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I was too busy lollin at his trademark bored expression to notice the hair. nailed it.

Thanks! I was worried it was my browser or the skin. or that I'm old.

Bruce Prichard asserting that Gino Hernandez was murdered, based on Prichard's reasoning that Hernandez was in firm control of his coke habit and could not have possibly OD'd, is the most junkie of junkie reasoning ever. "Gino couldn't have OD'd because he knew how to handle his coke" ignores the fact that he had years of abuse on his body in the ring and out, and it's like saying there's no way head drops will kill Misawa because he knows how to take head drops. It's one of those cumulative things where everything is fine until the one time it's not.

I like watching Cobb matches a lot. Cody is boring as fuck and will hang up on a podcast host if that person lets an "insider" term slip. Advantage: Cobb

Stupid question but are there supposed to be voting buttons here?

Also, when the police ask if they can search your car, say no.

See also anything Forrest Gump won in 1994 vs anybody else in their respective categories.

Sure as fuck beats two guys in a vicious blood feud starting the match with a collar and elbow tieup.

Also on the posts. I remember Ross calling a match and unironically announcing that a guy had run another guy into "the Roos-post."

I want a 4 way with Jay Briscoe, Jay Lethal, Jay White and J Diesel (reverting to his old name for one night only). It could be for the Super J Cup. J Mascis could play the entrance music Violent J on commentary

Man, that old AWA belt was huge

I don't think we need to spoiler it. Besides @Control mentioning that the "alternate realities" thing maybe not being in the original short story, if it was in the story at all, that aspect definitely did not make it to the film.

It's awesome how wrestling is such a skeevy business that, when a woman in wrestling discusses her previous career as a dancer, "ballet" is not what you're expecting.

Man, you know you done fucked up when even Nazis won't have you.

I just came here to post about Arrival. Same here. Not as maddening as Interstellar but definitely a film made by someone too clever by half, in love with their own "creativity." A coworker just sent me this video where a guy just gushes over it. To me, he only succeeds in proving that the film is a big con. We are supposed to empathize with the main character's sense of loss from the first frame of the film. Her daughter's death informs everything about the character. The fact that it actually hadn't even happened yet just cheapens the whole thing. Put M. Night Shymalan's name on this film and it would be universally reviled. I'm going to have to disagree with @J.T.'s interpretation: The impression I got was that she didn't gain the ability to understand their language herself. Rather, the aliens gave her that ability (all the talk of them giving us "the weapon") along with the ability to perceive time the way they do. She was a means to an end -- get humans to work together so we can help the aliens in 3000 years. Pretty cut and dried to me. I also never got the impression that the aliens perceive actual different realities, just that they perceive time (and only time) in a non-linear fashion. I don't think there was anything in the movie about different realities.

I kept expecting them to break out the junkyard musical instruments like Fat Albert. Nah, they're not in the comics. I did enjoy Winslow the Spiky Pit Zombie. He looked like an Iron maiden album cover. Holy shit the background of the shots where Rick is on top of the trash heap is The Room-level greenscreen.

Hey, speaking of Omega, I was watching PWG and Excalibur mentioned on commentary that Trevor Lee is a 2nd generation wrestler and his father wrestled for Omega. Who is his father?

I'm still trying to figure out how wrestlers are like seagulls.

Just pretend the ref is naked, it's more fun that way.

Oh yeah, I'm under no illusion that my drop in the bucket matters financially to them, but it means something to me.

That pic of the McMahons with Cheeto Fuhrer, smiling like a bunch of marks, like common rubes who finally made it to the big city, really stuck with me. I cancelled my WWE Network subscription this morning and I'll take Raw & Smackdown off the DVR tonight. I can pirate whatever I want to see or catch the 5 good minutes of their TV on Youtube, but I won't be giving $10/month and a miniscule % of ratings to people who stand behind someone who supports hatred, xenophobia, and all the other worst, most base instincts of America.

Oh man, I hope she can help change the definition of "small business" in the same refreshing, money-saving way her family redefined and modernized the role of "independent contractor." On second thought, it's funny that of all the people in that picture, the McMahons actually treat contractors the best.

Savage's 90s gear was horrible. I know the full bodysuit was there to cover up him getting off the gas, but still. Then again, the change in gear does serve the purpose of delineating his career fro me. If I see a match with Bodysuit Macho, odds are I can avoid it.

"Without Fat Joey, Skinny Joey is just Joey." If the show goes the same way as the comics, Morgan actually gave away the ending in this past episode