Spider from Mars
tap that thorax
Slightly drunk
slightly sxared
Slightly drunk
Slightly drunk
slightly sxared
Trying to take over my spot?!@?
Big show marks? Ewww
Big Shoe was pretty awesome in 2008 when he came back. He slowly regressed back to where he was prior to that, but he had a good year where he was great. I also think his 2006 feud with HHH was super good and underrated. Their match at New Year's Resolution 2006 is a favorite from either career.
I don't remember much of the details except for HHH breaking Big Shoe's hand and the match being really good. Late 2005-early 2006 was pretty good for HHH.
I don't remember much of the details except for HHH breaking Big Shoe's hand and the match being really good. Late 2005-early 2006 was pretty good for HHH.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mhSh35ryueA
THey should do this with the Shield
WWE’s Vickie Guerrero announced on this week’s SmackDown show that Ricardo Rodriguez would not be allowed to be in Rob Van Dam’s corner this weekend at Night Of Champions when he challenges Alberto Del Rio for the World Heavyweight Championship. Rodriguez reacted to the news on Twitter, writing:
“Im sorry guys. I really tried against Del Rio but came up on the losing end tonight on Smackdown. Guess I won’t be at #NOC “
Once it hits real-life truth, it tends to. And there's this:I thought it was cringe worthy to be honest. Yikes
No I always hated pokemon. I hate when people bring up pokemon as their "Childhood" when it didn't come out that long ago. Then they fucking nostalgia over it And it's still popular and relevant.
No I always hated pokemon. I hate when people bring up pokemon as their "Childhood" when it didn't come out that long ago. Then they fucking nostalgia over it And it's still popular and relevant.
I don't think I'll ever get into pokemon. Don't get me wrong I don't like yugioh cards, or digimon either.
Man, I'm hungover. Help
baw gawd, Sunflower, do i have something hilarious to show you. let's hope the gif shows up soon.
edit: wrasslin friends, a shoot Flair Flop:
Probably goes without saying, but discussion in spoiler tags please. Can't trust these bookies not to ruin the results.
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It's my spot, i just let you hild it.
Jesus christ, son of Mary, wife of Joseph...
Lord, give me the strength to overcome Aiii's idiotic posts....
It's 50/50, like a coin toss, it's... I can't.
Jesus H. Christ!
Spoilers? Really?
Aiii, Aiii, Aiii. Aiii-YAiii-YAiiii.
Let's try a hypothetical scenario to see if we can delve into the mind of a psychotic Euro, people. Let's say Aiii reads a "spoiler" that says Daniel Bryan wins and then Daniel Bryan wins. So the match was ruined for him but only retroactively because he read the result, which has a 1 in 2 chance of occuring, I repeat, it has just as much a chance to be wrong so it's no different than watching a match between two competitors having never read any "spoilers".
I'm trying. I'm trying really hard here.
So Aiii needs to completely clear his mind before watching a match, so that he has no inclination one way or the other about who will win in order to enjoy it.
This is an effing wrestling match, I'll remind you.
So if Aiii accidently reads a spoiler that says Orton wins and now he's upset and every apsect of the match is painted with that result in mind but then Bryan wins. So does Aiii now doubly enjoy the match because he swerved himself?
Mein Gott. Aiii you need help.
You realize Pokemon is 17 years old, right?
But you won't know the outcome of the match until you watch the outcome of the match. There is one of two possible outcomes. You talk about accurately predicting the entire card like it's picking the winning lottery numbers, lol.So, just because it's scripted and betting results have been known to be rigged so that they accuratly predict the entire card, I am not allowed to not know the outcome of a match.
Fooled by near pinfalls? Here's a spoiler for you: I predict the main event will end sometime around 11 pm est/8 pm pst.Yes, I fucking enjoy watching a show more without knowing what fucking happens, go cry in a corner about it, why don't you. I enjoy watching a match unfold and getting fooled by near-pinfalls and what not.
Wrestling isn't any different? Are you being serious right now? Breaking Bad was written and filmed months ago. There are a myriad of possible outcomes, Hank and Walt aren't in a wrestling match.If I'm watching Breaking Bad, I don't want to know if Hank or Walt wins in the end before it happens, the anticipation of seeing it end is half of the fun. Wrestling is 't any different, it's more fun to see it happen than to read about.
First of, check your tone. I'm trying to calmly and rationally show you how much of a lunatic you are and you're reacting very hostile toward me.So you can fuck right off with your high and mighty bs, the betting has been pretty much 100% accurate for months now due to people int he company leaking scripts and I don't care to be spoiled.
Didn't you leave the thread because people like Daniel Bryan. We still do, go away.
Thing is, I know bo breath is trollin', but I don't think it's unreasonable to suggest that if the betting odds are correct for the first 3-4 matches, they'll likely be correct for the rest, thus undercutting the "what will happen?" aspect that makes watching wrestling so fun.
I'll grant you this, if it spoils how the match is won, then I can see how that would dampen your enjoyment. But just who wins? That I don't understand.
I'll grant you this, if it spoils how the match is won, then I can see how that would dampen your enjoyment. But just who wins? That I don't understand.
At this point, you're watching the match to prove the validity of the spoiler. Again, there's a 1 in 2 chance of it being right. I don't believe there's any concrete wrestling spoilers set in stone, then again, I'm out of the loop on this Dolphin reddit guy.Well if you know that, say, Randy Orton is going to win, then you have to basically lie to yourself to actually be emotionally invested in what Daniel Bryan is doing. The match may be well-wrestled, but that aura of "anything could happen" is gone.
I don't generally believe in the idea of "spoiling" something, as I think that the greatest pleasure is in seeing HOW a story is accomplished, not what its plot is, but for wrestling - where the twists and surprises are a large part of the show - it seems like a bit of a dick move.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3rCRpniRh80
New set of Brawlin' Buddies. John Cena, The Rock, Sheamus, and................Brodus Clay?
What is this nonsense? Think of all the title changes no one expected to happen that would have been spoiled if the outcome was known beforehand.