Johnny Sorrow

Tonight is our opening night for the production of "The Producers" at the local Community Dinner Theatre! I'm playing a wino, Mr. Marks, A Gay Indian, Jason Green, and Judge Maxwell. Five costume changes and I'm doing set and scene changes. It's gonna kick ass, we got it nailed. "Watch out Europe, we're going on tour...."

I dunno, I could see that happening if it were a lesser known actor but Rock's such a beloved megastar I don't think people give a shit who he plays as long as they get to see badass action scenes. I just don't see Rock as Captain Marvel and the fact that he'd be an AWESOME Black Adam makes it even more of a bad casting idea to me. Shit, the guy who looks the most like Cap is Adam Corolla, and that's dumb too. What do I know? I just want a perfect Captain Marvel flick and honestly, it should be animated.

Well, he acknowledged me for being the biggest loudmouth cheering for him at that show right before he whacked Sheamus with a kendo stick, so maybe he's doing his best shit at house shows. And to be fair, how can he do character work on TV when he's not a featured character with people trying to write for him?

There is no wrestler more apathetic than Alberto Del Rio.I was at a house show a few weeks ago with a Del Rio/ Sheamus LMS match where he worked his ass off.

But aren't guys always getting screwed by other guys on RAW?

Those tights are awesome. Lawler's the man.

NPR had a great story on this last week, and it sounded great, I can't wait to see it.

I'd frame that and hang it proudly in my home.

"My.....endless love..."

Seeing the Bushwackers in such a formal environment kind of blows their gimmick. And the award for best post ever...

I always mark out for the scene in BTTF 2 when Marty jumps off the building and then rises up on the hood of the flying DeLorean.

And it wasn't that Austin wouldn't put over Jarrett, he flat out refused to work with him, period. And it made sense besides any personal reasons. I remember JJ cutting the "anti Austin / anti 3:16" promo and thinking " an angle with Jarrett? really?"

Brock has to earn a skin opportunity first.

I saw The Ramones in 88 at the legendary City Gardens in Trenton, NJ and it was one the most fun and crazy shows I've ever been to. The Ramones were one of the best fucking bands ever. Me and my pals were and are Deadheads and we all worship the Ramones. They crossed over all boundaries. Who doesn't love the Ramones?

Is Neal Adams gonna take credit?

Blue mist only works in Canada. And Bo is never beating Bryan. If and when Bryan comes back he's gonna destroy Bo in a heartbeat and get the pop, move back into the main event right away, and Bo will be fine.

Yeah, I've never understood the "I like food that hurts " people. But if that's what you dig, then fine. Just stop with the ," Youre supposed to eat the real whatever and it's supposed to hurt" People who do that need a cockpunch. Y'know, if you like to be punched in the face during sex , fine. Just don't preach at me that it's the best. Cause I'm a cuddler.

I buy it. She was doing a Stu tribute gimmick? Was the room full of cats?

Preach on, JAWS fucking rules. The Indiananapois speech alone is better than most full movies.

I posted that song in this thread.

It does my heart good to know I hang out at a site that has people who love John Prine.

It ain't the same thing, but I cry damn near automatically at any funeral scene which uses "Amazing Grace" for theme music. That was the one song played at practically EVERY funeral I ever attended in my childhood, so it's forever a big glowing button in my brain which is labelled "Press Once For Cheap Tears".When Scotty busts out amazing Grace on the bagpipes right before they shoot Spock's body in the big sunglasses case to the Genesis planet always breaks me.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HypEBILGvHA "Stella Blue" The Grateful Dead's saddest and most beautiful song. This version is from RFK 1991, I was there and it was amazing. Jerry's voice is so full of experience and life, mournful and wailing.

Harry Chapin's greatest song. And it'll fuckin' wreck ya. "The waitress, she took her bar rag, and she wiped it across her eyes And as she spoke, her voice came out as...something like a sigh. She said "I wish that I was beautiful, or that you were halfway blind. And I wish I weren't so god damned fat..I wish that you were mine. And I wish that you'd come with me when I leave for home, for we both know all about emptiness, and livin' all alone."

The next How Did This Get Made podcast is gonna be Mr. Nanny. I can't wait.