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Akileese posted:This was a great observer when he was talking about Chael Sonnen and making him jump through hoops. Then Bryan insinuated he have some sort of physical challenge for him. The Dave Taylor part was definitely the highlight though. hahaha "maybe give him a ribbon and the hoop and have him do a little routine for us." e: listening to the post-Victory Road WOR and absolutely dying over Alvarez's comment on the Generation Me promo where Jeremy talks about his being birthday. Dave: "I wonder if it's really his birthday. Let me check. If it was WWE it'd really be his birthday." Bryan: "It's probably the other brother's actual birthday. IT'S A SWERVE!" Truther Vandross fucked around with this message at 16:42 on Apr 7, 2011 |
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sportsgenius86 posted:listened to Karl Stern for the first time today. Karl Stern grows on you. I first listened to his show two years ago and thought "That was horrible... he wasn't prepared, has no charisma and didn't cover any interesting topics!" I gave him a chance months later and started enjoying it. He really shines when he talks about the Pioneer Era. Also the new back issue covers Rumble 94 and the feedback results are really telling: ROYAL RUMBLE '94 Thumbs up 120 (28.9%) Thumbs down 262 (63.1%) In the middle 33 (08.0%) BEST MATCH POLL Harts vs. Quebecers 108 Royal Rumble 41 Tatanka vs. Bigelow 32 Yokozuna vs. Undertaker 30 Ramon vs. IRS 17 WORST MATCH POLL Undertaker vs. Yokozuna 131 Royal Rumble 51 Tatanka vs. Bigelow 39 Ramon vs. IRS 29 Based on phone calls and fax messages to the Observer as of Tuesday morning, 1/25. Margin of error: Who really knows? MassRafTer fucked around with this message at 21:58 on Apr 7, 2011 |
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Today's Art of Wrestling with Luke Gallows is my favorite so far. It may be because I went to the same college as Gallows, and know the football coach he talks about. His story about getting caught while wrestling in a battle royal is great.
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heel turn posted:Today's Art of Wrestling with Luke Gallows is my favorite so far. It may be because I went to the same college as Gallows, and know the football coach he talks about. His story about getting caught while wrestling in a battle royal is great. Yeah, I agree, and he's someone I wanted to know more about and how he's been doing since being future endeavoured.
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I actually really liked the Limp Bizkit song with Bryan dubbed over the top. 
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LordPants posted:I actually really liked the Limp Bizkit song with Bryan dubbed over the top. Probably because it was hilarious.
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LordPants posted:I actually really liked the Limp Bizkit song with Bryan dubbed over the top.
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Sue Denim posted:Holy poo poo, I marked the gently caress out hearing the Bryan and Vinny show from the 6th open with Robert Johnston's 'Cross Road Blues'. The best one was a song about Adam and eve in the garden of Eden and frolicing around where the closing line of the verse was "then he hit eve in the eye with a tater". Vinny let's out the angriest, most confused "WHAT?!" I've ever heard.
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I seem to recall a man shootin' his women for fooling around with too many other men. To which Vinny asked "how many is too many?" May have involved "back door love".
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MassRayPer posted:Karl Stern grows on you. I first listened to his show two years ago and thought "That was horrible... he wasn't prepared, has no charisma and didn't cover any interesting topics!" I gave him a chance months later and started enjoying it. He really shines when he talks about the Pioneer Era. This just makes me think about what's going on today with the WWE dropping wrestling from their name and how it's going to kill the business. Back in 94, people were having the same wrestling vs entertainment argument, just about the undertaker.
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Ziggy Tsardust posted:The best one was a song about Adam and eve in the garden of Eden and frolicing around where the closing line of the verse was "then he hit eve in the eye with a tater". Vinny let's out the angriest, most confused "WHAT?!" I've ever heard.  You'd think with all the roots music they play this kind of thing would be common place.
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Sue Denim posted:Ahhh, pre-depression gender roles expressed through song I don't think the gender roles was what angered/confused Vinny so much as it was the fact that someone wrote a song about Adam and eve using fruit and veg as projectile weapons.
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That is slightly odd, isn't it? Especially seeing as there was one much more symbolically loaded and famous form of vegetation in the garden.
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I loving died listening to the B&V show today when they argued about whether "dick justice" was a good cause (I stand for dick justice!) or a threat (you've got some dick justice coming)
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TomWaitsForNoMan posted:I loving died listening to the B&V show today when they argued about whether "dick justice" was a good cause (I stand for dick justice!) or a threat (you've got some dick justice coming) Best part? I haven't listened yet and I'm almost positive I can guess who took what side. (Bryan was 'threat', right?)
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Gaz-L posted:Best part? I haven't listened yet and I'm almost positive I can guess who took what side. (Bryan was 'threat', right?) yep
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TomWaitsForNoMan posted:I loving died listening to the B&V show today when they argued about whether "dick justice" was a good cause (I stand for dick justice!) or a threat (you've got some dick justice coming) My favorite will always be "Heart Boy." He gives crime a beating.
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Haha, I loved how Bryan ended up a good five or so minutes behind the rest of the show mentally because he was just basking in the brilliance of his own awful joke.
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JohnWilkesGoonth posted:This just makes me think about what's going on today with the WWE dropping wrestling from their name and how it's going to kill the business. Back in 94, people were having the same wrestling vs entertainment argument, just about the undertaker. Dave actually discusses how the reaction was polarized. Most people, the traditional wrestling fans thought the show was awful and insulting. The sports entertainment fans liked it a lot. Negative to positive feedback was 2 to 1, but there were still fans who loved the show.
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MassRayPer posted:Most people, the traditional wrestling fans thought the show was awful and insulting. The sports entertainment fans liked it a lot. That's interesting, considering it was pretty much universally reviled here.
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http://iwantwrestling.com/2011/04/11/mike-quackenbush-chikara/ Quackenbush on promote this discussing prowrestling, Cabana's adult video, Buying teeth for Balls Mahoney, and how much the ending of Lost pissed him off.
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heel turn posted:Today's Art of Wrestling with Luke Gallows is my favorite so far. It may be because I went to the same college as Gallows, and know the football coach he talks about. His story about getting caught while wrestling in a battle royal is great. I thought it was the most frustrating episode so far, i really wonder if Colt is avoiding all the interesting subjects on purpose, or whether he just likes the quirky little stories more. I thought many of his stories were interesting, but i was waiting for them to get to the Straight Edge Society part. Too many of the talks on the podcast just feels like pure fluff you could read in any interview.
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Oasx posted:I thought it was the most frustrating episode so far, i really wonder if Colt is avoiding all the interesting subjects on purpose, or whether he just likes the quirky little stories more. I think it's just a case of starting at the beginning and using up all the time they had, he didn't talk much about what he's done since leaving besides the countries and promotions he's been to. Maybe he'll come on again and talk about his SES stories, or maybe it's just a matter of him not wanting to burn any bridges.
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I was disproportionally amused by "We're back on Entertainment Observer Live."
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LordPants posted:I was disproportionally amused by "We're back on Entertainment Observer Live." As well as him spending a good five minutes trying to figure out what to call the show now.
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Hahaha, there's a dude that called into the LAW to bitch about Rock/Cena and his argument was "Other than Triple H, Undertaker, and Shawn Michaels, who has Cena beat to put him on Rock's level? Rock has more talent in his finger than Cena has in his whole body" Wrestling's fake, you dum dum!
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I would have voted that apples do not indeed, have pits. Also I really enjoyed the rant about R-Truth being elevated to main event jobber status by being backdoored into the main event via double DQ in a match he was loosing. Also, the Thriller song was good. algebra testes fucked around with this message at 11:00 on Apr 13, 2011 |
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How? How has Bryan not figured out that "Old Man River" segues into "Wild and Young" yet?
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I was about six inches away from being a guest on After Dark tonight. I had to tell Bryan I couldn't do it about ten minutes ago and holy hell am I disappointed about that. Stay tuned. I may join MassRayPer's club fairly soon. We're talking.
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MassRayPer posted:Based on phone calls and fax messages to the Observer as of Tuesday morning, 1/25. Margin of error: Who really knows? I just love the ideas smarks from this era faxing in their opinions on matches as opposed to raging on some internet forum nowadays.
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LividLiquid posted:I was about six inches away from being a guest on After Dark tonight. I had to tell Bryan I couldn't do it about ten minutes ago and holy hell am I disappointed about that. Stay tuned. I may join MassRayPer's club fairly soon. Of course I'll understand if you don't want to mention it yet. I keep on meaning to check this pod cast out but I just haven't got around to it yet even though that kind of stuff really interests me.
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Highly recommend the Sean Waltman Figure Four Daily interview. It's about 80 minutes long, but worth the listen.
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I will second that, runs the gamut from uplifting to depressing all in one interview. Really sheds light on him. Intro of the year is the most recent Bryan and Vinny show. I have never laughed so hard in my life. Ever.
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sportsgenius86 posted:Highly recommend the Sean Waltman Figure Four Daily interview. It's about 80 minutes long, but worth the listen. I'm listening to it now and I was surprised to learn that Scott Hall passing on coming to the Hall of Fame because he would be tempted was bullshit. Sean said he wasn't allowed to come, they didn't want to take the chance of him being there. edit: "Sunny's a good chick, she's cool. I've did some messed up things. Ya know I put the poop in her food." Grant DaNasty fucked around with this message at 15:54 on Apr 15, 2011 |
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I knew Bryan's love of old Americana would come back to bite him one day
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TomWaitsForNoMan posted:I knew Bryan's love of old Americana would come back to bite him one day I cackled. Granny's segment was also amazing today. MY HAND FELL ASLEEP!
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Capsaicin posted:I cackled. I loved that they unwittingly re-enacted the "Beads" "Bees?" "BEADS!" bit from Arrested Development
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TomWaitsForNoMan posted:I loved that they unwittingly re-enacted the "Beads" "Bees?" "BEADS!" bit from Arrested Development That was the first thing that came into my head?
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TomWaitsForNoMan posted:I knew Bryan's love of old Americana would come back to bite him one day Truly a crowning moment in the B&V show. Just when I think this show is redundant and unnecessary, poo poo like this brings me right back in.
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TomWaitsForNoMan posted:I knew Bryan's love of old Americana would come back to bite him one day Should have played "Old Man River", instead.
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