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  1. No, being booked in consecutive main events does. And if he's "a Tenryu guy," great, that makes sense, I've just never heard that before. Any idea why that's the case? Maybe Genichiro felt he owed the young 'un after smacking him around so much in AJ?

     

    It wouldn't have struck me as odd if Miyamoto was a regular roster member, but those are the only three shows (on purolove, at least) that he's present for, and, as I said, he's booked in consecutive main events. Just weird to me, but oh well. Ryan's suggestion could be on point.

  2. Loyalty. It's also not that important since they're running 6/8 man tag matches and someone has to take the fall.....

    Naw, he wasn't in any 6/8 man tag matches. Here are the results I'm looking at (from purolove):

    Tenryu Project "GENICHIRO TENRYU RETURN MATCH ~ REVOLUTION", 29.12.2012 (Samurai! TV)

    Tokyo Korakuen Hall

    1,741 Fans - No Vacancy

    8. Tomoaki Honma & Kazushi Miyamoto besiegen Seiya Sanada ajpw.jpg & Yasufumi Nakanoue ajpw.jpg(11:18) nach einem Turmeric Bomber von Miyamoto gegen Nakanoue.

    9. Genichiro Tenryu Return Match: Yuji Nagata njpw.jpg, Hiroyoshi Tenzan njpw.jpg, Satoshi Kojima njpw.jpg & Manabu Nakanishi njpw.jpg besiegen Genichiro Tenryu, Minoru Suzuki, Takeshi Morishima noah.jpg & Yoshihiro Takayama (19:54) nach einem Armlock von Nagata gegen Tenryu.

     

    Tenryu Project "R-3 ~ TENRYU PROJECT 9", 26.09.2012

    Tokyo Korakuen Hall

    600 Fans

    6. 2/3 Falls Match ~ Reserve: Minoru Suzuki besiegt Kazushi Miyamoto (2-0).

    Suzuki besiegte Miyamoto mit einem Gotch-Style Piledriver (3:59). Suzuki besiegte Miyamoto durch Referee Stop (Achilles Tendon Hold) (11:35).

     

    Tenryu Project "R-2 ~ TENRYU PROJECT 8", 27.07.2012

    Tokyo Korakuen Hall

    607 Fans

    7. REAL: Kensuke Sasaki diamondring.jpg & Kento Miyahara diamondring.jpgbesiegen Jinsei Shinzaki mpro.jpg & Kazushi Miyamoto (16:41) durch Referee Stop (Sasaki besiegte Miyamoto mit einem Goo Punch).

     

    Main event for the earlier two (yes, he's the fall guy, but still main event), and second from the top on the Dec 2012 show. The 2/3 falls match with Suzuki is just perplexing.Just seems like weird placement. I'm guessing that he's a stand-in for Tenryu. And where does "loyalty" come in? Who is loyal to Miyamoto?

  3. These are, apparently, the great films of the 59s you HAVEN'T seen:

    1950s

    1. The File on Thelma Jordon (1950)

    In Robert Siodmak’s underrated noir melodrama, Barbara Stanwyck seduces and lures unsuspecting, desperate assistant D.A. and family man Wendell Corey into doing her bidding.

    2. Battle Cry (1955)

    Tough-guy director Raoul Walsh’s emotionally exhausting, earnest World War II epic, focusing on the Marines in the Pacific, is beautiful, almost Dickensian in its expansiveness.

    3. The Sound of the Mountain (1954)

    One of the great Japanese master Mikio Naruse’s most observant films, this look at the complex dynamics within a family where the parents are living under the same roof as their troubled son and his wife is slowly, subtly brutal.

    4. The Baron of Arizona (1950)

    Samuel Fuller made some of the oddest movies in history, and this pseudo-Western is one of his oddest, starring Vincent Price as a man who tries to forge and fake his way into owning Arizona. Based on a true story!

    5. Stars in My Crown (1950)

    Minister Joel McCrea preaches the Gospel in a small town and finds himself at odds with some in the populace. That description does no justice to Jacques Tourneur’s gently hallucinatory and deeply spiritual masterpiece.

    Credit: www.vulture.com/m/2013/11/30-great-movies-you-probably-havent-seen.html
  4. OK, so if this regeneration is The War Doctor, does that mean this one doesn't count against his "13" lives?

    I both really want to know the answer to that, and realize that it's totally irrelevant since they're just gonna make some shit up.*

     

    *I realize that "making shit up" is what writers of fiction do. What I mean to say is that Doctor Who has never seemed particularly concerned about internal continuity and sense-making.

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  5. AND THE LORD SAID: "LET THERE BE AWESOME!"WHAM KERPOW EXPLOOSH~!!NOAH: NOT OUR FATHER'S BIBLE STORY!!!

     

    That looks terrible.

     

    You know what would have been good? Jeff Nichols' NOAH. With Michael Shannon (of course). He'd be all like "THERE'S A STORM A COMIN!" and they'd be all like "OH NO-AH! YOU SO CRAZY!" And he'd build an arc in his back yard and try to get different animals to cohabitate while his wife is all "I'M TAKING THE KIDS TO LIVE WITH MY MOM" or something.

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  6. From Purolove. This card looks pretty swell:

     

     

    Tenryu Project "REVOLUTION ISM ~DRAGON SPIRIT", 13.11.2013 

    Shinjuku FACE 
    460 Fans
     - No Vacancy 

    1. Makiba besiegt Fugofugo Yumeji (5:25) mit einer Running Lariat. 
    2. Great Kabuki & Ryuji Hijikata besiegen Ricky Fuji Posted Image & NOSAWA Rongai (9:02) nach einem Seiken Tsuki von Kabuki gegen NOSAWA. 
    3. Mitsuya Nagai Posted Image besiegt Ryuichi Kawakami Posted Image (16:25) mit dem Hyper Knee Kuga. 
    4. Koji Kanemoto & Tatsuhito Takaiwa besiegen Jushin THunder Liger Posted Image & Dragon JOKER (15:58) nach einem Single-Leg Crab Hold von Kanemoto gegen JOKER. 
    5. Arashi & Daisuke Sekimoto Posted Image vs. Kento Miyahara Posted Image & Kengo - No Contest (5:35)
    5a. Arashi & Daisuke Sekimoto Posted Image besiegen Kento Miyahara Posted Image & Kengo (6:04) nach einer Powerbomb von Arashi gegen Kengo. 
    6. Genichiro Tenryu, Yoshinari Ogawa Posted Image & Tomohiro Ishii besiegen Minoru Suzuki, Yoshihiro Takayama & Akitoshi Saito (14:54) nach einer Lariat von Tenryu gegen Saito.

     

    Looks very grumpy. Who is Dragon JOKER?

  7. I'm taking a guess...

    Hurt is not really a Doctor, but is in fact The Master, and has somehow given the Doctor fake memories.

    I'm guessing (like many others) that he's either the eighth doctor, or a regeneration between McGann and Eccleston. Either way, he'll be the Doctor who fought the Time War

  8. After class today, one of my (mature) students told me that my lecture was "fantastic." This was nice to hear, especially since attendance has been sliding in both of my courses, and I've been paranoid that it's me or something. He assured me that I'm "definitely not boring." Music to my ears.

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