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  1. 7 hours ago, caley said:

    That video is amazing.  "We're representing Will Smith because we get jiggy...wiggy".  I also love that it's a 4:19 video and about two minutes are just the entrances.  You also have to give credit to Public Enemy for doing a table spot in a 2:00 minute match in front of very few people in the pouring rain.

    2-3 posts in a row mentioned bands and wrestlers, so forgive my confusion as I imagined Chuck D powerbombing a dude through a  table

     

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  2. 1 hour ago, JonnyLaw said:

    I too hate when other fans' enjoyment of a match lessens my enjoyment of a match.

    I take it you're cool with the people sitting near you talking through a movie, too.  After all, why should you care if that's how they personally enjoy it?

    For me, the reaction of the live crowd is part of the show.  It's more exciting to watch a great match if the live crowd is reacting along with it.  So a bunch of ignorant chucklefucks singing through a  match for their own amusement kind of brings things down a notch. 

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  3. Oh holy shit that is fucking amazing. 

    Speaking of...if the interviewer does ask a wacky outside the box question like those listed here, feel free to choke them the fuck out.  Drag their unconscious body to the HR office, explain what happened.  Any company worth a damn will hire you on general principle.

  4. Oh I do, too.  Job interviews are just a bullshit game and everybody knows it.  The key is really to just not say anything that would disqualify you and to be personable enough that they think you can get along.

  5. And the answer to that is something the lines of "hopefully here, advancing my career to the next level and contributing...I hope you find me to be a valuable addition."  Put it in your own words, smile, try to sound natural, not like you're reading a script on Raw.  This is the place where you're telling them you want to stay, conform and contribute, even if you don't mean it...not where you talk about your lifelong dream of eventually quitting work to raise llamas.

    A company wants someone who is good and who will stick around so they don't have to go through this hiring bullshit again.  Last guy I hired, we only had 3 applicants who could even get to the interview stage.  So yeah, make them think you're that guy who will be there in 5 years.  If you have any answer to any question contradicts that narrative, like "I may be going back to school in a year," just lie.

  6. In all seriousness, Meltzer is the closest, most credible thing wrestling has to a journalist.  On a note related to your post, stay away from the "talk" tab in the Mania 3 Wikipedia page.  Or read it next March Madness to put things in perspective when you think some of us are getting a little ridiculous.

  7.  

    9 minutes ago, The Natural said:

    I'd go higher on the Triple Threat match. Dave was generous with his Street Fight ratings.

     

    You can say that again.  On a five-star scale, 2.5 is average and that Taker/Shane match was certainly below average.  Spot, lay around, spot, lay around, rinse, repeat.  Thank God and Jesus and Mr. McMahon for the 'skip ahead 10 seconds" button.

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  8. I saw a vapid news story a few days ago about job interviews that really pissed me off.  It was about goofy questions interviewers ask, like "how many basketballs do you think could fit in this room?" and other wacky~! "outside the box" questions.

    As someone who has been on both sides of the interview table, I hate shit like this.  It comes off like the interviewer thinks he's clever and is having some fun at the expense of someone who wants, maybe desperately needs, a job.  Christ, have some fucking empathy. 

    Guys looking for jobs: if you're in front of an interviewer, odds are your resume matches what they need.  At this rate, you just need to prove you're a guy they'd like to work with and not fuck up the interview.  Just prep for standard job interview questions, try to anticipate what they might ask about your experience, and be enthusiastic about the job -- I got my first job in my current field based on lies and enthusiasm.  Once you're in the room, unless they're just huge assholes, you just have to prove your resume isn't bullshit and that you have a personality that meshes with theirs.

    That was some rambling shit but I want to say good luck, my dudes.

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  9. Apparently the Trip & Steph S&M Swingers Club/Skeleton Army (featuring masks from Silver Shamrock) was:

    Itami

    Dash & Dawson

    Chad Gable

    Chris Girard

    Blake & Murphy

    Enzo

    The Drifter

    Drake Wuertz & 2 other refs

    I need a sequel to last year's Wrestlemania 24 Itami special where we follow Hideo all day to culminate in that dumb bullshit

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  10. 11 hours ago, AxB said:

     Kenta Kobayashi didn't get to be KENTA, Kana turned into Asuka, and Prince Devitt had to become Finn Balor, but Shinsuke Nakamura gets to be Shinsuke Nakamura. It's like the 90s all over again (when Vader got to be Vader, and the Patriot got to be the Patriot, and Ken Shamrock was still Ken Shamrock, but Cactus Jack became Mankind). Is Nak going to kickstart a wave of "If it's OK for him, it's OK for me" real name signings?

     TNA killed the previous real name era; Lesnar, Cena, Orton, Batista, Haas, Benjamin all got to be themselves because there was no WCW for them to jump to. But then TNA got on telly and suddenly everyone needed a new name.

    The whole "changing their names" thing is punitive, petty and dumb.  Business as usual for Vince, in other words.  "Oh, he might take the name he made here and use it to make money elsewhere!"  1) Who cares?  The guy made money for you while he was there 2) It's beyond arrogant to think that a guy is worthless until you rename him and put your machine behind him  3) So your solution is to hurt his ability to make money because he left?  Fuck.

    That would be like my company having a policy that states that I can't list my experience here on a resume should I decide to quit. 

  11. While USA has demanded the McMahons be on TV, how they are presented and the content of McMahon storylines is on WWE.  There are many stories you can write about these characters, not just "evil authority figure deux ex machina who is smarter and better than all the wrestlers," which is counterproductive and beyond stale. 

  12. 9 hours ago, zev said:

    I could hear both of those guys, and I'm usually bad at noticing the calls, so no, I don't think it was just your headphones.

    I heard the ref really clearly as well.  There's a point where he says "allright guys, what's next?" plain as day.

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