tbarrie

"Palaquin" is probably the word Excalibur used.

I never would have thought that eating insects would be something spiders would need to outsource.

You might if you were writing a poem. Or if you wanted to break your list into related sublists - "I bought apples, oranges, and bananas; coffee, creamer, and sugar." would be defensible, I think. But I doubt Vince was doing either of those. On the actual subject of the show - I remember re-watching that six-man a few years ago and thinking that wrestlers knew how to do an inverted atomic drop and not have it look like a knee to the balls. I mean, it's unsurprising that Bret did it right, but I think Bravo did a good one too. It seems to have become a lost art.

It's a good system, and it has the Dungeons and Dragons name, which is the only RPG most of the populace has heard of.

For that matter, how is the current version only 2.0? Were the reality-show versions 0.1 and 0.2 or something?

Yeah, that's fair. I know as a kid the Bolsheviks and Stallions being included didn't seem odd to me, but the Conquistadors getting a spot definitely did.

Whom are you considering jobbers besides the Conquistadors and I assume the Stallions (who were in sort of a nebulous zone between jobbers and JTTSes)?

So it's the opposite of "intelligible" then? When I read your initial post I thought you were using it as a synonym.

Hey, I watched this on a flight last night. I'm catching up! ...it was all right.

Anti-Garcia weirdness?

Early in the company's history, the commentators emphasized that in AEW you had a 10-count after a tag as opposed to the traditional 5-count. Haven't heard it mentioned in a while, though.

In defense of Eragon the book, it was a lot better than my aborted attempt at a fantasy novel from my youth. It's not actually good, though.

Took me a while to figure out that name must be a reference to "flipping houses". I thought at first maybe it was about the famous dolphin establishing a dynasty.

You forgot to mention that the ref looks like an idiot even by pro wrestling ref standards. Rush pretty much tackled Penta into him and he still missed the interference somehow.

I Googled that phrase and came up with nothing. Can you elaborate?