The next period of time is a jumble of jumping around to servers (webchat) and changing names. I'm pretty sure the whole changing names thing started one night when Chad once again made kook history by pulling off the maneuver still fondly referred to as "The Deuce". See you have to shut your eyes and picture the really fat kid in class getting mad and storming off to take his bat and his ball and going home. He left #rspw in a huff, stormed off, and formed #rspw2 to "take chat to the next level". The kook spin machine in full effect and the room was predictably as successful. Another hilarious moment came the time John Henry, or "NetBastard", in a spastic attempt to control the world's rec.sport.pro-wrestling chat empire, went to every open server with a services on it and registered "#rspw" on them. It was hilarious going to obscure irc servers and entering "/j #rspw" to see you're already akicked from the channel and NetBastard was registered on the network a mere ten minutes before #rspw was registered. There was the ensuing social engineering whereby the IRCops on a server (I *think* webchat) were somehow convinced to give up the channel and turn over the password. I wish I had saved logs of it. To see the way "NetBastard" flipped out, you'd have thought we had killed his pet gerbil. He was calling IRCops names, spitting and screaming about how he was going to travel long distances just to "kick your ass". It was classic stuff. Then there was the famous "shat wars" when a poofy Brit named "Dave_Lawrence" made his main event debut by bringing *his* room (#rspwchat, which he had successfully idled in for six months prior, to "pay his dues") to the forefront. It was a bloody mess, but the final result was the young up 'n comer [Drazic], or Sickboy, registering #rspwtalk on DALnet over a year ago. That's where the room's been since.