Z-Pak Heat

@vettesetter @EliteClubS0B Have you realized it yet?

@EliteClubS0B Sometimes you're just not that important and don't realize it.

MVP says Triple H repeatedly ignored him and Bobby Lashley backstage, which ultimately led to both stars deciding to leave WWE. “I don't like Triple H, I think he's a coward and a liar. There were multiple times I tried to talk to Triple H, and he would always say, ‘I’ll get with you in a little bit.’ “Bobby couldn’t get Triple H on the phone. Triple H wouldn’t give Bobby any one on one time. Bobby wanted to talk to Triple H about, ‘Hey, what’s my direction? What am I doing here?’ But Triple H always had something come up. “So I told Bobby while we were sitting in catering, ‘Dog, I’m not going to re-sign. Don’t re-sign either. You, me, and Shelton should go to AEW. Let’s go.’ “I was in Bobby’s ear every week. ‘Bobby, let’s go, dog. Let’s get Shelton and head across the street.’ It finally got to the point where Bobby was like, ‘Yeah, you’re right. There’s no future here for us.’ “So my contract ran out. Bobby’s contract ran out. We chose not to re-sign. Contrary to what some people might say, that was our decision.” (Marking Out with MVP & Dwayne Swayze)

@ChrisMartzWX Why would you spend this much time criticizing a presidential tier list from a random account with 1k followers lol

These rankings are awful. Tell me you know nothing about U.S. history without telling me you know nothing about U.S. history. The FDR worship is pure brainwashing from public school. • He was effectively a socialist. • He gets too much credit for getting us out of the Great Depression. Arguably, his polices made it worse; the war is what got the economy booming. • FDR is the father of our modern senior welfare state since he signed the Social Security Act of 1935 into law. It is now an unsustainable Ponzi scheme that hurts young working class people. • His New Deal turned the U.S. federal government into a permanent jobs program, making it the largest employer. His policies are largely what has led to inefficient and bloated bureaucracy. • The FDR administration confiscated people’s gold. • He ordered Japanese Americans into internment camps. • And, he attempted, albeit failed to pack the Supreme Court when he didn’t get his way. Moving on. . . John Adams was an instrumental founding father, but he was not a great president. He had his critics arrested with the Alien and Sedition Acts, which outlawed criticism of his policies. He was a highly tempered man that had a very chaotic management style. The only good to come out of his presidency was the Treaty of Mortefontaine, which ended the Quasi-War in 1800. Abraham Lincoln also violated the First Amendment by suspending the writ of habeas corpus. He was a decent President, especially since he oversaw the end of slavery, but that wasn’t his original goal at the start of his first term, which was to preserve the union, even if it meant that slaves weren’t freed. The rest of the “hall of famer” column isn’t bad, but James Madison didn’t really do much good or bad. His leadership during the War of 1812 was good; he was the last sitting President to face combat firsthand. But he didn’t manage it well; we had a lot of losses. The true hero of that war was Andrew Jackson at the Battle of New Orleans. Don’t even get me started on the rest of the list…

@AndySwan Lmao what the fuck point do you think you're making? Alexander Fleming wasn't uberwealthy

@ZPakHeat Did penicillin

You're much more of a slave to the 1% that commit 50% of crimes than you are to the 1% that create 40% of the wealth.

@Wr1stClutch @TheDrainmaker Your argument is they should book a show with a worse crowd so the wrestlers can be allowed to cut themselves open?

@TheDrainmaker NY and it’s ridiculous, libtard laws prohibit blood so that’s a negative. That’s why you got such a timid Stadium Stampede

Dave Meltzer suggests AEW should run Louis Armstrong Stadium every year for a PPV: "This was like Arena Mexico, this was a crowd that you needed to bottle. AEW should run this building for a PPV every year. It was too perfect of a crowd and a visual not to.” (Wrestling Observer Radio)

@NewDiveBar @OaklandBallers Lmao do you think Vegas A's games are gonna offer any tickets as cheap as that? Is it tough to post with your fingers burned by that crack pipe?

@OaklandBallers Here you contradicting fucks are even ACKNOWLEDGING the complaints. I’m just being a voice for your “touch grass and get offline” lower class fans. They deserve baseball just like the rich white kids

We have $2 Tuesday and $15 Bargain Bleachers. We also give away free tickets to Little Leaguers who take the field with the team, we are underwriting free tickets with our partners for community groups. We have free baseball camps and more. Come by. Get outside. Touch grass. Get offline.

@GogginWalters @DanWilbur @Variety A) gutfield has never drawn 6 million living viewers. B) if you're comparing viewership numbers from the cable era to the streaming era, you clearly don't know shit about fuck.

lol, Letterman got over 13 million for his last episode, and other hosts didn’t have to make their shows go dark, like Kimmel did for Colbert. Gutfeld gets more viewers for many of his regular shows, than Colbert did for his final show. The audience is still out there, and Gutfeld doesn’t have a staff of 200 people and 22 terrible writers. Losing $40-50 million per year is not going to allow any show to make it to 20 years. You just need people with actual talent, and Kimmel is not one of those people. The only time Kimmel has ever been funny was when he could mooch off actually funny people like Adam Carolla. He’ll be next, because publicly traded companies are not safe havens for unfunny hacks that can’t figure out how to make a show work profitably.

The series finale of “The Late Show With Stephen Colbert” drew 6.74M viewers on Thursday night, making it the most-watched weeknight episode in the show’s history. • The finale was up sharply from the show’s 2026 Q1 average of 2.69M viewers • It’s also above “The Late Show” series premiere on Sept. 8, 2015, which averaged 6.55M viewers • The most-watched episode remains Colbert’s post-Super Bowl broadcast on Feb. 7, 2016, which drew 20.55M viewers variety.com/2026/tv/news/t…

@AP4Liberty 6 was a Biden decision Trump took credit for.

Reasons I support Donald Trump: 1. His SCOTUS appointments eliminated the Chevron doctrine. 2. Killed the Obamacare individual mandate. 3. Eliminated over 27,000 pages of regulations and implemented the 10-to-1 deregulation rule. 4. Pardoned Ross Ulbricht. 5. First Step Act. 6. Moved marijuana from Schedule I to Schedule III. 7. Made hemp federally legal. 8. Signed Right to Try. 9. Repealed federal net neutrality rules. 10. Withdrew from the Paris Climate Agreement and World Health Organization. 11. Launched trade and visa deals with libertarian Javier Milei 12. Built trade deals with Japan.

@TobyPetzold Hey so you're fucking stupid. Letterman talked politics all the time. youtu.be/gkDjz_eRoaw?si…

David Letterman was a huge influence on me when I was a teenager and into my 20s. He had the good sense to keep his politics out of his show, à la Carson. Back then, if I had known his party affiliation, it very likely wouldn’t have mattered to me, tho. But long before he was done at CBS, I had already stopped watching him because he was a vicious prick. He was cruel to people and it repulsed me. When I heard that Stephen Colbert was taking over The Late Show, I predicted that he wouldn’t be able to transition from his tedious Bill O’Reilly parody to his actual self —and I was right. I never watched Colbert except incidentally. All he ever did was push the DNC agenda, so I missed nothing. Good riddance to the propaganda. Can’t wait for Jimmy Kimmel to take his dive next.

Let’s do some basic math. Say the war cost us $50 billion ( low I know but let’s go with it) 25 times is $1,250 billion Oil is about $100 a barrel So this means we would need 12.5 billion barrels of oil Daily oil production in Venezuela is 1.1 million barrels I will double it to 2 million barrels a day So that’s 6,250 days worth of oil or about 17 years of their production. Now does anyone believe this BS ? Of course they do. The morons in Trump cult.

@IamR0galD0rn So why did the cost of a whopper go up in places where minimum wage hasn't been touched, genius

The 'boomers' (anyone older than 20 in 2020) tried to warn ALLLLLLLLLL of you that raising fast food wages to $15+/hr was going to have serious long-term consequences when combined with inflation and terrible policies. It was ignored, for the most part.

@BonafideKRS @Charlesdav43874 "your". Should have listened to a teacher.

@Charlesdav43874 Can’t. You’re mom keeps me busy. Tell her I said hi. Stay mad

Full benefits, works 9 months per year. Zero accountability for poor performance. Protected by a union. I’m not sympathetic. Sorry

@BonafideKRS The only void around here is between your ears

To all the pro educator bots swarming the replies, just assume you’re muted Scream into the void

@ChrisWickNews @Br00klands Not much better.

@Br00klands I know NOW better late then NEVER right?

I didn’t vote for Donald Trump because I thought he was flawless. I voted because I thought he was the last off-ramp. The lesser of two evils… with a promise that actually meant something. No new wars. End the old ones. Put America First. That message hit hard. It felt like a reset. But look around now. Conflicts aren’t ending — they’re multiplying. Billions are still pouring overseas. Military support keeps expanding into places most Americans can’t even point to on a map. And back home? People are drowning quietly. Groceries cost more every week. Families are hanging on by a thread. Veterans — the ones who already gave everything — are still sleeping on the streets. Debt is crushing. Stress is everywhere. So I keep coming back to one question: What happened to America First? Because this doesn’t feel like it. This feels like the same machine… just repainted. I didn’t vote for global escalation. I didn’t vote to fund the world while Americans fall behind. I voted for peace abroad and stability at home. And right now? That promise feels further away than ever. This isn’t just disappointment anymore. People are starting to wake up.

@FearedBuck It's like Jordan told Kobe - you can wear the shoes but you'll never fill em

Drake wearing the same gloves Michael Jackson wore.

@thesmartmark 3 months to go, zero matches announced yet. Why is the sky falling?

I love AEW A LOT But this… is not good

@csimons3 @TRHLofficial A court document isn't a personal attack. Your ignorance doesn't prove everyone else is out to get you.

@ZPakHeat @TRHLofficial As I said, personal attacks. You have 0 context or evidence for those situations either. But you don't care

I saw Thomas Massie a month after Rhonda died. He was a ghost- alarmingly thin, eyes sunken, moving like someone who hadn’t slept since his world ended. Devastation hung on him like a second skin. When I offered condolences, he could barely respond. He was just numb. Hollowed out. A husband who’d lost the love of his life and the mother of his children. And yet here we are: the same political sewer parading out SSR-eyed women with wild, ever-changing sex allegations against opponents they can’t beat. But the timing of this one! Weeks after I saw him and he was reminding himself to breathe. This is desperate and vile, but not surprising. After all, disgusting, predatory, woke shit is the loser’s signature tactic when they can’t beat a man at the ballot box.

@csimons3 @TRHLofficial Lol type in all the caps you want, just make sure you also look at the posts in this thread of her past claims that have been dismissed.

@ZPakHeat @TRHLofficial Not one single claim has been discussed here. It is all personal attacks against a potential victim who has the right to at least be HEARD.

@csimons3 @TRHLofficial Didn't what? Sound it out.

@ZPakHeat @TRHLofficial No, she did not.

@fictitiousfruit @WrestleTalk_TV Didn't have the patience to read the whole thing, huh?

@WrestleTalk_TV WTF is he talking about? You want to make them look good because it’s your job. If you’re worried they’re going to “take your career” then be a better wrestler. JFC…these guys say things to say them.

Lance Storm questions why wrestlers would want to work together to make each other look good in the WWE John Cena Classic since fan voting is deciding the champion: "When getting the championship, getting the push, potentially facing a less experienced NXT worker, why would I wanna make them look good and potentially earn them votes, which could sabotage my own career? "If I'm a $500,000 main roster guy and I'm in there with a $75,000 a year NXT guy, why would I use my skill and my experience to make him look good, because if he wins the popularity contest and wins and gets the push to the championship, I could lose my job. "Because there's gonna be a TKO executive going, 'Well why are we paying this guy that lost the fan vote and is less over than this NXT guy that works for way less money?' "If I know ahead of time, 'Hey, you're getting a push, we wanna protect this guy,' okay, I'll make him look good. But if I don't know who's winning or losing the actual fan vote, it's no longer in my interest to make the guy look good. "You're completely contradicting the entire basis that this industry has been founded on - that's the predetermined nature, which allows us to go and present the story that's been predetermined. "But with the vote happening afterwards to see who the fans want, it's no longer a predetermined sport and I'm no longer wanting to give my all to make someone else look good." (WOL)