Stefanie Sparkleface

I think that's a pretty safe bet. If you look at the Heat over Spoelstra's tenure, he's gotten a lot out of talent that you'd think he wouldn't get much out of. I think about ten years from now, he'll go down as a coach on the same level as a Popovich when it comes to organizing a good squad. Pop had two decades of playoff level teams and Spo easily could be on a similar run aside from a couple of near misses (a game in 2015, a tiebreaker in 2017, and two games in 2019). He's either in the playoffs or a couple of games away, and to do that over 15 years is pretty incredible consistency in a game where you just don't see it like that. Imagine another 5-10 years of that.

I lost a lot of money when I financed Papa Shango, so I'm a little wary about fiscally supporting the dark arts.

I'm not googling that. That's how I get on a list.

In fairness, it's hard to stick to making coffins when you have to go wrestle five nights a week. It's like that guy at my job who makes tables in his garage and it takes him like six months. He doesn't even do a custom paint job like when Undertaker had that thing that looked like it'd be on the side of a van like a bitchin' wizard. We're being a little unfair. They did! He was a time traveler. (I am not kidding.)

Personally, I hope Vince's yacht sinks.

Members of the KKK obviously. It's hell for them!

Look, I'm white, I'm not Counting Crows white.

Flair complained about Rufus R. Jones, not SD Jones.

There's also some value in just letting some stuff go too, and not constantly holding onto a misdeed from the past. Take the woman in my avatar, for example! She played Michfest (a music festival with a significant bend towards TERFness) a few times, and in spite of repeated statements in support of the trans community since then, she still gets called a TERF. And like... People can change? People can have different opinions than what they used to have? Do we have to crystalize everyone to what they used to be years and years ago? I was a pretty awful person ten years ago, I hope to heck I've changed since then. So if I give myself that grace, why wouldn't I give someone else that same grace? If someone's still a deliberately awful bigot now, okay, fine, I get it. But if we're taking people to task for something they did in like 2011, I dunno. Maybe tap the brakes some.

They sure do, she says hearing your wallet scream from the distance.

Bobby Shane had Miss Sherri in the early-1970s as well.

This certainly explains why Tsukka mentioned that her return is a limited one, it wouldn't surprise me if she came back just to support Arisa's last few months in the ring and help make her final matches a little bit easier on the body since she's had some rough injuries to come back from. That's really cool if that's the case. Arisa is very good, I wish she got more credit for her skills, but she came along at a pretty down period for joshi. She did a great amount of work to help revitalize the scene and I'll miss seeing her, but she's earned her rest.

Mima Shimoda doing them for years as the Death Lake Driver and nearly looking like she killed people every time. She eventually loosened up so it was more like a normal flat back but there's a reason people stopped doing it for a couple of decades. EDIT TO ADD - Straight up murder version: https://www.reddit.com/r/SquaredCircle/comments/19bxvhy/mima_shimoda_hits_the_deathlake_driver_on_a/ - Toned down version, still murdery: https://twitter.com/SirLARIATO/status/1779948938487009402

Sorry, I need something to be happy about. Tsukasa Fujimoto is back tomorrow. WE ARE SO BACK EVERYONE

Guess where it's still legal to fire someone based on their gender identity. Go ahead. Guess. Ding ding ding Oklahoma doesn't protect you unless you're a direct employee of the government. So in that exact scenario, they can do EXACTLY what you're describing and it's legal. I know, I know, Wikipedia, but if you wanna be depressed: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/LGBT_employment_discrimination_in_the_United_States