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Along with everyone else I've spoken to (via text) my money's on a lockdown. Hell, if all the fast food places are closing what's the point in anything else?

What a pack of cunts.

Welsh and Scottish schools to close Friday... Won't be long until England follows suit. Announcement 'imminent' according to the beeb.

Without adding to the panic, it is better to be safe than sorry. 

My children have temperatures and coughs. Guess who is self-isolating?

Ergh.

Went to a well stocked Aldi this morning which was rammed with people not using the bastard packing shelf which meant my normal stress free shop became stressful.

The wife tried justifying why she wants hand gel despite never normally buying it. Oh, and she disinfected the door handles in the house. I'm not saying that this whole thing isn't going to be serious but the overreaction is doing my head in.

This whole thing is a marathon, not a sprint. 

JBL

Goldberg - Anything but the shit Megadeth version

Steve Austin

Triple H - The game

Lazy and predictable. 

I'm sick of the pointing at the sign to make a match. It was novel and memorable when it first started but now it's boring. Give me a decent feud and storyline to build to a climax at mania over the dull sign point.

Smack down really is the pits... Doesn't mean I will stop watching though.

Star Wars Revenge of the Sith

Robocop (The real one, not that shite reboot)

Monty Python and the holy grail

Two minutes in. Kane on top form and the delivery of "Kaneanites". Hilarious.

I say it every time but Goldberg oozes charisma and shits over the majority (all?) of the roster. Every time he shows up he puts today's talent to shame. I'm not sure how they can recreate what he has or whether I'm just nostalgic...

JBL referring to himself as a wrestling god. It just added to his sleaziness and arrogance. Bradshaw was mid card fodder at best but when he came out to one of the best themes of recent years and proclaimed to all that he is a wrestling god, it cemented his position as a main event chicken shit heel.

Wrestling god indeed.

Series 2 isn't terrible by any stretch. It's just compared to the first one that you realise how good it really is. Jodie Cromer and Sandra Oh are phenomenal. The hype surrounding the show  is justified.

The press conference was tremendous viewing. The animosity between both men is so obvious and I can't wait for the rematch.

"When I found you, you was strung out on coke. I brought you to big time boxing". Ouch.

Wilder has the power of the punch but I want a clean Fury win. Everything to play for.

1 hour ago, DavidB6937 said:

If you're going to remove a match from 'Mania for time reasons, it's probably not going to be a Goldberg one.

You seem to forget his 10 minute entrance.

Fingers crossed we've been played.

Wrestlemania should be a spectacle and Goldberg is an attraction. A shame he won't be on but if it means that the show is not as long then it's not always a bad thing.

Only caught the Goldberg Wyatt segment... He oozes charisma and shits over the majority of the roster although I'd be happy if he got a small run then rode off into the sunset. Nobody wants a serious injury at this point.

Going to be a fun match.

I really enjoyed Ric Flairs last run where he would retire after losing a match. It can't be done regularly but it did keep you guessing and the payoff was memorable.

I love a good streak too. 

Always sad to hear of a wrestling death but moreso when the death has been directly related to an injury sustained in the ring. Very sad.

RIP

@pinc you're right... His rumble win was a win for me... ?

I'm not changing it.

I still maintain that the Goldberg return and run is my all time favourite thing in wrestling. Booked to perfection with the element of suspension whilst playing to his strengths and covering his weaknesses; the initial match, rumble win and mania match are just wonderful.

I can't think of much else that could top it. 

1. Ken Shamrock

2. Gangrel

3. Kevin Nash

Caught the last episode and I can safely say that this series has been the most entertaining Star Wars content for some time. There's enough fan service to keep the nerds happy and a decent storyline which keeps you guessing. Even the weakest episode (4) was good.

The last episode had a great wtf moment in the ending and I can't wait for the next season. 

18 minutes ago, Hannibal Scorch said:

They are two of the weakest plot holes.

1 - It wasn't the distance that was the problem, it was not visible from any maps. Which is why they needed the green macguffin, because they knew of it's existance, but like when Luke hid himself, if they cannot find it on a map, how do they get there? Ain't no motorways in space, you need exact co-ordinates.

2 - Lando put out the call to get people to come out. They didn't have time to put out a distress signal in TLJ was my take. Plus, many people were in hiding knowing that the First Order had strength in numbers, so no one on their own is going to risk themselves. Put a message out saying we are going in a fleet, different story.

The second point was reinforced in TLJ when Leia tells the resistance to put a distress call out. I'd imagine it took a while for it to reach people and that, coupled with Landos support made it happen. 

I wish the trailer didn't show the ships appearing. It spoiled the ending and would have made for a greater sense of desperation and surprise when they do turn up.

Just got back. Quite simply, that feeling when you really fancy an Indian and you go overboard on the sides and extras and still eat it but end up being a fat bloated mess even though it's what you thought you wanted... Yeah, this film is that.

Enjoyable but with plenty of plot holes and fodder for the fan boys it confirms one thing - they should have left it at 3 films. 

3/5 parsecs