Johnny Sorrow

When he set it up he was a heel. Changing your Twitter handle is a pain.

If I was on a desert island and i could have three matches to watch it'd be Magnum vs Tully I QUIT and then two with hot chicks. So I could choose which I'd be abusing myself to.

Kallisto is the guy they're going with for that role and he's tiny.

You know, those of you who don't want to go anymore can easily sell me your tickets at a loss while you go watch the travelling CZW show.

Show them Magnum vs Tully I QUIT. Give them a basic explanation of why this is happening and then if they love it, you can introduce more wrestling. If they don't, move on to other possible shared interests.

The Austin show interview with Big Show was outstanding. Essential viewing for everyone who thinks they know how WWE wrestling works but really don't.

Brock isn't a good guy or a bad guy, he's a force of nature like Galactus.

Batista has also been publicly vocal about the PG era and how much he dislikes it.

I didn't take Barrett as being frustrated, I thought he was goofing around.

Jesus Christ, motherfucker makes Haystacks Calhoun look like Mike Von Erich now.

I was just saying that it just annoys me when people go "Oh what a great heel" regarding a real life awful piece of shit. To me, a" heel" is a part played on TV and live entertainment shows. Not awful wastes of stem cells who should have been back alley abortions where the mother died so she couldn't make more of her terrible progeny. And I hope his Dad gets dick cancer and his pets die. But that's just me.

Oh by the way, to me Exile On Main Street is amazingly better than Ziggy Stardust. Its not a slam, not many non live Rock and Roll albums are better than Exile. But if Ziggy is something that touches something in you that Exile doesn't, then of course you'll like it more and think it's better. Just like how Ted DiBiase touches Parv or how Jimmy Valiant ( and jazz with no rules) touch me. I'll just leave that there. Have fun with it.

Not the best, but definitely on of my favorites.

Holy shit, did that fucking guy in the red shirt in the front row have to buy three seats?

On Sportscenter he explained that the test that he just took was a new type of test.

JJ didn't manage Tully then.

Which would have really been weird since MASH wasn't shot on a set with a studio audience.

Yeah, who gives a shit? If Meltzer feels that way in the moment than there's nothing "rash" about it. What's he supposed to do, sit back and rewatch all similar segments and rate them? That's what Vulcans and insane people do.

I want to see what BIGLAV says.

That would insinuate anyone has actually been funny.

Yeah, and it gets flagged up as something incongruous with the persona they were trying to sell him as having. That shit only gets "flagged"" by weirdo zilches who don't understand pro wrestling.

That sounds like it was a blast, man. And I'm loving "smart fans saying crazy wrong shit". It's an evolution from the old days of hearing fans go on about urban legends at shows. To be fair, I'd be the same way. Alexa has a wonderful dumper.

Maybe it's just me, but I kinda think it's fucking dopey to go on about how this real life piece of shit who did something akin to being a potential murderer "is a great heel." Wrestling bad guys are actors. This guy is an amoral zero. "That Pol Pot, modern wrestlers could learn a thing or two..." Yuck.

Legends with JBL have been fantastic. It's like RF shoot interviews with a host who's well spoken, engaging, and has done research.