Jack Armstrong had a solid career. But I’ll always remember him from his appearance on Wild ‘n’ Crazy Kids.
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Kyle O’Reilly being thrown out as Orange Cassidy’s Fake Diesel during the “Wednesday Night War” is one of the funniest moves made in that era.
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We are now one week away from #LastResortMW. I know the show is going to be awesome. But I’m going to be a mess all week.
Please join us live @IrvingTheater in Indianapolis. If not, watch on @indiewrestling a few days later and/or buy the physical media release
I was the hand-off guy one time for my buddy who sold weed in college.
By this headline’s precedent, TMZ would label me a drug lord.
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Got back from grocery shopping to see Nolie watching the Chris Benoit Dark Side of the Ring on YouTube.
All he could say was, “This guy seems like a real ass”.
There was a woman in my showing who literally starting booing the screen at that moment.
I always loved that the Million Dollar Man character likely had a pool at his home, like most wealthy folks.
But he was so evil that he had to fuck with the public pool for fun.
I love the implication from KeMalito slapping Marina that Marina normally does to Mox, that KeMalito is actually the real coach behind The Death Riders.
Baby’s First Concussion Diagnosis
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If there had been a three-hour follow-up movie diving deeper into “You Can See Everything” immediately after we finished watching it, I think we would have stayed to watch it
I’m a bit behind, but Matt Sydal vs Bryan Keith from last week’s ROH TV was REALLY good.
Between this and the Orange Cassidy match from Collision weeks ago, I think this is the best that Sydal has looked in over a decade.
I really hope he gets something to sink his teeth into.
Just got out of You Can See Everything.
I think it’s the best movie I’ve ever seen where I have no clue how to feel about it afterwards.
Also, seeing it with a full theatre enhances the experience so much. The moments of collective releases of tension were amazing.
The funniest possible response to Mistico still being a gigantic draw in CMLL.
This would be like if instead of Fake Diesel, they made Glenn Jacobs play Fake Oz.
















