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Spermgod posted:the interpromotional mexican turtles feud rages on I can't wait for the eventual DVD recapping the entire feud edit: new page means i better post some pics before hulkamatt grounds me Yuji Nagata, this guy owns  Adrian Neville: chair  A bunch of jobbers and Roman Reigns 
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Roman Reigns with fans
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PAC has done sexy legs
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So what I took from last page is that there are some stupidly attractive Japanese wrestlers and that WWE should bring back the European title, but rename it the Eurovision title and have it contested in a karaoke tournament.
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 the old guys are comedians Marc Maron and Bobcat Goldthwait schweens fucked around with this message at 03:03 on Feb 26, 2015 |
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Feb 26, 2015 03:01
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Bobcat looks like hell. Hell or a terrible Dr. Who cosplay.
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KungFu Grip posted:Bobcat looks like hell. Hell or a terrible Dr. Who cosplay. He looks okay when you correct for the fact that he's in his fifties and didn't look that good to begin with.
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Feb 26, 2015 05:40
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I know Marc Maron is funny, but every time I see him I think of a story told about Patrice Oneal where they were all on Tough Crowd, and Marc started to go into his long-winded bit and Patrice cut him off with a "Shuuuuut up, Marc!" Man, I miss Patrice.
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fatherdog posted:He looks okay when you correct for the fact that he's in his fifties and didn't look that good to begin with. Yeah, dude was in his early 20s when he started appearing in those Police Academy movies and he looked about 40 then.
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Feb 26, 2015 08:08
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Punk looks so happy...
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njsykora posted:Punk looks so happy... I was trying to figure out why he just looks "better" and I think it's the lack of giant black bags under his eyes. Not having to travel 4 days of the week after doing it for 5 years steadily must feel like a constant vacation.
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Feb 26, 2015 11:58
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Dude was sick and overworked for basically years and now he gets to be well-rested, do whatever he wants, and relax. He's 36 and sitting on enough money that he's basically retired, with enough people that respect him and know who he is that he can gently caress around and do whatever fun poo poo he wants between writing for comics and becoming an anime. He made the right decision and I'm surprised he isn't beaming ear to ear in every picture people take.
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Feb 26, 2015 14:12
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I really don't understand why WWE wrestlers have to do that kind of schedule other than the fact that that's how they always did it. One day people will look back at the schedule the way we look back at chair shots from the late 90s.
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Spikeguy posted:I really don't understand why WWE wrestlers have to do that kind of schedule other than the fact that that's how they always did it. One day people will look back at the schedule the way we look back at chair shots from the late 90s. Especially when it's easily demonstrable that a lighter schedule = longer career. See: The fact that Yuji Nagata, Minoru Suzuki and Manabu Nakanishi are still working and doing, at worst (let's be honest, Nakanishi), decent work.
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Hijo Del Helmsley posted:Especially when it's easily demonstrable that a lighter schedule = longer career. See: The fact that Yuji Nagata, Minoru Suzuki and Manabu Nakanishi are still working and doing, at worst (let's be honest, Nakanishi), decent work. Yeah I have no idea why a business would seek to maximize profit above all else.
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neonbregna posted:Yeah I have no idea why a business would seek to maximize profit above all else. That may be true, but businesses do change. If all society allowed them to get away with is profit, you would still have child labor and people getting paid pennies (In America)
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Spikeguy posted:I really don't understand why WWE wrestlers have to do that kind of schedule other than the fact that that's how they always did it. One day people will look back at the schedule the way we look back at chair shots from the late 90s.
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KungFu Grip posted:Bobcat looks like hell. Hell or a terrible Dr. Who cosplay. He looks like someone that's aged, for sure, but he's still as animated as he ever was. This was from 2011: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QdjME2OAjIE
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Ricochet posted:A sweet #tbt of me and my dude @dhomneek circa 2007. Prom I think. #Studs #Badasses #Handsome 
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Spikeguy posted:That may be true, but businesses do change. If all society allowed them to get away with is profit, you would still have child labor and people getting paid pennies (In America) WWE is in a position where, for the most part, if a worker decided he didn't like the WWE schedule, WWE could replace him with ease, because for every worker who wouldn't be willing to do the WWE schedule, there are at least a hundred who would, and it is possible that there is only one irreplaceable talent in the company. So long as working for WWE is extremely lucrative for workers and treated by the wrestling fanbase as the only major league show in town worth paying for, there is no reason for change to happen, because society is saying what they think, and the vote is 'We approve of WWE'.
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Feb 26, 2015 18:32
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Great White Hope posted:So long as working for WWE is extremely lucrative for workers. Might want to walk this statement back considering people are getting paid $500 per Raw.
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Feb 26, 2015 18:35
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Just add the word "some" in there and its true!
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Feb 26, 2015 18:36
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That Ricochet pic rules:
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thank god ricochet got rid of his terrible terrible hair
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NotQuiteQuentin posted:Might want to walk this statement back considering people are getting paid $500 per Raw. I mean so long as workers perceive working for WWE as a lucrative opportunity. Whether or not reality matches that doesn't really matter so long as guys are willing to sign the contracts. Wrestling's evils has been exposed countless times, and nothing has changed. Eddie Guerrero died, the business moved forward. Chris Benoit killed himself and his family, the business moved forward. CM Punk quit and publicly shredded the company, the business moved forward. Society doesn't care, it'll take workers banding together on their end, likely for a short-term loss, to make things happen for their general long-term benefit, and I don't see that happening any time soon. Does the WWE schedule suck for workers? Absolutely, but WWE, for all its faults, has done an excellent job of making themselves the draw, and for the most part, both the people who give the business money and the people who provide the in-ring service support that.
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Spikeguy posted:That may be true, but businesses do change. If all society allowed them to get away with is profit, you would still have child labor and people getting paid pennies (In America) Businesses didn't change laws did.
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My push is augmented
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The sky above the port was the color of television, tuned to a channel of neon blue.
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Adrian Neville to debut as a Kingsman.
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Great White Hope posted:Does the WWE schedule suck for workers? Absolutely, but WWE, for all its faults, has done an excellent job of making themselves the draw, and for the most part, both the people who give the business money and the people who provide the in-ring service support that. Thing is, if they built more than one top draw at a time, and made the midcard important, they could easily split up the tours further so people wouldn't have to work every night while still making the same money.
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sticklefifer posted:Thing is, if they built more than one top draw at a time, and made the midcard important, they could easily split up the tours further so people wouldn't have to work every night while still making the same money. This would require them to expend money on talented writers instead of just feeding everyone to cena.
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Moe Habana? The Gameboy-only King of Fighters character? Whaaaaaat
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LobsterMobster posted:i love hassy (face only)
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