Final video of the week, as I head off to Jersey to spend time with some friends. But before I leave, a sales pitch for the ROH Buy 3 get 1 Free DVD sale currently going on until January 25th, with my one suggestion for purchase. And thank you's to all of my viewers and supporters - including, OlivertotheScott, MrFredFredBurger, Monoxide1234455, and JDawg3223 to name a few. Music - You Won't See Me by the Beatles.

A return from Jersey leads to pot shots from the tandem idiot squad of Craig and Elliot - I respond to them in my usual manner. Music - Day of Anger by Riz Ortolani.

After the Super Bowl, I return to form in making videos, and talking about the wrestling world. A quick amendment to something I said in my video of Lance Storm's blog entry, and another plea for everyone to think about my challenge. Music - Eriatarka by The Mars Volta.

Another break from wrestling? All for the sake of handing out some free advice? Something must be wrong with our favorite virus, but never-the-less, a video response to Paperlillies apparent hiatus from YouTube because of haters. Music - Best Of You by Foo Fighters.

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.

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.

The first strike into Elliot's points is launched, and with them, another look at the SmackDown tag team division, and the fact that Elliot is okay with the trade off of many teams, in favor of a short lived, mediocre feud. A review into the division, and a thought on why Elliot ignored my claims of SmackDown's tag division turning around in late 2005. Music - You Know What They Do With Guys Like Me In Prison by My Chemical Romance and The Long Day of Vengeance by Armando Trovajoli.

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 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 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.

http://americannightmare.250free.com/Roster%20Comparisons.htm Proof that Elliot is an idiot, and that he doesn't know what he's talking about. Took a while to get this video together, and far too many takes for me to care to count - so take it for what it is, my first video blog entry.

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.

Return to the topic of Elliot - I compare how similar the two tag team divisions of the WWE and TNA really are. More talk of dead divisions leaves me wondering why I emphasize the fact that these divisions are dead, and why I seem to talk about them a lot. Music - Nu Rock by Morningwood.

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.

The grand return of the cynical realist, sees him in a new form, doing some new, and interesting things - in his first video in over a month, Moral Virus dawns a new look about his videos. Humor ensues, as usual, as the usual targets get jabbed. A special thanks to SuperstarSBL for contributing in a big way to this project. Music - Stranger in a Strange Land by Iron Maiden.

A clipped segment from the Godfathers of Sports Talk June 5, 2007 podcast, featuring Kurt. A generalized overview of the NFL, MLB and MMA world. To hear the entire podcast, head over to http://www.gosportstalk.net Music - True Nature by Jane's Addiction.

I can't believe that my friends would do this to me. Jarrod was supposed to be my juggling friend. heart, Blue

A return to Elliot leads to the correction of his misinterpretation of my words about Rated RKO being a horrible name for a tag team, based around the superstars of Edge and Randy Orton. I clear up the thoughts about the team, and explain why I think the team doesn't help the tag division, only hurts it, and their own image. Music - Why Go by Pearl Jam.