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sportsgenius86 posted:"Yes, is this the Bo Dallas hotline?"
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I feel bad for Dr. Lucha because he thinks Figure 4 Weekly is a thing humans read.
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LividLiquid posted:This was the best. That woman was so freakin' rude. I couldn't even understand what she said. Also, Bryan's whole tangent on Emma's snake puppet looking like an...'Usic' (sp?)
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Apr 24, 2014 08:29
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Austin: So any of you kids out there in the indies, if you wrestle a rat and backdrop it, make sure you do it from 51 feet or higher so that it'll sell. And if it don't, then it's exposing the business  I love Austin's podcast 
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Apr 24, 2014 08:47
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Punch/Pisspisscasterspodscasters: I don't want to venture into the NJPW threads to ask this: What's with all the random capitalization of Japanese wrestler names? TAKA? Wasn't that guy just Taka Michinoku, here? Why does his name have to be in yelling text on the webspace? TAICHI? Who? Why? KAGEtora? Why is one half of your name capitalized and the other is in lower-case in my English spell-space? I assume Japanese esoteric language stuff is the cause, here, and also that I am stupid and probably racist. Separate question: Pick the most convincing person in the current WWE roster to kick the poo poo out of Lesnar.
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Desumaytah posted:Punch/Pisspisscasterspodscasters: The general q/a thread is good for questions like that and we welcome newcomers in the NJPW thread. Most Japanese wrestlers' names are written in kanji characters like average Japanese people, such as 中邑 真輔 for Shinsuke Nakamura. Some wrestlers, like TAKA Michinoku, KENTA, KUSHIDA, and YOSHI-HASHI are written in all cap Latin script for a different effect. As to why I guess that would indeed be kinda esoteric Japanese language stuff, but from talking to people who actually know Japanese like harperdc on this form it basically seems to be for style reasons. They'll be written that way on chyrons during Japanese wrestling broadcasts and are generally the only wrestlers whose names are rendered in the Latin alphabet. Gaijin wrestlers like Prince Devitt (プリンス・デヴィット) generally have their name written in Katakana, a syllabic writing system generally used for foreign names and many foreign loan words and not in the Latin alphabet. So does Kazuchika Okada ever since he came back from TNA and adopted the Rainmaker gimmick for some reason as well, so it gets tricky. There's also weird cases like Minoru Suzuki who uses the standard Kanji for Suzuki (鈴木) but the Hiragana for Minoru (み(mi)の(no)る(ru)). Thauros fucked around with this message at 16:09 on Apr 24, 2014 |
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Apr 24, 2014 10:01
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Jerusalem posted:Austin: So any of you kids out there in the indies, if you wrestle a rat and backdrop it, make sure you do it from 51 feet or higher so that it'll sell. And if it don't, then it's exposing the business Austin's podcast is amazing. Even when he's saying goofy poo poo like that, it's still heaps better than Jericho's retarded attempts at humor. I've yet to laugh at anything he says and just end up fast forwarding to the interview.
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Apr 24, 2014 19:23
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Jerusalem posted:Austin: So any of you kids out there in the indies, if you wrestle a rat and backdrop it, make sure you do it from 51 feet or higher so that it'll sell. And if it don't, then it's exposing the business I laughed so hard at that. Quicksand_Jesus posted:Austin's podcast is amazing. Even when he's saying goofy poo poo like that, it's still heaps better than Jericho's retarded attempts at humor. I've yet to laugh at anything he says and just end up fast forwarding to the interview. The irony is that Jericho is a naturally fun, entertaining guy who doesn't need to try as hard as he does for laughs. Regarding Heyman, I think people are willing to ignore/put up with his bullshit because it's so refreshing to hear someone involved with wrestling whose frame of reference extends beyond wrestling.
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Apr 24, 2014 22:48
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CombineThresher posted:The irony is that Jericho is a naturally fun, entertaining guy who doesn't need to try as hard as he does for laughs. Yeah, when he tries to force the humor it falls flat more often than not, but if he just talks or he gets into an interview then it's very engaging to listen to. JR's interview with Jim Cornette was good, and they spend a chunk of it talking about Paul Heyman and just how good he is. Cornette sounds like he is a bit more relaxed at the moment which is nice, I sometimes worry that guy's head is going to explode.
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Apr 25, 2014 00:27
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Jerusalem posted:Yeah, when he tries to force the humor it falls flat more often than not, but if he just talks or he gets into an interview then it's very engaging to listen to. Cornette is either at peace or stressing out as much as he ever has in an attempt to sound like he's at peace.
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Back by oh so popular demand... Wrestling With Marks-ism - Episode 2 "Ring of Hugs" Now available on the iTunes Store Zarikov and I reflect on the Ring of Honor TV Taping in Baltimore last weekend, which does not work well if you are actually bothering to not spoil anything. We also discuss the extremely surreal experience that was the ROH After Party featuring what appeared to be a middle-aged bachelorette party and an on-stage confrontation between one of the boys and a guy from the cover band. Who could it be?! We also bullshitt about our previous attempts at collaborating on certain projects. And remember: if you don't find all of our episodes incredibly entertaining, it is ChemicalWarfare's fault for being a primadona.  RSS Feed Show Twitter Take me and my dick jokes seriously as an adult Daniel Bryan lookalike As you listen to this, keep in mind that I've always been targetting goons and people who I know in real life as well. I try to avoid namedropping anyone who isn't universally known, but I'm sure it still happens. ExplodeYourself fucked around with this message at 06:18 on Apr 25, 2014 |
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Apr 25, 2014 06:14
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Jerusalem posted:Yeah, when he tries to force the humor it falls flat more often than not, but if he just talks or he gets into an interview then it's very engaging to listen to. He says that he's a lot happier and calmer now that he's not involved with a wrestling promotion anymore. He just does conventions and appearances around Kentucky these days.
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Luigi Thirty posted:He says that he's a lot happier and calmer now that he's not involved with a wrestling promotion anymore. He just does conventions and appearances around Kentucky these days. Yeah, I think his time at ROH finally made him see that the wrestling business has passed him by.
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Jerusalem posted:Austin: So any of you kids out there in the indies, if you wrestle a rat and backdrop it, make sure you do it from 51 feet or higher so that it'll sell. And if it don't, then it's exposing the business I just started listening to his podcast today and his rant on rats is hilarious. "In 2006, it was revealed that a team of scientists at Tel Aviv University in Israel had created brainship out of rat neurons. I don't know why the gently caress they did that but they did that."
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Apr 26, 2014 03:44
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Listening to Jim Ross fantasy book a Cena heel turn has now turned me off the idea of both a Cena heel turn and fantasy booking in general, so good job there, JR.
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Apr 26, 2014 12:05
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BlueArmyMan posted:Listening to Jim Ross fantasy book a Cena heel turn has now turned me off the idea of both a Cena heel turn and fantasy booking in general, so good job there, JR. He wasn't though. He was booking a way for Undertaker to go out with the streak intact, playing up the idea that fans would assume that Cena could win it and become a Heel. He thinks there's no money in John Cena being a heel.
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Onmi posted:He wasn't though. He was booking a way for Undertaker to go out with the streak intact, playing up the idea that fans would assume that Cena could win it and become a Heel. Fair enough. I didn't care for it at all, frankly, since the idea of winning the belt just to willingly vacate seems silly and wasteful to me. Then again, so does the idea of Cena turning heel by beating the streak.
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BlueArmyMan posted:Fair enough. I didn't care for it at all, frankly, since the idea of winning the belt just to willingly vacate seems silly and wasteful to me. Then again, so does the idea of Cena turning heel by beating the streak. Yeah I wouldn't involve the Title, I understand why he would do it though, since it helps work the fans into thinking Taker is going to leave, he can't leave with the belt. I mean... it was nice that Edge left on top of the world, but Edge's case happened by coincidence. I think sometimes? it's nice to go out on top of the world, but in the case of Undertaker, the Streak should have been his Top of the World. No one will ever equal it.
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Apr 26, 2014 13:33
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Luigi Thirty posted:He says that he's a lot happier and calmer now that he's not involved with a wrestling promotion anymore. He just does conventions and appearances around Kentucky these days. I saw him speak in Kentucky not too long ago - guy seems super relaxed now (by Cornette standards, to be clear). And while this is maybe the least surprising news ever, he's fantastic to listen to and is genuinely one of the most entertaining speakers I've ever seen. He also clearly explained stuff like Steen & Generico so, even though I still disagreed with him some (particularly on Generico), you could understand where he was coming from.
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Apr 26, 2014 14:05
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I only just started on the Hey man/Austin podcast, and it's seriously killing my childhood listening to SCSA shill for his sponsors. The Texas Rattlesnake who trusts no one shouldn't be telling me about LegalZoom.com.
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Apr 26, 2014 14:47
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Meat Recital posted:I only just started on the Hey man/Austin podcast, and it's seriously killing my childhood listening to SCSA shill for his sponsors. The Texas Rattlesnake who trusts no one shouldn't be telling me about LegalZoom.com. Legally protecting yourself in case of an accident is the responsible way to DTA.
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Apr 26, 2014 14:52
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Meat Recital posted:I only just started on the Hey man/Austin podcast, and it's seriously killing my childhood listening to SCSA shill for his sponsors. The Texas Rattlesnake who trusts no one shouldn't be telling me about LegalZoom.com. That's the thing, though; he points out that when doing the podcast, it's not Stone Cold, just Steve Austin. He does do some of the Stone Cold character when he does the wrestling with the fly bit, and it's a noticeable difference, but the fly bit was pretty terrible, so I don't blame you for skipping it.
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Apr 26, 2014 14:59
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Apr 26, 2014 18:19
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Jerusalem posted:I loved the fly episode I still can't believe that Snuka would do that 
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Apr 26, 2014 18:29
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Jerusalem posted:I loved the fly episode Someone sent me the link to that bit last night. Turns out Stone Cold is just a big dork. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tCp4DGGqVzo
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Apr 26, 2014 18:57
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Meat Recital posted:I only just started on the Hey man/Austin podcast, and it's seriously killing my childhood listening to SCSA shill for his sponsors. The Texas Rattlesnake who trusts no one shouldn't be telling me about LegalZoom.com. On the other hand, hearing him enthusiastically extol the benefits of visiting Cougarlife.com is loving hilarious Blasmeister fucked around with this message at 20:23 on Apr 26, 2014 |
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Apr 26, 2014 20:19
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Meat Recital posted:I only just started on the Hey man/Austin podcast, and it's seriously killing my childhood listening to SCSA shill for his sponsors. The Texas Rattlesnake who trusts no one shouldn't be telling me about LegalZoom.com.
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Apr 26, 2014 20:47
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How do you think old Stone Cold could afford to have a man in every city to throw beer to him? Beyond that, how do you think he could afford to pay for that guy's Tommy John surgery?
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Apr 26, 2014 20:49
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shut the gently caress up about childhood killing it's not 1999
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Meat Recital posted:I only just started on the Hey man/Austin podcast, and it's seriously killing my childhood listening to SCSA shill for his sponsors. The Texas Rattlesnake who trusts no one shouldn't be telling me about LegalZoom.com. He's just trying to make some money up in this bitch. Gotta pay those gimmicks that come in the mail called bills.
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Apr 26, 2014 21:08
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I don't think Austin actually takes ALPHA BRAIN or gets his legal advice from Legal Zoom, so if you think about it he's lying and lying is a form of deception and deception is sneaky and snakes are sneaky and rattlesnakes are snakes.
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BlueArmyMan posted:That's the thing, though; he points out that when doing the podcast, it's not Stone Cold, just Steve Austin. He does do some of the Stone Cold character when he does the wrestling with the fly bit, and it's a noticeable difference, but the fly bit was pretty terrible, so I don't blame you for skipping it. The best example of this is when "Steve Austin" interviewed "Stone Cold"
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triplexpac posted:The best example of this is when "Steve Austin" interviewed "Stone Cold" The only good part of that segment. Superfly, you go straight to hell
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Apr 26, 2014 21:22
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DannoMack posted:I don't think Austin actually takes ALPHA BRAIN or gets his legal advice from Legal Zoom, so if you think about it he's lying and lying is a form of deception and deception is sneaky and snakes are sneaky and rattlesnakes are snakes. I think he actually uses the razor service, the man knows a good deal and a good shave.
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Apr 26, 2014 21:50
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triplexpac posted:The best example of this is when "Steve Austin" interviewed "Stone Cold" Which episode was this?
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Funktastic posted:Which episode was this? The fly episode, after the match. Unless there's another time I'm not remembering.
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Apr 26, 2014 23:30
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BlueArmyMan posted:The fly episode, after the match. Unless there's another time I'm not remembering. Based on episode descriptions, Episode 28 looks like another time this happened.
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The thing to keep in mind is that those episodes were filmed while he was in Mexico and bored out of his mind. Considering his old method for dealing with boredom on the road was to go down to the hotel bar and drink alone till the early hours of the morning, I'm quite glad he's not the "old Stone Cold" anymore.
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