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If Christy Hemme counts, she's one of the all time great babes IMO. Sure a bit of a spam head, but Jesus is she stunning. 

To be fair to Herbie's point, even with the ultra mad manly combo of Test and George, heaven only knows the quantity of non give a fuck anal bashing Missy has experienced / endured over the years. 

There's zero chance Stacy hasn't been taking up the ass many many times though. 

Sexy girls can't have gaping assholes? 

sable wasn't sexy, just slutty.

 

What's the difference? 

Wonder if they'd have still brought the Rock back for Summerslam if Austin vs Triple H was still going to happen?

 

Probably, Rock waa white hot when he left to go filming. 

 

2001 was the height of my fandom in many ways. I was chopping at the bit to see Rock get revenge for Mania 17 and the post Mania Raw, but it never really happened. Him and Austin had a throw away on a UK PPV, and finished up a Survivor Series where the empathise wasn't on their feud. It felt like a huge void at the time. Looking back, it still doesn't seem right... 

I like it.. I'd buy it.

 

You buy it and I'll buy you PCW tickets. I want to see what happens now.

Also included are memorable moments from the Attitude Era

 

Hopefully this includes Austin driving a beer truck to the ring and DX invading WCW. 

Michael Landsbergs is certainly an acquired taste. Thought Punk handled the situation very well. 

It's very sad that the suicide rate is so high in December  

Nice article on Droz by JR: http://www.foxsports.com/buzzer/story/wwe-s-darren-drozdov-thrives-15-years-after-being-paralyzed-during-match-121614

Looking at that pic again got me thinking as it's the babyfaces of 1993 where the fuck is Randy Savage?

 

In Steph

I just read there that Vince McMahon Sr. had two sons, Vince Jr., obviously, and one out of wedlock, Roderick McMahon III. Has any information ever came out on Roderick McMahon, Vince's half brother? I'd never heard of him before.

 

Look at this disgraceful little episode: 

 

I feel sorry for the bloke in the crowd 

 

Stop taking the Piste Chest.

Once the puns start it's a downward slope.

 

 

Highlighting the danger there...

Anyway, I was doing my research and going through some of the statistics on the new company's website for which I would be responsible and I was surprised to find a few errors. Apart from not exactly shining a great light on the new company, it got me to thinking should I point these out in the interview? On one hand I think it would demonstrate I have been thorough in my research and that I have an eye of detail, grasp of complex statistics - all qualities that they are after. But on the other, I suppose I'm worried that I might come across as a bit of a cunt. What do people reckon? Is that sort of thing appropriate behavior in an interview?

 

I wouldn't point them out as errors, just respectfully highlight them as areas for improvement with a reason for why you think so. 

I was 9 too, and it was exciting to watch. It was a kind of fight race. I think that's why it doesn't hold up so much today, because the outcome is known for what is in large part a race. I can't imagine too many 100 meter sprints are exciting on a rewatch.

Chris Barrie is the Virgil of the UK convention circuit. I'm sure he just shows up to sell his 8x10s to every expo going.

I met him at one of these once, great guy. As a huge Red Dwarf fan, I had him sign a shit load of my march and he was happy to do so.

Enjoying Advanced Warfare. This is the most I have played my XB1 since launch, I anticipated a good COD would get me back into things. Liking the new mechanics of the game. 

Depends how you want to look at it. 

 

Roddy Piper could have been world champion, going off his talents and popularity, on his own standings. 

 

Roddy Piper was a better choice for World Champion than Hulk Hogan.

 

Two very different statements. 

Lance Storm stating somebody(Piper in this instance) was talented enough to be World Champion, and he's right. As encapsulated as that. 

You're like Dougal with the cows. Small... Far away.

 

 

You're like the priest who listened to jungle music at 2am: nobody likes you for good reason. 

 

I said "could" not "should" have as you desperately tried to steer this towards. 

How much of a slowbrain are you, honestly? I just gave you the initial quote that you got defensive about. Did you misread it or just forget what you'd actually responded to when you decided to clutch at semantic straws? 

 

Did you misread my first post then:

 

 

 

Piper and Dibiase could have easily been world champions in their prime.

 

You started going on and on about fitting them into a pre existing timeline to make it work under the assumption that anything other than what happened would have been gash and where applicable citing your opinion as fact. You keep on ignoring this in lieu of childish name calling which undermines anything constructive you may have to say.

 

EDIT: To summarise amongst the waters you have muddied; I'm not saying history should have been different for Piper or DiBiase to have been World Champions (like you are trying to spin). I'm saying both were talented and over enough for it to have worked, had they of rolled the dice that way. You keep on missing the point in your massive melt downs.  

I said "could" not "should" have as you desperately tried to steer this towards. 

 

Playing devils advocate, I took you up on your offer to present some possible scenarios (as Rick did) which would have made sense at the time, which may have, or may have not worked as well as the original. You then went onto some weird butterfly effect rants talking about Wrestlemania 5 being screwed, implying the loss national press, etc ignorant to the possibility things could have actually been better, asserting your opinions as facts. For example how do you know a year long DiBiase run wouldn't have resulted in the most hated heel of all time and produce a better main event for Wrestlemania 5? You don't. You've created a stupid argument where all history is perfect and any change would be gash.   

 

I like to think talented people and creative minds could have made everything work just fine. Thus, could. Oh, and something about Jack Swagger apparently.