mim731

Brilliant wrestler, I remember seeing him at DGUK in Broxbourne, you knew he was going to be a huge star. Mentioned this the other day, but met him on the WWE UK launch press thingy and he was a top bloke. Proper gut punch this one, didn't realise we're the same age either. Shocked. RIP.

2010. I remember picking it up in one of the Silver Vision sales a couple of years later before the licence moved over.

I assume the end game of all of this is some shitty 3 way War Games with Royce and the lads vs The Bloodline vs La Knight and Solo and...on the night Jacob Fatu. God that sounds shitev

Now there's a name I've not heard in years. I seem to recall she was a host on some sort of YouTube talk show with a pre-Progress Jim Smallman about 16 years ago. Can't say I've seen much of her work since.

I believe it is a piece of WWF Library music called "Silver Vision" based on when it was doing the rounds a few years ago, but I could be wrong!

You're not wrong, and it being in WWE is part of the problem, but those matches I would imagine would have been in the pre stem cell years for Rey where he could seemingly barely even do a springboard any more, and his body was falling apart. Those stem cells 100% seem to have given him an extra decade and more.

Only took 2 tries this morning!

I have spent way, way too much of my day on this. Got 443, 440 and 441 as well as dozens of attempts miles off the mark before lucking out on this one.

Worth saying it's not been confirmed as airing on Club WWE, that's just a rumour for now. It might go that way but that same rumour also suggested YouTube might be the destination. Still petty as fuck, mind.

I met Pac years ago as part of the press rounds for the WWE UK launch. Even as "Neville" he was a top bloke, especially when I mentioned DGUK ,to which he lit up. Seemed a very emotionally intelligent guy. I suspect given his character him and Butcher may well have been close, and it's great AEW have given the space for this sort of fitting tribute.

The Last of Sheila is bizarre and really fun. I watched it in advance of a podcast recording on murder mystery movies and it was a proper revelation in terms of being something wildly underseen. Especially given who is involved.

I thought they'd put a weird filter on her face for a second, she looks like one of those weird AI caricatures. I reckon this could be excellent though.

Had my assessment today. I was initially turned down for assessment, but after submitting some further supporting evidence from myself/my wife on certain things that I felt like the initial questionnaire didn't really capture, I was given an appointment. Long story short, I now have a diagnosis. Not quite sure what to do with the information yet, and if I'm honest I felt absolutely exhausted after the meeting. Relieved, but feel a bit...strange. Like I don't quite know how to feel/process. Does this ring true to other people's experiences? Also thank you for the help/advice/sharing your stories. Just having this thread here has been invaluable in reassuring myself I was doing the right thing.

Was Paul Robinson (the dodgy one, not the former Blackburn goalkeeper or the one legged fella from Neighbours) part of Ospreay's walk out? Didn't see him myself but seen a few people on the old socials suggesting it was. Not ideal if so. Decent enough show overall. More thoughts after a rewatch.

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