Nocturnowl
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Were the Ascension not on RAW? Was Luke Harper?
Some had to be sacrificed for that double dosage of Kane & Show.
Were the Ascension not on RAW? Was Luke Harper?
Okay Lucha underground is indeed awesome, it's an hour of my favorite aspects of WCW's midcard.
I don't know everyone's names yet, but I really enjoyed the matches with the tag team dressed like stereotypical mexican gangsters & Angelico, Cage also surprised me with his moveset.
Yeah the only downside to Lucha Underground is its over way to quickly. They are doing a great job of introducing new talent but having certain guys off the show for a week or two at a time is jarring though. Can we give LU Raws 3rd hour and kill 2 birds with one stone?
"Why do we bring the best entertainment into a country like abu dhabi and they look down upon women and gays? I get it! #MillionsofDollars"
Just took a look, he seems upset.Meltzer watches it live.
Anyone seeing Darren Young twitter complaint about the WWE going to the Middle East?
Deleted that but still going at it on twitter. Should the WWE go there when they do look down on gays and women and won't be changing there stance anytime soon?
ORRRR, a nice family friendly meal.
Meltzer watches it live.
Anyone seeing Darren Young twitter complaint about the WWE going to the Middle East?
Deleted that but still going at it on twitter. Should the WWE go there when they do look down on gays and women and won't be changing there stance anytime soon?
same person?? who is this??
WWE loves their faces calling women whore's, they probably think abu dhabi is alright.
WWE looks down on women and gays.
Meltzer watches it live.
Anyone seeing Darren Young twitter complaint about the WWE going to the Middle East?
Deleted that but still going at it on twitter. Should the WWE go there when they do look down on gays and women and won't be changing there stance anytime soon?
WWE looks down on women and gays.
I like where this thread is heading.
Just look at all those tangents and lost train of thought. That's the thing about trains, they were touted as the next big thing and in 1887 it looked like it was going to happen. When John D. Rockefeller, founder of Standard Oil, previously Standard Oil Ohio, bought out the Pennsylvania Railroad Company as a part of his vertical integration strategy. At five feet and eleven inches and 185 pounds, he was an average Protestant build with the psychological tools to overcome them. You know, around this time there was talk of Carnegie being the guy or Vanderbilt, but they just couldn't quite reach the summit like John did. It reminded me of the great Khubla Khan in a way as at one point, even in retirement, that John owned 90 percent of USA produced oil, also known as petroleum. And this is a guy who was considered retired for forty years. So when people and such like to talk about Cena being on top for eight years, just note that he wasn't the only Juan or John to achieve such dominance.
Vince's wife ran a campaign with a position against equal rights for gays.
Hell yeah!What the fuck, Brutus Beefcake as the #1 job gimmick?!
same person?? who is this??
March thread should be called:
March Wrasslin' |OT| TV Ratings Down? Better Call Saul!
That show is going to destroy RAWs ratings when it goes to its normal Monday slot.
If you go by this generalization don't you mean the United States looks down on women and gays because we work with them as well.
Post of the yearJust look at all those tangents and lost train of thought. That's the thing about trains, they were touted as the next big thing and in 1887 it looked like it was going to happen. When John D. Rockefeller, founder of Standard Oil, previously Standard Oil Ohio, bought out the Pennsylvania Railroad Company as a part of his vertical integration strategy. At five feet and eleven inches and 185 pounds, he was an average Protestant build with the psychological tools to overcome them. You know, around this time there was talk of Carnegie being the guy or Vanderbilt, but they just couldn't quite reach the summit like John did. It reminded me of the great Khubla Khan in a way as at one point, even in retirement, that John owned 90 percent of USA produced oil, also known as petroleum. And this is a guy who was considered retired for forty years. So when people and such like to talk about Cena being on top for eight years, just note that he wasn't the only Juan or John to achieve such dominance.
Just look at all those tangents and lost train of thought. That's the thing about trains, they were touted as the next big thing and in 1887 it looked like it was going to happen. When John D. Rockefeller, founder of Standard Oil, previously Standard Oil Ohio, bought out the Pennsylvania Railroad Company as a part of his vertical integration strategy. At five feet and eleven inches and 185 pounds, he was an average Protestant build with the psychological tools to overcome them. You know, around this time there was talk of Carnegie being the guy or Vanderbilt, but they just couldn't quite reach the summit like John did. It reminded me of the great Khubla Khan in a way as at one point, even in retirement, that John owned 90 percent of USA produced oil, also known as petroleum. And this is a guy who was considered retired for forty years. So when people and such like to talk about Cena being on top for eight years, just note that he wasn't the only Juan or John to achieve such dominance.
Nice choice, uce. How'd you get that, rare?
Gotta step up your steak game to rare.Medium rare.
We ain't hungry no more either, brah
Gotta step up your steak game to rare.
Start with rare plus if you're eating at the finer joints. It's like the Smith machine version of rare.
She's 55 WHAT!
El Patron's greatest contribution during his stint in WWE.
Give us the scoop man.Hope you guys like tag teams becauseon SmackdownBryan is single handedly burying them all
Hope you guys like tag teams becauseon SmackdownBryan is single handedly burying them all