Yes. As a matter of fact, we always turn heel when things don't go our way. We make sure to channel our spirit guides to help smite our foes with their greatest weaknesses. Did you see the sequel to the Mortal Kombat live-action movie with the shitty CGI Animalities? That was closer to the truth than you might think.
Oglala-Sioux. I'll use my Spirit Monsters deck...provided that they're not as bad as when they debuted.
Yes. As a matter of fact, we always turn heel when things don't go our way. We make sure to channel our spirit guides to help smite our foes with their greatest weaknesses. Did you see the sequel to the Mortal Kombat live-action movie with the shitty CGI Animalities? That was closer to the truth than you might think.
Bloody hell, i'll make sure not to get on your bad side then. I'll take the heel turn in the long forgotten Beef and Owl connection if I have to, a noble sacrifice to save wrasslegaf from
Seriously. I know it was a big title match and they wanted to make it special, but they just did so much shit, the crowd totally didn't care by the end. Here's the last 3 minutes;
- Sami hits a powerbomb off the top, through a garbage can across two chairs - Drake kicks out.
- Sami hits a backdrop driver onto the garbage can - Drake kicks out.
- Sami lays drake on some chairs and the garbage can, goes to the top, Drake gets up, Superplexes Sami onto the pile - Sami kicks out.
- Drake goes for Drakes Landing, but Sami counters and hits a backdrop driver on thumbtacks - Drake kicks out.
- Drake catches Sami, hits Drakes Landing onto thumbtacks - Sami kicks out.
- Drake goes for it again, Sami counters and hits Drakes Landing himself onto thumbtacks - Drake kicks out.
- Drake hits Drakes Landing onto a chair - Sami kicks out.
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So, Insane Clown Posse's new album 'The Mighty Death Pop!' comes out in August, and it seems the first single is going to be titled 'Chris Benoit' - there will be a video too. Here's a description of the song's lyrical themes;
"It will be about the mental breakdown based off of Chris Benoit, snapping in a loss of sanity in a moment of panic."
Maybe at one point when the roster accepts to work with the Ryback since right now they don't want to work with him and that's why no-name jobbers are used each week.
Maybe at one point when the roster accepts to work with the Ryback since right now they don't want to work with him and that's why no-name jobbers are used each week.
Yes, on the 1000th RAW, but after Ryback squashes Slater, he takes the mic and yells out "FEED ME MORE".
Music hits. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E9JNRhk9qxI
Ryback gets squashed.
This past Monday on the WWE Raw Supershow, Vince McMahon made the call not to mention Fort Wayne, which is the city Raw was taped in. If Vince doesn't think the city sounds big league enough, the name of the city is banned. A few weeks back when Smackdown was in Columbia, SC, he made the same call.
I think it has to do with trademark issues. Big Red Machine is traditionally associated with the old Cincinnati Reds team, so they probably wanted to be able to trademark Big Red Monster. Booker is the only one that still calls him Big Red Machine, but that's probably cause he didn't get the memo.