-view event in well over a year, and probably even two.
I was wrong. Took the bastards a day. Sucks to be a TNA fan right about... Now.
Why are you making an assumption with very, very little information? I mean, I'm sure it wasn't the best move, but you're still kind of licking the proverbial asshole
Lookin for buddies or somethin, bra?
Anyway, ten bucks Anderson's hurt (again), regardless if that's why he dropped to Sting or not
Because that one small nugget of information from the tapings is enough for me to just shake my head. The only way they're redeeming themselves is if they immediately bring Austin Aries in and give him something so spectacularly, earth-shartingly amazing to do and he pulls it off. Like... Beating Crimson or something.
That's something I didn't contemplate.
Is Mr. Anderson supposed to be heel?
Is Kurt Angle?
Is Sting?
Impossible.Immortal held a party for Mr. Anderson, who had on a nice camouflage tuxedo by the way.
Niño Vega;3258126 said:But I swear, if they have Hogan vs Sting for the title and Hogan... no, I'll not think about that.
Sting joining Immortal would be the biggest "Fuck You" to the fans man. Sting has literally spent the last 18 months in the company rallying against Hogan, Bischoff, and his cronies. To just turn around and join the stable comprised of guys he's been fighting for over a year would be so stupid, it sounds like something right out of WCW.
That would be so awful. It would be like Sting joining the nWo Black and White right before Starrcade 97.