"It was Vince vs. Eric. They both had monitors hidden under their announce tables so they could watch what the other guy was doing; in essence, at times, they were paying more attention to each other than their own product! So to claim that there wasn’t a personal issue between the two is woefully inaccurate. Bischoff for sure wanted to drive Vince out of business. Vince probably wanted to kill Bischoff. It was obvious during to anyone watching in the late 90′s that this was the case, and honestly, as much as the two despised each other, fans amplified that in their minds. "
"The year: 1994. The event: World Cup Soccer in USA. Both Williams and Gottlieb created their respectiv [sic] pinball tributes for the event. While Williams made a great game with the official license, Gottlieb made... er... this thing with flippers. But even if Bally's World Cup Soccer didn't exist, Gottlieb's World Challenge Soccer would be still a very bad table."
— IPDB user Paturlas
"We keep going back to the theme of movies being released in twos: Deep Impact and Armageddon (1998), Volcano and Dante's Peak, etc. Well, when your doppelganger of a movie being released opposite you is The Matrix, then you are in deep sh*t."
Sassy: Friends with benefits. Like Natalie Portman and Ashton Kutcher.
Ted: Oh, no, no, no. I think you're thinking of 2011's other good-friends-turned-casual-lovers based romcom. No Strings Attached. Friends with Benefits was Mila Kunis and Justin Timberlake.
Sassy: Oh, wow. 2011. Friends be fuckin'.
Ted: Oh, no, no, no. I think you're thinking of 2011's other good-friends-turned-casual-lovers based romcom. No Strings Attached. Friends with Benefits was Mila Kunis and Justin Timberlake.
Sassy: Oh, wow. 2011. Friends be fuckin'.
