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Seems like the company knows she has better options available and is doing the usual passive aggressive bullshit to make her want to leave. That way they can say they got rid of her for not doing her job rather than having her leave them for a better opportunity.

Yeah I was talking about Wreddit, which is pretty much a worthless shitpile on a good day.

I don't think he would top the list, but Buddy Rose should get a mention for being as smooth as he was and such a good worker for someone who clearly gave zero shits about staying fit.

It seems clearer by the day that Pat Patterson was the only person who was ever able to translate Vince's wants/needs/quirks into a consistently watchable and entertaining product. It really seems like anyone else just managed to get lucky occasionally.

Yeah, reddit is awful for many reasons but shaming idiots who don't take a pandemic seriously isn't one of them.

"Mr. McMahon" is 100% Vince's real personality with the volume turned up. It was also effective because he would constantly be foiled by Austin's shenanigans instead of how WWE is booked now where the heels largely bigfoot all the faces and make them look like geeks.

They're both shitty, but false advertising on TV probably isn't as bad as doing it on a show you want people to sign up for Peacock for so you can do your stress tests on its streaming capability.

Honestly, it's kind of shitty they are promoting this as a match that will actually happen when we know WWE doesn't allow man on woman violence. Like somehow I'm sure it's technically not false advertising since they'll do something where they will be in a ring together before whatever Fiend nonsense happens, but it's still them promoting something they know they can't or won't deliver.

Impact pul the 2016 Drew-Lashley match the two had up on their YouTube page, which was a very "I see what you did there" move.

No doubt. Once Dana made his announcement there was no way Vince is not at least going to try to do a full house.

Too bad she's gonna get fined or whatever, she leg slapped.

I'm imagining Shane heard KO talk last year about wanting to jump off the pirate ship and just got the largest boner he ever had.

Man, I'm kind of hoping Braun did something to upset management like shit in someone's bag or like a pro-mask tweet to explain him being in such a shit storyline.

By the way, I couldn't help but notice while the New Day was celebrating their win, one of the Thunderdome fans had their camera positioned to focus on their giant Blue Lives Matter flag.

Good to see our boy getting a Mania payday, but this is kind of giving me Nathan Jones vibes.

Isn't it weird that someone who checks all the boxes that WWE likes in women like Mandy Rose went from being in a featured angle on Smackdown to being in a JTTS tag team on Raw?

For some reason I never noticed until now how Miz's gear looks like it was designed by his daughters using a Bedazzler.

Also why is Morrison still rocking that Captain Marvel mohawk?

Just watching on delay now, Lashley out here looking like a Pimp Called Slickback with that purple suit.

I think it's that and also Vince would be loathe to put the guy who was the face of the company he was battling in the main event of Wrestlemania.

So it looks like the math checks out, our favorite orange ref was part of a group that went maskless to a local city meeting to demand they become a sanctuary for the unborn (lol wut?) a few weeks ago and another outbreak hit NXT two weeks later. Coincidence?

Yeah especially since there haven't been nearly as many cases on the main roster, and a lot of those were due to being adjacent to someone in NXT.

I always had the impression Vince and Sable didn't have the greatest relationship, and while yes she did come back since business is business, I don't see her as the type to be particularly eager to come back to that environment.

I get the feeling Jim was trying to find a female version of the "that guy gets more ass than a public toilet seat" joke and failed to stick the landing. He managed to get his point across while still making everyone thing "wait....what?" about how he said it. Also, while I don't believe two wrongs make a right you can't have your own sexual activities be open knowledge and criticize someone else's alleged ones without thinking people will throw that shit in your face.

Cornette is the annoying kid in class who doesn't pose any real harm but gets under everyone's skin to the point they want to slap him. Of course the better play is to just ignore him and move on, but I can't imagine being someone he's targeted on a regular basis not wanting to throttle the piss out of him. I really can't blame anyone in AEW for lashing out to be honest, dude's probably making bank by taking cheap shots at the company and making homophobic comments at their champion on a regular basis. The onus shouldn't be on the target to keep a stiff upper lip and take the abuse, the person dealing the abuse needs to be told to STFU. We've seen countless examples of the "just ignore it" mindset just leading to the toxic person just gaining more influence, since people see garbage being spewed unchecked and think there must be some merit behind it.