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My boss finds willing women online every day, and he depends on me to weed out the bad ones...what do you think?

"Perversion for Profit" links pornography to the Communist conspiracy and the decline of Western civilization. And this was before the Internet was invented.

http://www.lukeford.net/archives/updates/080125a.htm Your Moral Leader has some shocking news. You no longer have to fear about inviting Luke to your Shabbos table. He won't give your kids the clap!

http://lukeford.net/blog/?p=2783 Luke Ford shows how fun searching for chametz can be. He peers into the darkest cracks and tracks down those wicked grains. Wholesome fun for the whole family!

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.

A two parter episode, with the first half being a non-spoiler containing review of the Ring of Honor February 16th show, followed by the results and spoilers of the event. Also included is a stab at a self-professed guru of YouTube, and some of the comments shared at the show. Music - Don't Look To the Eyes of a Stranger by Iron Maiden, and The End by Jim Johnston.

A return to Elliot leads to a question over statistics - and the rounding statistics of why Elliot fails on every level, in this argument. Also, a re-establishment of how fair I was for the WWE, in only listing 11 of its employees over the age of 40. Music - Got No Glory by Tesla.

My friend recently came to me with THE BIG question..... to abort...or not to abort? what do you guys think? I have mixed feelings about it.

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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 response to a known buddy from the MySpace group pages, with a look at why our hero stated that the WWE is an inferior product. More WWE bashing ahead, but only as a wrestling product, not a corporate entity. Music - One of a Kind (WWE Edit) by Breaking Point, and Snow (Hey Oh) by Red Hot Chili Peppers.

I explain my frustrations with Little Sheet, and respond to his wait for my next video. Music by Audioslave - Your Time Has Come.

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.

Our hero returns to speak to a fellow YouTuber in a civil manner - sort of. Going after hellovelvet's apparent thin skin, despite her sharp tongue, the Virus goes off the script to explain her own wrong doing. Music - Over Now (MTV Unplugged) by Alice In Chains.

Twackius responds to this: http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=NkqbDeuKXNk

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.

The semi-return of Moral Virus provides some new jollies as a heated dispute between our hero and a relative unknown, RhynoBGood, leads from an exchange of typed words, to spoken words. Interestingly enough, RhynoBGood filmed a response to BF200's response video to him led to some weird words that suddenly disappeared off the face of the internet...until today. Controversy around the pride and vanity of RhynoBGood leads to the exposure of a new fact: his subscriber base has more than it's fair share of questionable subscribers. These questionable subscribers are: JackTheSmackRoberts PetterPumpinEater wehtam12345 robinrubus Manwolbembnd mattmalicegts SmackYaDownRAW scottishtroop CZWFanofExtreme JeperzCreperz randy0136 kingdoug123 UKWrestling4FAN kennedyV7 themanbeastrhino420 WilliamRegealsSon WMTripleX7 ShaneForgoton TheDragonforteer LoogyLauren Bigfresh08 Gr8WrestlingAddik Bridget1313100 ChekDeezeNutz TheRealView xFIGHTSTAR85x StandardTvCRAP ROHSUX ChaosWeenie WrestlingGuru101 HHSWFan wrestleguru1897 WOOOOOOOOOOOY wwemark89 tnaruleswwesux RazzorRomano Bobbi104 ddedam08 WrestlingTuber Music: Prelude 12/21 by AFI, and Before I Forget by Slipknot.

A Nightingale decides not to fly South for the winter. Driven by freezing cold and lack of food/water, he eventually does fly South. He arrives at a warmer clime when he falls exhausted from the sky. He survives the fall but has an unfriendly reception. A storyteller called Jolly Mixum narrates and tells of three morals that apply to the Nightingales fate and maybe us. (more)

http://americannightmare.250free.com/ROHChallenge.html I take the time to shoot up a challenge of my own - to skip out on wasting your money on either the WWE or TNA's February pay-per-view to put that money to better use on better wrestling from the indy scene - Ring of Honor. I make my points of why this is a financially better decision for your money, as oppossed to buying those one-time-viewing pay-per-view events. Music - The God That Failed by Metallica.