Hey! My girlfriend is a teacher!

I'm worried about your reading skills if it took you two months to read that! Damn American public education!



Doing fine here.

Jeff, I'm not serious. I was being funny by mocking Tiegs leaving PVW and the Curtis stuff.

My thoughts in regards to the match:

- The ending to the match with Merc and Extreme playing Marshall wasn't the pain. The pain was WOULD Dawson really get a pin after Merc takes a fall from a punch? The strat read like Dawson wasn't in on the whole thing, and I don't see Dawson getting a pin after being used as a pawn.

Hence the quick submission to a move NO ONE submits to and the surprise from Dawson, Marshall, ect. I think what I was going for went over very well judging by some of the responses.

- To Jer's point, I think Merc pulling Dawson on top of him could have been a way to go, definitely. I thought about that, but felt it was too much. I tried to play Merc off as a sneaky, smart vet who pulled one over on Marshall and also got to stick it to Dawson with the skimp finish. Dawson gets his comeuppance at the end with a visible pin.

We'll see how Andy and Trev handle it from here.

If Gibson just would have placed his foot on the ropes.

Welcome back, Jeff. Good to see old Alex Epstreme again

Now, as for the angle... I personally saw nothing wrong with it. Yeah, some might say it jumped the proverbial shark to have Epstreme (Sorry... I like it, and I'm sticking with it!) and Merc turn out to be allies. Here's the thing though: It's only now been revealed, so really the storyline is kind of just really starting to play out.

In the end, it isn't the greatest turn of events ever in the history of everything. But Epstreme and Merc are just one villainous, "Let us explain how we did this" moment away from awesome.