June 19, 201114 yr Author comment_5474456 "You call this the land of milk and honey? Well down here, it stinks funny." These are really funny. "American stinks" and Lex Luger is a "garbage driver".
January 16, 201411 yr comment_5580332 Borga finds a nice polluted river to show how much America stinks. He has some pretty fun lines to go with a look on his face like he really horrified what he is seeing. The dead fish in the river is a nice touch.
January 29, 201411 yr comment_5582911 Borga is amusingly horrified at the state of the environment in the U.S., and blames Americans for ruining this beautiful river. Instead of feuding, you'd think he and Tatanka would be natural allies.
January 17, 20169 yr comment_5721223 Milk and honey was a nice line to throw back at the good ol USA face. Borga is not really likable at all.
January 13, 20178 yr comment_5783290 The number one rule of trying to get someone over as a heel is to put him in a situation where he's the only one who thinks he's right. By that standard, Vince failed miserably here. I was just as disgusted as Halme was by what we saw, and you could make the argument that Ludvig Borga actually cares more about America in his way than Luger does. It's Luger's Lex Express bus that puts exhaust and pollution into the air, it's Luger's garbage and waste products that help to pollute the rivers, and it's Luger's "love it or leave it" attitude that causes a fine, upstanding supporter of clean air and water like Ludvig Borga to be booed by the fans and called an enemy of America. Doesn't anyone think that there's something wrong about that? No, Vince never thought that deeply about the situation, but he or someone who worked for him damn well should have. At the very least, make Borga an East German who's been cast out by the end of the Cold War or something like that. "Ludvig Borga" sounds more like a German name than a Finnish one anyway. As I've said before, except for two weeks every four years during the Winter Olympics, who the hell cares about lousy stinkin' Finland? (No offense to any readers from Finland out there.) I thought the line about Luger being a "garbage driver" was funny, because it made Halme sound like a legitimate immigrant who hasn't mastered all the American colloquial expressions yet. That said, what could he possibly have been trying to say? Does it even matter?
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