Bustin chops, hatin, joshin, jokin, hecklin, baggin on your stuff.
Editorial comments from the peanut gallery not kept to yourself.
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Futurama- TV Party Tonight!
I imagine Katey Sagal and Henry Rollins chatting about this as they prepared for their scenes together in Sons of Anarchy. Makes perfect sense in my head.
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Kenny Omega can fly because he believes.
Poor Kenny could use a win about now in the BOSJ.
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Holy shit, I need that hat. Leon and I probably have the same hat size too.
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slow down.
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Live to work. Work to live.
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Shitloads Of Wrestling: Something that needs to stop. →
Wrestling fans, not just fangirls but fans in general, need to stop calling wrestlers by their real names. It makes me so fucking mad that I want to puncture my ballsack with an ink pen. That shit is the most annoying thing that any fan could possibly do, to both wrestlers and wrestling fans…
This seems to come up a lot in the age of the internets, cyber spaces, and onlines. Wrestlers are the rare performers that go by their “stage names” out in public. Two examples of how this can play out. Necro Butcher is very quick to have you call him “Dylan” (as he said, “Necro Butcher is what I do, not who I am), and I’ve shown you what happens when people call CM Punk “Phil.” Basically, it’s up to the performer what they want to be called. Regardless of whether or not his mama named him Clay
My biggest problem is adjusting to new WWE names. You follow someone for years as Chris, Matt, Claudio, Tyler, etc., it takes a minute to adjust to calling them Kassius, Evan, Antonio, Seth, etc.
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