Lorne Malvo

Gen Zed sounds like a shit Power Rangers villain.

Aside from him being a big corporate robot weirdo, I have no idea how anyone can make it through an interview of his because he's just so fucking boring. I genuinely couldn't make it through 30 seconds of that Drew Barrymore segment without having to skip forward because he's just droning on forever but not actually saying anything.

Food packaging for things like bacon / ham etc to be easily peelable without me having to rip the whole thing apart would be appreciated.

CW Anderson was signed by WWE in 2006 as part of their ECW reboot. One 2-minute loss to CM Punk and that was him done. Unrelated, I was just looking at CW Anderson on Wiki and the quick turnaround on this made me giggle. A true wrestling retirement; Retirement (2020–2021) On June 19, 2020, Anderson announced his retirement from wrestling.[26] In a video posted on his Facebook page crying, Anderson stated that he was ready for the next chapter of his life to begin, and felt like he had lost sight of what's important in his life.[27] He also stated that he had no plans to appear on any podcasts or interviews, feeling that it was time to fully move on from wrestling.[27] Late career (2021) In 2021, Anderson came out of retirement

He proper gives me the creeps the weird cunt.

Use of a urinal next to mine when there's another free results in a small fine. Jail time if it's repeated behaviour.

There's a half-decent thread in this, I reckon. Hade Vansen only had the one vignette on Smackdown before he got binned, didn't he? And I can only remember Kizarny making the one appearance before he got dumped, but might be wrong on that one.

Quick, somebody tell @SuperBacon at least Spurs are top of one table! https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/articles/cmq5nljx7972o?utm_source=firefox-newtab-en-gb

I've been slowly rebuilding my DVD/Blu-Ray collection lately. A few years back I got rid of the lot (reckon I had inbetween 1500 and 2000) when I downsized, so I'm pretty much starting from scratch. I've been picking up a lot of early to mid noughties stuff (anything that I can find for cheap) and it's made me realise that I can enjoy a lot of shit if enough time has passed between it coming out and me watching it. Tears Of The Sun - A Bruce Willis war vehicle, it's fine but Antoine Fuqua struggles with the action/shoot-out scenes meaning there's a whole load of build-up for an anticlimactic finish. Hostel - I had a memory this was all tits and torture porn. I mean, 90% of it is, but it does a half-decent job of building up suspense and creepiness before it gets to the torture stuff. Better than I remembered, but still pretty cack. Stealth - A ridiculously stupid Top Gear rip-off that makes no sense at all. I loved it! Into The Blue - Has anybody ever had a more smackable face than Scott Caan? This was alright. SWAT - Christ Colin Farrell is ridiculously attractive. Another one that's pretty daft but I still had a lot of fun with. I think I just really miss mid-budget stuff like this meaning I've got a lot of time for even the most middling ones. The Exorcism Of Emily Rose - A really interesting horror/courtroom film, unfortunately it runs out of steam around 3/4s of the way through and doesn't wrap up the horror side of things at all. Worth a watch though. Ultraviolet - Utter shite. A whole movie of early 00s music video visuals, a boring unoriginal 'story' and horrible performances across the board. One to avoid.

At a Westlife gig?!

When it comes to those two songs, I'm loving Angels instead.

I'm not much of a WCW fan at all, but if you don't get a lump in your throat watching them dismantle the Worldwide set during the end credits of the final episode, you're not human.

I think he'll move into politics, so he can set about ending racism once and for all.

We should start a UKFF podcast where we review fry-ups and crisps, talk about shitting habits and call Tories cunts. The Hannah Fry-up Club.

I look forward to not being able to access them.