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I play Champ Man 01/02 with an update of last seasons database so this sort of thing is out there anyway.

This has led me down a rabbit hole of discovering the Super Porky is the father of Psycho Clown.

The "real life son of Chad Gable" Storyline would have been "Hilarious".

James Storm's one appearance in NXT springs to mind. He wasn't fired but deciding not to sign long term after all and heading back to TNA was certainly a choice considering the stacked roster he could have had some outstanding matches with in NXT around that time.

Why was Bryon fucking Saxton ring announcing? He's got the gravitas of a pea that rolled under the table and gathered dust for two weeks.

I found with Amol that he kept pointing out he was a nice guy. Which means he probably isn't. Even though we'd figured that out when he called J.K.Rowling brave.

I've felt sad all week but that just got me and I've finally broken into tears. Its just so fucking unfair that someone who made my jaw drop in village halls 20 years ago and hadn't stopped since has been taken so unexpectedly. The couple of brief times I met him he was such a lovely guy too, and I was lucky to enjoy that brief microcosm of what his friends and family experienced by having him in their lives. He will always be one of Britain's best.

The absolutely black face paint is certainly speaking volumes about the amount of effort he was putting into things.

Maybe it won't. But hoping for it isn't a bad thing.

No. We live in a world where not everyone can afford their energy bills. People will pay hundreds of pounds to go and see the same Oasis gig they saw two years ago. Taking those two seperate thoughts and juxtaposing them makes me feel uneasy as they're two things that shouldn't exist in the same society. It's not the fault of the people buying the tickets (although in my opinion they are mugs but that's irrelevant to my point). Its the point of the billionaires and media that have created a Britain where energy bills are unaffordable to many but crazily expensive Oasis tickets are affordable to many others. Its a world of inequality brought into focus.

The fact that people out there can't afford their energy bills and there's other idiots paying hundreds to see Oasis do the same songs in the same order with the same support act again makes me feel ill.