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So the Vikings sign Sam Darnold to a 1 year warm body contract. I wonder if we'll see them bet the farm in draft picks and try to move up to draft a QB?

It only took me 155.7 hours, but I've finally beaten Persona 5 Royal on my PC and 100%ed the achievements. the P2 Duology will always be my favorites in my heart (despite aging like milk from a mechanics standpoint) but this feels to me like the modern Persona game perfected. Now to take a break, play some non-RPG stuff and then dive into Trails to Azure.

I want Belichick to FINISH THE STORY~! and go back to Cleveland and stay far, far away from the NFC South in the off chance he still has it.

I assure you I wasn't on my phone all show, I was having too much fun.

So The Daikaiju Pro show was great, it totally blew my expectations out of the water. Every match was fun, it felt like everyone showed up to show out. The Nakajima/Veny match was great, Shoko looked shocked at how much the crowd was into her. Definitely going back for the next show. I missed live wrestling.

I'm up in Maine so I don't hear too much about events down that way. This was pure algorithm luck, but that's awesome to hear!

I'm actually pretty excited to attend my first live wrestling show since the Pandemic. I've had the worse luck for getting seats for AEW shows and New Japan seems to hate having US shows less then 7 hours away from me. But there's a new group called DaiKaiju Pro doing a show in Worchester next month and I've got front row seats to it.

So I haven't messed around too much with character creation yet, but when I saw the goofy bear costume I had to make "The Grizzly" Bear (from Chicago as my GF insisted). I gave him a bear hug for a special and the Salt of the Earth (The Arm-Bear) as a finish. 10/10 flawless game.

I feel like the movie really wanted to put the viewer in Hongo's shoes. Starting in-media-res, everyone else working with far more knowledge then Hongo and being distant to him. Hongo was very meant to be a pawn for everyone, but his struggle with his newfound power and questioning his resolve brings out the humanity in everyone around him. One of my co-workers said it best "it's like Hongo was a color character in a black and white world and slowly the color spread from him". I'm curious to see if a second viewing will unlock anything more from it.

I really enjoyed Shin Kamen Rider. Its a lot like Shin Ultraman where it packs in a TV seasons worth of plot into a 2 hour movie, but I felt like it did a better job of it. There is some absolutely beautiful cinematography on display at times and the movie keeps the original shows love of Dutch angles and color gels intact. Turns out there's a closer showing on Monday, so I'm going back to see it again.

So hyped for Shin Kamen Rider tonight. The nearest place to me that had tickets was 2 hours away, but I enjoyed the hell out of Shin Godzilla and Shin Ultraman, so I might as well finish off the trilogy in the theater. For other Toku stuff, I'm falling behind on KingOhger (episode 6), but I love the chaos energy its bringing. Also getting back on Kamen Rider as well by watching Saber. At some point I'll get up to date with UItraman too.

Whatever we end up doing I'm in.

I was an 18 year old kid in college who watched wrestling on TV one night and got hooked all over again. I rushed to the internet and found a sarcastic dude doing reviews (probably Scott Keith) and I remember him mocking something I'd enjoyed watching with a line like "This is something the DVDVR would like" and it immediately made me search for that term. That was the key to a neon-drenched world of wrestling I had never heard of, with reviews from people that seemed to be endless founts of knowledge. I lurked the forums for years and consumed every road report, every DVDVR and ever 500 list; pouring whatever spare change I had into tapes off the old Lynch Lists. Eventually I worked up the nerve to post and well now you're stuck with me. One of my biggest dreams was to one day have content posted in the DVDVR, that was the real "You've made it" thing to me as a fan. But the truth is, as others have said, a like from Dean (or any of the other DVDVR writers) made you feel like you had made it. That someone who loved the whole of wrestling gave you the nod. To this day I do presentations at conventions on all my various hobbies and when I get on the mic I remind everyone that there's so much to enjoy and to remember that we all enjoy it together. Reflecting on that these past few days I think that is Dean's lasting influence on me. As the saying goes, the DVDVR was "X Fists in the Face of Wrestling" and judging by the reactions on twitter, reddit and here its All of Our Fists in the Face of Wrestling. I hope that brings a smile to Dean.

I don't even know how to put into words what I wish I could say right now. But for now my deepest condolences to the Rasmussens,

Nothing but positive energy to Dean and his family. This place has been my home for Wrestling and every other dorky hobby for damn near 20 years now. This place has always been a buffet of different types of/opinions on wrestling and everything else under the sun and I feel like Dean's positivity was what set the table.