Post-Judgement Day...
Still no ice-cream. The damn pizza place doesn't open till half four (yes, I know it's ten minutes past that, but I've got to go out to get stamps in the rain first), so I get to ring them soon to ask where my frozen treat is. If things get more convoluted I can see free things becoming a placatory gesture... One of the very few things my sister-in-law taught me that didn't rip my self-image apart, leave me with lasting mental scars or wasn't just plain unpleasant was how to complain. Sometimes I'm sad that I have to use this knowledge so often in consumer negotiations/benefit appeals et al...
Judgement Day was petty good overall - which is pretty much average for a WWE PPV. It was certainly better than last month's Backlash. Short observations: they aren't paying Tajiri enough, they missed a chance to have more of a story with the return of the IC Belt, Sean O'Haire is yummy (natch), and Nick and I found ourselves hoping that Triple H had been legitimately injured in his match with Kevin Nash. (Not that we're evil sadists or anything, but it would get rid of Trips' grip on the Raw title and on the company in general for a while at least...)
Oh, and I am amused: I have just found a book about vampire killer rabbits. No, really.
Judgement Day was petty good overall - which is pretty much average for a WWE PPV. It was certainly better than last month's Backlash. Short observations: they aren't paying Tajiri enough, they missed a chance to have more of a story with the return of the IC Belt, Sean O'Haire is yummy (natch), and Nick and I found ourselves hoping that Triple H had been legitimately injured in his match with Kevin Nash. (Not that we're evil sadists or anything, but it would get rid of Trips' grip on the Raw title and on the company in general for a while at least...)
Oh, and I am amused: I have just found a book about vampire killer rabbits. No, really.