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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.

Q-pilled means he's been brainwashed into believing q-anon stupidity, not that he's taking actual pills.

It seems like it was just largely the creators of the show discussing various theories about his death, the real scoop seems to have been them getting Gino's mom to talk about his dad, which finally put the "Is Paul Boesch Gino's dad?" rumor to bed.

So I guess Corny must have called Penelope Ford a slut at some point, since Miro went on a Twitter rant basically threatening to beat his ass over it. I know that's just feeding into what he and his fans want, but Mike Tyson said it best when he said social media has got people too used to being disrespectful and not getting punched in the mouth for it.

WCW was famous for having loads of authority figures to the point it was never clear who was really in charge. Was it Nick Bockwinkel? Was it Roddy Piper? Bischoff? Some unseen WCW Board of Directors? Some totally random Turner suit brought out to make an announcement? What was the hierarchy? Did the President outrank the Commissioner? We'd never know for sure.

Kind of a forgotten thing was how WCW would split Nitro into two separate hours complete with switching the announcers up and pyro.

There's still opportunity to be a buffet, WCW was able to do it when they had an audience of millions every week. You had lucha matches, cruiser matches, hardcore matches with plunder, and whatever bullshit the nWo was doing on top. I think AEW's biggest problem is they clearly stacked their roster once they signed a new deal with TNT expecting a second TV show shortly. The pandemic delayed that plan and now they are left with way too many people with the TV time they have. Yes , I know, Dark is a thing, but other than the crawl on the screen saying the results they almost never mention it on Dynamite.

Yeah it seems that Don does the business end and D'Amore does the booking, and both have done a way better job than anyone could have reasonably expected making Impact meaningful in 2021.

You did, but at the same time why would "Booking Genius Paul Heyman" be an acceptable answer in that case? If the fans chanted A-E-Dub at the reveal does that mean it's okay to not explain who did it? Because you can argue that AEW itself is AEW's biggest star since so many fans were dying to have some competent competition to what they saw as a dull and creatively bankrupt monopoly.

I mean, we saw weeks of MJF trying to get on everyone's good side like that one segment where MJF was seemingly bonding with Santana after both of them legit lost strong male role models in their lives. I can easily see it as them knowing he was full of shit and MJF realizing they know he's full of shit so he arranged his own stable as plan B. As far as "who turned off the lights", you could say either MJF just paid off a production worker with his implied wealth, or maybe Tully arranged it because he's a devious old school bastard who can get things done. I can see how it would be something you would want an answer to, but honestly it doesn't matter that much to me. Maybe it's a side effect of all the years of WWE tropes being beaten into my head as normal, but I just kind of accept that kind of thing in wrestling now and not think too much more about it.

The name James E. Cornette was a rib on James E. Barnett, and Bill Watts was sure to always use terms like "sissy" to make it clear what you were supposed to think about the Cornette character. It did gradually morph into more of a rich and spoiled mama's boy by the time he was in JCP though, but even then they'd hint at it when he'd be feuding with Baby Doll.