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@ZombieJesus198 @NotThatTomGreen I have since learned about this. Highly shitty.

@callmeniles @NotThatTomGreen The other day Ricochet lashed out at a fan on Twitter, telling them that he is glad that they got MS.

Nick Bockwinkel used to tell young heels that you only insult fans for things they chose to do. Haircuts, clothing, things they shout out, etc. People who feel sad about wrestling aren’t going to pay for wrestling. That’s my contribution to the discourse.

@PrichardShow I'm genuinely shocked people still openly talk about placing feces in people's food. Especially people with outside careers. It's just a weird thing to admit to.

Sunny sure had a shitty day…

@adhd_beans @lets_truck @factpostnews Seriously! Did he check its credit?

@callmeniles @lets_truck @factpostnews It actually made me chuckle. I wonder what kind of questions he asked it.

The FDA has announced at least 7 people have contracted E. coli linked to cheddar cheese made from raw milk.

@Iameziokwu Yeah, that 1.5 part is bullshit lol. There's no way Rock was asking for Austin money before he was already a top guy, and if he was a top guy he would never think he was topping out at 500K over his downside. Makes for a good story though.

THIS IS FOR THOSE WHO DON'T REALLY UNDERSTAND WHAT IS HAPPENING HERE: The Rock said that he walked into his BOSS's office and respectfully asked his boss who the top earner was and how much the THEN top earner, Stone Cold was making. His boss told him Stone Cold was making $1M. When he heard it, he decided to ask his boss for $2M. Vince McMahon, his boss told him that it's not a problem, but he should first take some time to go learn about how the business worked. Told him to make sure to learn the whole economics behind it and then report back to him after some time for them to finalize. After learning about the business, THE ROCK comes back to his boss and says: “Alright, i now have a better understanding of the business and the costs of running it. For that, give me the same $1M you give stone cold. I’ll probably make $1.5M total from bonuses anyway.” Meaning: ▪️$1M = guaranteed (no matter what happens) ▪️Extra $500k = small bonuses he expects His Boss then smiled and told him, he'll actually make $15M that year... Vince McMahon knew two things: 1. The business was about to explode 2. The Rock was becoming one of the main reasons money was coming in So when he says: “You’re going to make $15M” He’s not increasing the salary. He’s just pointing at everything outside the salary. Ticket sales. Pay Per View buys. Merchandise. Global deals. Basically: “The $1M is just for showing up. The real money is from what your presence generates.” That $15M is what happens when: ▪️ Arenas sell out because of you ▪️ Millions pay to watch because of you ▪️ Products move because of you Salary pays you for being there. The real money comes from what you bring in. And once you’re tied to the money coming in, not just the work going out… Your income multiplies.

@HorrorMovieBBQ I was super disappointed at the time

WrestleMania 2000 really was one of the worst WrestleManias of all time wasn’t it

@TheRealXPac I've really grown an appreciation for Tully Blanchard's punches, too

Bob Cook wasnt just a great puncher. He was great at the other stuff, too.

@Gelandin1 @Tokenn @fandompulse Beats women a lot tho

@Tokenn @fandompulse Roger Moore’s Bond is pretty clearly a good dude

Ian Fleming on James Bond: "Bond is not a hero, nor is he depicted as being very likable or admirable. He is a Secret Service Agent. He’s not a bad man, but he is ruthless and self-indulgent. He enjoys the fight- he also enjoys the prizes. In fiction people used to have blood in their veins. Nowadays they have pond water. My books are just out of step. But then so are all the people who read them.” “I didn’t intend for Bond to be likable. He’s a blunt instrument in the hands of the government. He’s got vices and few perceptible virtues.” Which film captures this spirit the best?

@DaveInToronto @OctoberFerguson Sorry, I was making an attempt at a joke lol

@callmeniles @OctoberFerguson All from Toronto or suburbs of Toronto

"Without naming your city... who is the most famous person from your city?" October Ferguson

@DaveInToronto @OctoberFerguson Tweed Ontario! 😬

@OctoberFerguson We have more than a few from the greater area of my city. Jim Carrey, Catherine O'Hara, Keanu Reeves, Mike Myers, Eugene and Dan Levy, Neve Campbell, John Candy and many others. Can you guess the city?

@aj__storm @WrestleTalk_TV I don't think Justin Gabriel sucked.

@WrestleTalk_TV I get what he’s saying but there’s one MAJOR factor he’s missing…outside of Bryan and Barrett, all of them sucked. They were a bunch of random FCW guys that got handed and great story that they weren’t interesting enough to keep going.

Former WWE star Michael Tarver recalls John Cena 'cutting the legs out' of the Nexus stable: "One person (John Cena). One person. I don't work there no more I can tell the truth. I've been telling the truth the last 11 years since I left there, it was him. It was straight up him. "Much respect to John Cena, but the truth is still the truth. So John Cena was kind of, he was kind of at point of the Nexus storyline, we were centering it around him, so he kind of took point. Which is great, that's good, it's John Cena. Problem is, it's John Cena, and nobody's perfect. "So once the storyline got going, and we actually started to really get some traction, I felt like him beating us at SummerSlam was greedy, and he's actually done interviews and said it was a mistake, he shouldn't have done that. He said it himself, which I respect that, but it took a lot of people the past 11 years to be like 'yo man, you killed something that would have been the biggest thing in a very long time, and what did it get you?' It didn't help you at all to kill us, it would have helped you more to (lose). "In my opinion that storyline should have went all the way through to WrestleMania, and that match, we should have won, and we should have destroyed everything all the way through to WrestleMania. Then, put together a super team, go get the Avengers, Superman, and they come and beat the Nexus. "Then from that point, with all seven-eight of us, they had enough to replenish the roster for the next generation of superstars. They had something in all of us that they could do, and instead they chose politics. It's all good." (F Y'All Podcast)

@lets_truck @factpostnews "Personally vetted a cow"

I don't need your permission to choose what I eat. That's it. That's the post. But since some of you apparently need more — let me explain this real slow. I mentioned I drink raw milk from a cow I know, on a farm I trust, raised the way food was raised for ten thousand years before a government agency decided you were too stupid to make that call yourself. The response? "You're dangerous." "You're going to kill someone." "How dare you say that publicly." Let me be crystal clear about something: I don't care. Not because I'm reckless. Because I'm free. This is the same country where you can legally smoke cigarettes, drink yourself into liver failure, eat fast food three times a day, and wash it down with enough high-fructose corn syrup to dissolve a transmission. All of that is perfectly legal. None of that gets a public intervention. But I drink milk from a cow I've personally vetted — and I'm a menace to society. You know what's actually dangerous? The idea that adults need a federal agency to decide what they're allowed to put in their own body. That's the thing that should terrify you. I'm not asking you to drink raw milk. I'm not telling you it's right for you. I'm not dismissing that there are people — immunocompromised, pregnant, very young — for whom it's a legitimate consideration. I am a healthy adult. I did my research. I know my source. I made my choice. The moment we accept that the government gets to override that — for our own good, of course — we've handed over something we're not getting back. And it won't stop at milk. It never stops at milk. One commenter told me "anyone raised on a ranch would never drink raw milk." Interesting theory. Completely wrong. Farm families have been drinking it for generations. Their kids have lower rates of asthma and allergies than city kids. The Amish have allergy rates so low that a doctor who set up a free clinic near their community couldn't find patients. But sure — the people closest to the source are the most afraid of it. Makes perfect sense. Here's the thing about freedom: it only means something when it includes choices other people disagree with. Easy choices don't need protecting. Comfortable choices don't need defending. Freedom exists precisely for the moments when someone looks at what you're doing and says "you shouldn't be allowed to do that." That's when it counts. Drink your ultra-pasteurized, hormone-disrupted, inflammatory dairy-flavored beverage from a factory farm if you want. That's your right. I'll respect it. Respect mine.

@wheresfreckles @esjesjesj Triumph of the Will

@esjesjesj I'm curious as to what his actual favorite movies are

Literally name a single movie like this

@vintagepuro Still don't understand how he didn't lose the eye

Stan Hansen x Big Van Vader. One of the legendary slugfests in wrestling history. ☠️ x.com/tgn195/status/…

@NasirSenpai @elliottswrstlin Steamboat is one, what's the other?

@elliottswrstlin I’m going to pick Ric Flair due to him being a part of 2 of the greatest trilogy of matches ever but they’re both EASILY top 25 candidates as far as I’m concerned. Also thanks for giving us the time for the voting, I plan on doing so for the first time this year.

Thinking about Greatest Wrestler Ever Top 100 Voting Who was better? Ric Flair or Stan Hansen? (Voting for the Decennial Top 100 Greatest Wrestler Ever Project will take place April 5th-May 5th)

@Nyrhalahotep @michaelaterndru @RugPullatypus @heavensbvnny Right?

@callmeniles @michaelaterndru @RugPullatypus @heavensbvnny The bootlicker bots aren't even worried about looking stupid these days. 🫩🙄🤣🤣🤣

You know what really bugs me these days? We can't own anything. Everything is a subscription service, like literally everything. You can't buy Microsoft Office, you have to purchase a subscription for a year. You literally have to pay for everything FOREVER. Isn't anyone else bothered by this?

@CTOTHELOS77 Terri on this list is wild.

Who do you want in your corner at WrestleMania?

@xdavidcastlex @heavensbvnny Elon doesn't know anything about this.

@heavensbvnny I was hoping Elon would design a new software for computers, new phone and work on an internet that can't be hacked

@michaelaterndru @Nyrhalahotep @RugPullatypus @heavensbvnny

@Nyrhalahotep @RugPullatypus @heavensbvnny No you didn’t

@IANdrewDiceClay I love Bret, but calling this "putting over" is a bit of a stretch. It was done to put heat on Owen, not to elevate Crush.

Bret putting Crush over before WrestleMania was fucking mad isnt it? Especially in that era, where stars didnt do shit like this.