I don't see what the big deal is about....

[Firearm: Supposed Big Deal]

shiranui said:

gitcommand said:

Then the first one to press Up and Start gets to fight Noob Saibot.

You get to fight Smoke when you do the up+Start trick. Noob Saibot required... something like 50 consecutive wins to reach.

[/Mortal Kombat nerd mode]

This is correct.

[The F'N Captain]

I think it deserves a big send off.

One night at the top of the show let's say.... Charlie Hass and Benjamin are doing something hinting at homosexuality as it seems to be the trend with them. They end thier skit and stand uncomfortably around for a few seconds.

We cut to Ron Simmons standing at a subway, looking eagerly at his watch. Cut to commercial or next match.

Thirty minutes later Hass and Benjamin are still standing in the same position, and begining to wonder where Ron is.

Cut to Ron fighting a lion with a chair.

Twenty minutes later Hass and Benjamin are playing Wii Sports, and offhandedly wonder again where's Ron.

Cut to Ron disarming a bomb, looking back and forth at the wires while someone screams over a walkie talkie "THE BLUE ONE THE BLUE ONE!"

Fifteen minutes later, before the main event, Hass and Benjamin are packing thier gear and getting ready to leave.

Cut to Simmons running down an alleyway as explosions go off behind him.

After the mainevent Hass and Benjamin are getting into thier rent-a-car and Simmons Runs up, breathlessly and exclaims "DAMN!", TEGTT smile happily.

Camera pulls back to reveal a large kickline of showgirls wearing "Damn!" t-shirts as Ron and TWGTT join them as we fade out.

["St. Louis Viper" Buck Summers]

sexualwalking said:

I think it deserves a big send off.

One night at the top of the show let's say.... Charlie Hass and Benjamin are doing something hinting at homosexuality as it seems to be the trend with them. They end thier skit and stand uncomfortably around for a few seconds.

We cut to Ron Simmons standing at a subway, looking eagerly at his watch. Cut to commercial or next match.

Thirty minutes later Hass and Benjamin are still standing in the same position, and begining to wonder where Ron is.

Cut to Ron fighting a lion with a chair.

Twenty minutes later Hass and Benjamin are playing Wii Sports, and offhandedly wonder again where's Ron.

Cut to Ron disarming a bomb, looking back and forth at the wires while someone screams over a walkie talkie "THE BLUE ONE THE BLUE ONE!"

Fifteen minutes later, before the main event, Hass and Benjamin are packing thier gear and getting ready to leave.

Cut to Simmons running down an alleyway as explosions go off behind him.

After the mainevent Hass and Benjamin are getting into thier rent-a-car and Simmons Runs up, breathlessly and exclaims "DAMN!", TEGTT smile happily.

Camera pulls back to reveal a large kickline of showgirls wearing "Damn!" t-shirts as Ron and TWGTT join them as we fade out.

Epic. Book it, WWE.

[Sir Woodrow]

curryman said:

It should just become the WWE version of MK's "TOASTY!!"

Whenever a big bump happens in a match, Simmon's face could pop out from the bottom corner of the screen and yell "DAMN!".

Hey, it beats the multiple replays.

That should be the a new feature in Smackdown! VS Raw this year.

[krazysane]

I dont see what the big deal is about this, damn is over. When ron does it the fans go nuts. It still gets a better response then half the things said in all of pro wrestling. So let it go

[Veladus Jobs To Dead Computers]

casualobserver said:

Something I'd like to see but will never happen:

"DAMN!"

"........ok, so what exactly is it that you do here? It seems like all you do is roam the hallways and when you see somebody in a compromising position you just say 'DAMN!" I mean, have you even wrestled a match of any substance since you came back? You're Ron Simmons, a former world champion and multi-time tag-team champion. Surely you're not drawing a paycheck just to hang out in the locker room waiting for the perfect moment to say 'DAMN!', are you?"

"..............damn........."

If that ever happened, I might die from marking out too hard.