Hey, I have learned to accept that I'm wrong to like whatever it is I like in wrestling.  That seems reasonable.

 

Yes.  How dare you.

Hey, I have learned to accept that I'm wrong to like whatever it is I like in wrestling. That seems reasonable.

Have you learned that constantly repeating that talking point over and over again is boring?

Irony.

We want Punk is very chantable, fwiw.

It sounds like we want Funk

Terry doesn't need your pity

Maybe it would bring back Scorp

Ok I'm all for that I fucking love that guy

BTW - the Daniel Bryan petition was pulled because it "violated terms and services" apparently

BTW - the Daniel Bryan petition was pulled because it "violated terms and services" apparently

You agree to only create petitions consistent with the limited purpose of the We the People platform, which is to allow individuals to petition the Administration to take action on a range of issues — to address a problem, support or oppose a proposal, or otherwise change or continue federal government policy or actions. To focus discussion, the platform is limited to a discrete set of topics, which may be adjusted over time.

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Seems like a pretty obvious case to me.

It sounds like we want Funk

Terry doesn't need your pity

You know what else he don't need?  He ain't need no gottamn moufpiece!  Sheeit!

/briscoe

 

Edited to add "Sheeit!"

Edited January 31, 201412 yr by nate

I don't recall if it was here or somewhere else, but someone pointed to Punk leaving as a symptom of a larger burnout syndrome that people have been suffering since 2005 or whatever, and wondered why older stars didn't burn out like the new group was.

 

Except, they did, they just jumped to WCW when they got burned out, took a breather, and came back to WWF a couple years later to bigger acclaim.

 

Or they did loads and loads of cocaine to keep going and died when they reached middle age.

Hey, I have learned to accept that I'm wrong to like whatever it is I like in wrestling. That seems reasonable.

Have you learned that constantly repeating that talking point over and over again is boring?

Irony.

Hypocrite

BTW - the Daniel Bryan petition was pulled because it "violated terms and services" apparently

You agree to only create petitions consistent with the limited purpose of the We the People platform, which is to allow individuals to petition the Administration to take action on a range of issues — to address a problem, support or oppose a proposal, or otherwise change or continue federal government policy or actions. To focus discussion, the platform is limited to a discrete set of topics, which may be adjusted over time.

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Seems like a pretty obvious case to me.

Which would be all fine and dandy if they hadn't famously responded to one about building a Death Star.

We got 10 hours of this thread left, let's fight about this vigorously!!!

No

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Seems like a pretty obvious case to me.

Which would be all fine and dandy if they hadn't famously responded to one about building a Death Star.

We got 10 hours of this thread left, let's fight about this vigorously!!!

Ewoks > Daniel Bryan

Guys....I'm hearing faint rumblings right now.  I will let you know what they are saying later.

BTW - the Daniel Bryan petition was pulled because it "violated terms and services" apparently

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Seems like a pretty obvious case to me.

Which would be all fine and dandy if they hadn't famously responded to one about building a Death Star.

We got 10 hours of this thread left, let's fight about this vigorously!!!

Ewoks > Daniel Bryan

http://youtu.be/9gSQg1i_q2g

Your Mom > Ewoks

Guys....I'm hearing faint rumblings right now.  I will let you know what they are saying later.

 

Please stop that

#bowelmovement

 

I don't recall if it was here or somewhere else, but someone pointed to Punk leaving as a symptom of a larger burnout syndrome that people have been suffering since 2005 or whatever, and wondered why older stars didn't burn out like the new group was.

 

Except, they did, they just jumped to WCW when they got burned out, took a breather, and came back to WWF a couple years later to bigger acclaim.

 

1985 maybe.

 

 

 

Is the U.S. Express the peak of Mike Rotunda's in-ring work? It seems like it probably might be, now that I'm thinking about it. Man, he peaked early. 

I think Rotunda had some chops at the beginning of the Varsity Club.  Barry definitely Shawn Michaelsed him in that tag team.  

He was never the same after he ripped his balls off on the fence

Which would be all fine and dandy if they hadn't famously responded to one about building a Death Star.

Military hardware is absolutely the purview of the federal government.

The Wrestlemania main event is not.

I think Rotunda has another underrated period at the very end of 92, but yeah. 

Regarding Austin talking about Punk, if anyone listen's to Austin's podcast, it should be plainly clear one of his biggest regrets is walking out when asked to lay down for Brock. So I'm sure this situation with Punk feels a little familiar to Austin, and Punk being one of Austin's friends, probably makes Austin want Punk to not make the same mistake.

 

I think what I'm trying to say is I want a recreation of Austin in the bar, being talked into helping out the WWE, except this time Punk is hanging out in a comic book shop, and it takes Austin convincing Punk to come back.

Varsity Club Rotunda has lots of good stuff. He was very effective in that role.