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You'd think they still have large enough roster that everyone who "isn't used" could take turns in putting over the pushed talent. In such a way that no one would get beaten on tv every week, but change the guys eating the pinfalls constantly, so that everyone gets at least some screen time every couple of weeks or so. Heyman did it and I thought it was the right move. So, of course, he's removed quickly. Well, the roster is smaller than it was then, I think?

All of that sounds fucked up, but as far this goes, the threat of actual communism was what made Finland try and model itself somewhat similarly to other Nordic countries and thus our strong roots in social democracy were established. Communism is fucked, because no one has ever had any interest in actually trying to make it work. But the threat of it next door sprung up social democracy and with all of its faults, it's definitely one of the more humane ways to run a society. You (The U.S.) could always try and make your own, better version of it!

Welcome to the nightmare! It's not that bad, actually. Not exactly The Good Place, but far, far removed from the Bad Place in any case!

You are right, everything about that screams "DON'T GOOGLE THAT!!!"

Jeff isn't exactly the kind to learn from one mistake, so it does make sense that he would fall victim to exact same thing as before, if you think about it.

I know this to be true and feel the same way about it. Didn't think anything of it when I was younger, however.

He WAS indeed billed at 302 until at least WM V, then maybe in '90 they started billing him 303, just around the time he started actually getting smaller. I don't remember if he was still billed 302 against Warrior, but definitely 303 against Slaughter. It's pretty weird. I guess he had gains at some point? Also to answer Yo Yo's Roomie. I remember Taker at 328, but Savage was billed 243 for at least since Macho King era, 238 before that.

30 years, eh? Let me count... yup, that's pretty much exactly where I'd want it to be, so great job, Blood and Guts!

Like that South Park episode, where Cartman wins a bet and then rolls in ten one dollar bills all the while moaning "Kyle's money! Kyle's money!"

How about one time former transitional world champion?

I wonder if he took it easy for his birthday as well? Referring to that interview by I forget whom, who said when he asked Taue about his ideas of what he wanted to do in their upcoming match, the answer was "take it easy" (said while smoking a cigarette).

Damn straight! Except for that mohawk guy, fuck him! ...just kidding, but still!

Ok, so height wise they are two inches apart (if their actual heights can be sonewhat verified). I wonder how that would translate into difference in their (legit) weight? Roman has gained back the mass he lost during his battle with leukemia, but it would seem that Drew packs more mass, although their builds are different, so it's a bit tricky to tell. Knowing how Drew looked when he started out, I'd guess Roman is naturally heavier individual of the two.

Hearing it told out loud by a ring announcer for the first time was really shocking, too. Also, Rey Mysterio Jr. was billed at 140 in PWI 500 in '95, shows up in WWF in 2002, billed at 202 (but obviously legit bigger than he had ever been before).

Especially since they've had matches against each other and you can clearly see they are not "the same size". It's hard for me to estimate HOW much they differ in weight, but clearly Drew is the larger individual of the two.

Hold up! Did that Chit-shu just take a shitzu in Shotzi's Tank(zu)?

Ok, the week isn't done yet, but I'll update anyway. The morning jog/ stair climbing has been good. I did it Monday to Thursday and it takes about 40 minutes each time out. Today, I need to save my legs for the trapbar so I'm typing this, instead. Three workouts so far. Monday and Tuesday went almost normal despite the severely slashed calories, but Thursday's bench felt heavy af, but I managed 5x220, 3x242, 1x264, two sets of 3 with 275, two sets of 3 with 264, 6x242, then 8, 10 an 6x220 and 22x132. All of this felt hard and uninspired, so I did end up eating way more during the day. Still, as we've noted before you have to eat huge amounts of food if it's mostly salad, vegetables and lean chicken. Weight went as low as 184, but it bounced back to 186 this morning due to more carbs yesterday. No huge calorie-fest on the weekend, either. More chicken and boiled potatoes to go through. My usual strategy is to go brutal for the first 3 weeks to totally shock my system, then ease up a bit (on the weekends) for the remaining 5 or whatever weeks. Right now, I'm at the least fun stage, as the "jacked" just left town and "ripped" hasn't yet arrived. Cardio has been fun though. Blasting synth-wave and 90's Euro Dance or Techno makes jogging turn to actual running from time to time. And those stairs are awesome! I hate them! ...Ok, and now the trapbar is done. I managed to get 5x357 without the help of Versa Grips then 6 (or 7, I lost count ) sets with 451, getting 3x3 and 3x4 in whatever order. I'm not sure if I go for the morning jog on the weekend, but either way, the first week went well enough.

Yeah, this was definitely gonna happen.

Ok, so for reals the diet started this morning. The weekend did put a few pounds of fluids into me, so I'll be starting from 191, which is definitely the highest I've been at the start of any diet so far. I have this unflattering coat of water retention and excess fat on my abs, but otherwise, I'm not sure if I've ever looked this jacked before the actual diet, so that is encouraging to say the least. I went for a walk/jog/run before breakfast and went to jog the flight of stairs I mentioned previously. I did that 3 times and headed back home, so 3 miles (5km) and about 40 minutes. I don't have all the ingredients yet for my super breakfast oatmeal, but even with 75-80% of them, it is energizing as hell. Still need to get the whey protein, soy lechitin and wait for the avocados to ripen, then I'm set. Soon, I'll start on boiled potatoes, chicken and wok vegetables and that will be my lunch for a couple of days. After that it will be a large, high protein salad unti Friday.

Hell yeah! I don't quite know where I'm at on that one, but since I can't get 155 clean overhead from a shoulder level, I'm pretty sure I wouldn't be able to repeat what you just did there! Way to go!

If you have an option of doing (weighted) dips that could be a possibility, although they are not too easy on the wrists, either. But you could also use two heavy resistance bands and do push downs while on your knees on the floor. Sort of lateral bench press but using the bands. Should be a lot easier on the wrists. But as you suggested, try the weighted push ups first, then the other suggestions if those feel bad on your wrists.

I'm guessing the babyfaces would go to those segments to show that they are not by any means intimitated by the heel host and perhaps make them look like fools by coming up with quick comebacks to the heel's insults? That would by probably make them even more popular with the fans. Now on the other hand heels would probably take any chance to make faces look like dumbasses even if there's no chance to physically attack them. And if there was always a sneak attack, eventually the faces would stop coming... except Sting, of course.

That damn drug has sullied the good name of Ms. Holly!

They do, but kicked in the mouth by the opponent when poison rana'ing them for a two count. ...and then tapping to an ARMBAR!

He's dead though. This is not a time machine situation, for the purpose of the question I was posing, anyway. But yeah, Greene did well for himself in all of his matches.