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Earlier tonight on The Triple-H Show: - Stephanie Mac (now a blonde) made her presence known by slapping everyone on her way. She announced that Vinnie Mac was on his way to the show, and someone's getting fired. - Who is Nikki James? She just happened to do a run-in after the Trish/Victoria match. Not that anyone cares, though. - Vinnie Mac blamed the crowd for Austin Stunning every McMahon in the ring last week. Blah blah blah. He then demanded an apology from JR, Lawler and Coach (who naturally kissed @$$). He then had Stephanie Mac slap JR. Linda Mac then fired JR before giving him a low blow. - At least we won't be hearing from JR for a while.

Toyota no longer participates in WRC, especially after they were caught cheating back in 1995:

Technically not Engrish, but with a name like this... Imagine yourself telling others you're gonna wax your car with this.

Well, yeah, it's easy to like something different. As long as TNA doesn't focus on all the has-beens, they'll continue to capitalize on WWE's losses. And right now, I don't see WWE making a comeback anytime soon.

SpikeTV is showing this movie right now. No wonder this went straight to video. Wake of Death reeks of pretty bad acting, not to mention that Van Damme's acting skills have gotten flatter than ever. And it looks like this movie was doomed to begin with. From IMDb: Oh yeah, not to mention that NO SCHWARZENEGGER = NOT A GOOD MOVIE.

Back from Palm Springs. Those windmills are really huge.

Don't know about The Secret of Nimh being released in film comic form, but I used to have the Mobile Suit Gundam 0083 film comic published by Viz several years ago. It's missing a lot of scenes, but it sure beats watching the movie compilation.

Both Fritz movies are available on DVD. Don't know about Wizards, though.

Even though there's no Schwarzenegger in it?

A film comic is basically a comic book using footage of the actual anime instead of original artwork.

Now this is a rather odd stripe design. Lotus Exige Espionage

After spending a couple of hours in dropping the ride height and upgrading the motor and suspension - not to mention adding the Command Logic Lights kit, the Mustang is finally waxed and ready for show (along with my 1999 Nissan Skyline GT-R R34 V-Spec).

Talk about "Riced Out." Here's the H&R Springs Kit:

And now, here's the XMODS CDC Glassback:

Not yet. Hopefully, AtomicMods.com will offer the chassis by the end of the year. As for other bodies, here's the current list. And yes, this new series also does trucks. 2006 Infiniti G35 Coupe (red) 2004 Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution VIII (dark gray) 1967 Pontiac Firebird (purple) 2006 Ford F-150 (yellow) 2006 Hummer H2 (black)

I really wish the car came with Bullitts instead of those rims. Perhaps they'll be offered when RadioShack releases the latest set of wheel upgrades. And yeah, RadioShack needs to update their website and XMODSRC.com.

Hmmm...the Force is strong in this one.

This just in: HG announced that a special presentation of Robotech: The Shadow Chronicles will take place during the Liberty Film Festival in West Hollywood, CA. http://www.robotech.com/news/viewarticle.php?id=248 Wait a minute - Robotech...in West Hollywood? Now we know who HG is catering to...

No thanks. Too young for my taste. I'll just go buy Aya Sugimoto's book Porno instead. It's been like that since the show ran on its first month. I've also heard that she changed her professional name. Forgot what it was, though.

Axelay's gonna love this - the XMODS Evolution Mustang GT (Catalog #60-8018; $59.99) is now available at your local RadioShack. Although the packaging labels it as a 2006 model, the markings on the product itself say 2005, not to mention that it's molded in Sonic Blue, not Vista Blue. How do I know? Just shine it against a light and you'll see the purplish tint Sonic Blue is known for. The Body Kit (Catalog # 60-8559; $12.99) is also available, featuring two different sets from Classic Design Concepts and H&R, plus a Sparco steering wheel. Chrome "Optional" wheels (64F) wrapped in low-profile slicks. Overall, despite the awkward wheel proportions, I'm very impressed with the design of this R/C. The second-generation chassis looks much more durable than its predecessor. I haven't run it yet, as I'm in the process of adding metal bearings to the chassis. A road test will be available tomorrow.