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uh ryback uploaded a 9 second video of curtis axel working out with the intro to his music dubbed over it
i've watched it like 3 times and i can't decipher it
i've watched it like 3 times and i can't decipher it
How much your haircut cost and what you left as a tip. Come on.
uh ryback uploaded a 9 second video of curtis axel working out with the intro to his music dubbed over it
i've watched it like 3 times and i can't decipher it
That no muscled punk deserved it.Here's how not to do a Dominator
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I am so unhappy right now
it works on them though. look at the Hardy Boyz though, those baggy jean, arm-band wearing motherfuckers. such dorks. and they STILL dress like that as men in their late 30sAre The Acolytes wearing bootcut stonewash jeans with cowboy boots?
it works on them though. look at the Hardy Boyz though, those baggy jean, arm-band wearing motherfuckers. such dorks. and they STILL dress like that as men in their late 30s
i fully support a move to shuffle pants:
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Guy on the far left looks like Xater.
I'm a sucker for stupid season modes in wrestling video games. For whatever reason I spent my afternoon playing Smackdown! vs. RAW (2004) Season mode as Rhyno. They have Jericho and Eric Bischoff voice acting, I think.
i fully support a move to shuffle pants:
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Guy on the far left looks like Xater.
there's only 1 way men should look:
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white, black, asian, whatever. if you don't like Pudz you're out.
I bought (even tho I find it kind of expensive) TEW 2013 some days ago and it's doing a wonderful job in satiating my wrasslin games need.
You think? At least I would never wear pants like that. What the hell these look awful. Absolutely unacceptable if they are not part of some kind of performance.
I always wondered if that is any good.
Dead ringer.
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I hate you...
[quote="Sblargh, post: 107935044"]It's a spreadsheet game, basically, lots of numbers, lots of stats, very litle in terms of graphics, but everything can be edited, it is crazy detailed. The vanilla game is set on a fictional universe (tho there is something WWE-like; something TNA-like and so on), but there are mods that try to convert it to the real world.
But if you can get past the lack of graphics by using the awesome powers of your imagination and roleplaying capabilities, then you can create the promotion you want down to the last details, to the problems a puro hardcore lucha would have finding its audience, to other companies actively buying yout talent just to screw you and a million of other things. It has this Europa Universallis quality of turning a lot of real world interactions into numbers.
Gameplaywise is very good, too. I tried a lot of cheap things and couldn't get away with none of it. You can't push some talent without displeasing others; you can't go totally mainstream to grab that sponsor money and still have gimmicks that aren't easy to grasp by the general audience, and on and on. You can build a totally mainstream product and worry about heels, faces, storylines, horrible wrestlers who have to stay on top because of charisma and you can build an almost-shoot enviroment with no gimmicks, no use of anything that doesn't look realistic, very few promos, and so having to deal with finding people who are skilled enough to pull this off, the money difficulties because people who like stuff like gimmicks and storyline won't touch you, and so on. You can create anything and nothing comes without its own balance, a lot of times not obvious, from local hardcore promotions doing shows to 30 people to WWE-like organization, it's never really easy to figure out how to make everything work smoothly.
And there's still a lot of stuff I'm leaving behind. If you can get behind playing a spreadsheet game, I highly recommend it.[/QUOTE]
Sound interesting. I think there is a demo? I should give that a shot.
It's TOO complicated and too time consuming, plus it is too easy to fall into doing the same thing every show because you can spam angles that are guaranteed to work and get high ratings. I can only get about 2 months worth of in game time before I get completely bored with it. It's been like that since the EWR days.
He should release a tablet version, though. It'd be a great game for pooping or slacking off at work.
Was watching tv when they started talking about a fan touching a baseball player during a game and how it's unacceptable for the fan and the only thing i could think of was holy shit, baseball players are fucking divas. Like holy shit, he just touched you on the back.
man the skinny jean hate in here is hilarious, sometimes I forget how regressive you crazy North Americans can be. I rock the skinny jean tucked in the Doc Marten erry day and I'm a god damned man, a liberal, educated European man at that.
makes sense that ya'll spend so much time complaining about Daniel Bryan's look. newsflash, it's 2014! welcome to the globalised, digital age brothers, welcome to the supermarket of style! buzzcuts and bootcut jeans are no longer mandatory, nor are they a gauge for masculinity. get on board, lose your inhibitions and enjoy the world of hipster fashion fellas, it's the gateway to the world of hipster/alternative girls with Daddy issues and the intense, insatiable sexuality that accompanies them.
long live the skinny denim.
Was watching tv when they started talking about a fan touching a baseball player during a game and how it's unacceptable for the fan and the only thing i could think of was holy shit, baseball players are fucking divas. Like holy shit, he just touched you on the back.
well of course comfort is subjective, I enjoy the feeling of having my junk squeezed into an elasticated denim prison and held all day, but I can't imagine it's for everyone.Tight jeans just aren't comfortable. I hate the feeling of things squeezing my legs and ass all day. I hate feeling like I can't be mobile at all if I need to be. I also don't like looking like a DCAU character. Skinny jeans aren't for everyone. Some people can pull them off. It looks natural on some people, even those who aren't skinny themselves. But they look unnatural and stupid on a lot of guys. We're in an era where really ANYTHING goes fashion wise except fat guys in Dragonball Z button downs and fedoras. That is not and will never be acceptable.
I thought it was well known that baseball players are the biggest pussies in all of sports.
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Oh, you meant 'jumpuh'.
well of course comfort is subjective, I enjoy the feeling of having my junk squeezed into an elasticated denim prison and held all day, but I can't imagine it's for everyone.
also: I would like to add Charlie Chaplin/Hitler moustaches, and all of Jerry Lawler's t-shirt collection to the list of unacceptable fashion choices
Idk, if that's really you, I think you can pull them off. Maybe not the mustache, but there are people that can wear King's shirts and not look like the giant asshole that King does. King is a 64 year old man trying to look hip and cool. And no one ever looks hip and cool when they're trying to hard to look like it, especially when it isn't them.
Bryan and Punk don't really look cool, persay, but they look like they dress like themselves, as opposed to King and Batista who try to look cool by dressing like people half their age.
I have real legs not twigs, so fuck skinny jeans.
Tight jeans just aren't comfortable. I hate the feeling of things squeezing my legs and ass all day. I hate feeling like I can't be mobile at all if I need to be. I also don't like looking like a DCAU character. Skinny jeans aren't for everyone. Some people can pull them off. It looks natural on some people, even those who aren't skinny themselves. But they look unnatural and stupid on a lot of guys. We're in an era where really ANYTHING goes fashion wise except fat guys in Dragonball Z button downs and fedoras. That is not and will never be acceptable.
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