MonteCarl

So..... when Boba Fett showed up on The Mandalorian, he says "I am not a Mandalorian". The armor he wears was his father's, Jango Fett's. Boba's armor now predominately displays the image of the Mythosaur skull on the shoulder, which is the common symbol of Mandalorians, and was not there when Jango wore the armor. If Boba Fett says he is not a Mandalorian, why did he have the symbol put on his armor at some point?

I think most everybody enjoyed Garfield as Peter Parker in the Amazing Spider-Man movies, especially the chemistry between himself and Emma Stone, despite the movies themselves not being that great as Spider-Man movies.

Took my 7 year old to the WWE House Show last night. He had such a great time, which means I did too. Here's a highlight video of the night, for those interested

A few years back WWE had a house show in town. I decided to treat myself with a front row seat as I'd never sat front row in all the shows I've ever been to over the years. One moment that always stands out to me is when the Wyatt family had their match against the Usos. The Wyatts were in the corner right in front of me and Harper was playing to the crowd. He looked at me, pointed at my Sami Zayn shirt, and gave me a thumbs down. It was a little thing. A tiny moment. But it was a really cool moment for me and one I think of every time I put on that shirt and every time I've seen him on screen since. That's all I've got.

Knowing how much even being a part of the Star Wars universe meant to Sasha to begin with, actually getting to have a fight scene with Boba F'N Fett must've made her whole year.

Jeremy Bulloch, the original Boba Fett, has passed away

I was at Walmart earlier today (looking for the new MOTU Origins, which they had none of) and saw my first AEW fig in the wild. A black haired Kenny Omega. They also had the ring and AEW title.

So happy for Rohit for winning the title. He's a friend of mine and it's so cool to see him get the big win.

Kurgaan. He looks like Kurgaan

So I found out today via a random message on Facebook that I likely have a "long lost" half brother. This guy's wife sent me a message as such, and the information she gave points to this happening about a year before my parents were married. He would've been born two and a half months before their wedding, so the conception would've been a year before. I don't remember all the full details of my parent's courtship, but I believe it was brief, just a couple of months, and they were married right before he was shipped out to Vietnam, so the timeline does match up. She told me that my dad did know about him and that my dad did try to reach out shortly after he returned home, but he was denied by the women's father, then I guess never tried following up again. Anyway, those details aren't too important. I do believe it to be true, but looking up this guy on Facebook shows me he's likely not somebody who would really fit within our family at this time. Without going in to much detail about either side, let's just say his political leanings are far to the other side of the rest of us. I don't know if politics are a good enough reason to avoid reaching out to a long lost half brother, but with the current political climate, I dont think it would go well in the long run. Also, my father passed away over two years ago and my mother has been struggling a bit ever since. They were married over 50 years and were wonderful together. Introducing this right now could be too much for her. I also wonder if she already knows and they both just never told us after all this time? How would I even approach the subject with her, if I did? I emailed my other brothers letting them know the information I know to see what they might think about moving forward with it from here and am waiting to hear back. Its just such a weird thing to know right now.

I really truly hope that the Best Match Ever starts with Randy Orton just kicking Edge square in the sack as soon as the bell rings and then beating him down with a chair for 2 minutes before walking away as the announcers cry about Randy ruining the Best Match Ever and the whole thing just being a ploy for Randy to get revenge from Mania.

Would Tito winning the title be relative to when Jinder won it?

Why was it that Fantismo advanced in the tournament over Tozawa when they both are at 2-1, yet the others in Group A with the 2-1 record will have a triple threat to see who advances?

I'd love for Seth to pull a Mac from Always Sunny and gain 50 lbs and develop a Dad Bod over the next few weeks/months as he starts to lose focus in the ring because he's busy at home preparing for the upcoming birth of his child.