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Sometimes I think I'm in the minority of people that prefer post-retirement Michaels.

That said, how good/bad do you think a Brody/Hogan feud would have been?

Bug by the Allerd family has been solid.

I always thought it would be better if they taped 205 in the same place, and maybe had a match or two with the cruiserweights on Raw. No need to send everyone out on the road for no reason. That would be the greatest thing in the history of the sport!

Maybe it's the Bret Hart logic that it's better to get the win on regular television instead of on pay per view, as more people would see that?

I don't remember, but were there more injuries happening during the brand split days? I mean, they would be getting more time on television and on house shows, but wouldn't that make it more likely that they would get injured?

They danced around what he did well enough, I mean he was a cartoon pimp, not some guy beating a woman demanding his money, Its not like WWE is alone is glorifying pimps. It still happens today. I'm not going to begrudge Godfather for being super successful with a seemingly random stupid Vince Russo idea. I'm watching 1999 WWF and it is interesting watching Val and Godfather go to the end of the year. Godfather is still really over while Val seemed like a relic of a different time by then. I'm fine with Charles Wright going in. He's as deserving as any of the other lower-tier guys. It's patently moronic, hypocritical, and frankly icky for them to induct him as the Godfather. I'm not blaming this on Charles Wright. I'm saying the company is in the wrong. "It still happens today" is an unacceptable excuse for anything. I also thought it was in bad taste for them to start the segment with one of their Black History Month bits, only to end it with the Godfather getting inducted.

I'm in the same boat. The Dangerous Alliance/Vader/tag team stuff was really what hooked me on wrestling.

He's one of my favorite characters too. There's something compelling about how he's so self-righteous about everything. Have you ever checked out any of the old Bill Everett books? They're very well done for golden age comics.

As a head's up, Asbury Park's parking authority is intense. Make sure you pay your meters!

Weren't his brains already turning to mush before he joined the WWE?

He still has to go to work tomorrow.

Met Joey a bunch of times and really is one of the coolest people ever.

My new dream King of Trios team.

I felt the same way at the time about Finley. Looking back, I think it might have been because there were so many other wrestlers that I was into at the time. And the whole stable/team with him, Knobbs and Al Green was just sad.

Storyline wise, why should Tyler Breeze be in this? Has he even had a Raw or Smackdown match yet?

I thought it was already established that everyone who watches NXT is a brony so the leap that everyone who likes New Day is one too isn't that far. What's a Brony? Is it like a Jabronie, only unemployed? Brony is the name of a male My Little Pony fan.

Fritz story I knew. But that's nuts about Nash!

That's because Taker's crew weren't whiny little bitches who power-played Vince. They were fucking men. If they didn't want to do the job then you better be tough enough to put them down for reals.....in a shoot!!! They didn't fake retirements or heart attacks. Probably a dumb question, but who faked a heart attack?