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The last video before our hero's big trip to Manhattan for the Ring of Honor Fifth Year Festival show. A look over a new target, and a review of Lance Storm's comments, and why his opinion should be respected by TNA's fan base, rather than looked down upon. The first in a three part response to the comments made by PSPower. Music - Fortunes of War by Iron Maiden.

Discussing JDawg's points about being a fan for 11 years, and how he doesn't seem qualified to talk about a decade he wasn't even a conceptual thought, as we discuss his claim of Sting being a former WWE superstar. Oh, and this will be my last video of the day, wearing my Toshiaki Kawada t-shirt, so get your fills of it at the moment, may be a while before I dawn it again, in front of the camera. Music - Cashmere Thoughts by Jay-Z.

Comedy ensues as WWETNAShimmerRules decides to jump in the wrestling discussion with yours truly - the only question now is, what to do with the remainder of this night, now that I've made another video. Music - Half a Man by Stephen Lynch.

Slipping back into a response to Crossmack, our hero decides to finally tackle one of the issues brought up by the pretentious, empty headed actor. A somewhat comedic episode, that also delves into the belief of why Crossmack is full of it. Music - The Great American Nightmare by Rob Zombie, Useful Idiot by Tool, One (Metallica Instrumental) by Apocalyptica, and One by Metallica.

A clipped segment from the Godfathers of Sports Talk May 15, 2007 podcast, featuring Kurt. A generalized overview of the MMA world. To hear the entire podcast, head over to http://www.gosportstalk.net Music - True Nature by Jane's Addiction.

A break from the usual, and new targets, and a break from the new side-kick, Doug, as he builds up some confidence for a speaking role in the next duet video. This break takes a more in-depth look over Wrestlemania 23, and the flaws of its card, its slogan, and why all Wrestlemanias are a poor wrestling show by their very nature, and context. Music - Two of a Kind by AFI, An Honest Mistake (Superdiscount Remix) by The Bravery, Attractive Today by Motion City Soundtrack, and Can't Repeat by The Offspring.

A continuation of this epic saga leads to further breaking down of PSPower's arguments towards Lance Storm's comments geared towards TNA's product. The third, and final episode of this saga ends this epic trilogy in the light that only our hero can provide - anti-climactic. Music - Eyeless by Slipknot.

Tired, and obviously cranky - I dawn the shades once more and continue to bewilder myself as to why Craig continues to even attempt to explain his ignorant, attention seeking challenge. Vulgarity ahead - and a call to victory on this dumb challenge. Music - Frantic by Metallica.

Can't be bothered, he says? Much like with his challenge, it seems poor Craig still can't follow even his own words - the response to Craig's video, and the theory cracked on why Craig is a moron. Music - A Letter To Someone Like You by Atreyu.

A return from a stomach virus, and a response to DBStewie's comments about RVD's drug bust. Possibly the worse take from this script, but the only one I could get through, entirely, without completely fucking up. My take on the argument against RVD and the justification for the WWE's depushing of him. Music - Where Eagles Dare by Iron Maiden.

The Video Editing Penguin catches the idea that we're playing a game of Texas Hold 'em against the universalnightmare and moralsvirus. Now what's the river card got in store for us all? Odds are, bluff called. Music - Little Guitars (Intro) by Van Halen, and Can't Touch Me (Peter Griffin Bump) by Seth McFarlane and Family Guy.

A return to the video blogging scene sees our hero make a statement about the situation that occurred to Bill and Doug, of RVDTito4Life's hacked account, and explains, a bit, of the reason for the dislike for these two. The first look at the hacking situation, and a thought for these two to change up their approach to better appeal to getting TNA more fan support. Exclusive, full featured video here, on LiveVideo. Music - Set It Off by POD, Open Your Eyes by Guano Apes, Rules of Evidence by Stone Sour, and Cold Cash and Colder Hearts by Thrice.

The unfolding of the tragic Benoit events, as viewed through less than a week. Part 1 - The beginning of the story as told through the internet, from the discovery of the bodies at Fayetteville, through the tributing of all three souls, to the discovery of a harsh truth that didn't require evidence to turn a nation, and a people, against a former icon and hero. This is the story of Monday night, and the generalized consensus of a society driven by the media. Edit: Fixed edition to clear up some editing problems that showed up in the video, only after seeing it on the internet. Apologies to all who wonder what happened to the original version. Music - Fix You by Coldplay, and Singled Out by Diecast.

A change of pace from the bashing, and a focus on something touching - the words of Samoa Joe as he begins to say farewell to Ring of Honor. A look into what he said, and my comments about his departure from the company. To see the entire video, as well as the rest of Ring of Honor's Video Wires: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_EWId_gX0_Q Music - Changes by 3 Doors Down, Goodbye Tonight by Lostprophets, and Legends of the Fall by James Horner.

Another break from wrestling, and a look back on something perplexing said by Ian "Crossmack-daddy" Crossland. A small look at why the ideal of that right and wrong don't exist fails. Music - Failing the Rorschach Test by Matthew Good Band.

A new target, and a new gripe - the constant complaint of wrestlers who don't have a great look about them. A stab at this argument, and a look at how image is a misleading factor in wrestling, and a poor ideal to use to judge talent in a wrestler. Music - Mass Murder Machine by Black Label Society.

An extreme look into the latest buzz in the wrestling world, and the new promotion looking to shake the very foundations of the wrestling industry. This dizzying look into a psychedelic acid trip of a new product on MTV, reveals our hero's comments and thoughts on Wrestling Society X. Music - Ladies and Gentlemen by Saliva, and As the Ruins Fail by Thrice.

The new year is underway and the one and only Moral Virus continues the new feud for the new year with Spinnernet. A unscripted play on some of Spinnernet's words results in some jovial mockery of the gullible lackey of Dave Jenkins. Music: Mosh by Eminem, and New Jack Hustler by Dope.

A special presentation for our hero's 50th video created, and presented for your entertainment, and utter enjoyment. Exclusive first look only at LiveVideo. Music - Don't Stop Me Now by Queen.