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Absent Friend · 26th May 2013, 13:18

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Originally Posted by SaintsDecay

In other news...

WWE App Exclusive - AJ and Kaitlyn

That's my girl.

That scene made me think of something from elementary school. I hated a classmate, who was a total bully. He did some unforgivable things such as punching a sick classmate in the nose. I remember and for a time got sick thoughts of the kids mucus launching out of his nose, flying across the classroom. All because of that kid's punch. As a matter of fact, mucus did come out, not launched, but it got on a paper towel and looked disgusting. So pretty much, this bully was an asshole.

So one day we were in class, and I slowly put up my middle finger at the guy. He was across the classroom from me. I said nothing, just slowly gave him the bird. He calls on the teacher, whose name was Mr. Christian (there's a reason I gave out that name), and snitched on me. Mr. Christian came up to me, and we became peeps! Seriously, I complimented his tie (Looney tunes design!) and denied flipping the bird. Mr. Christian turned around and told the bully to stop lying. That's how he rolls.

Yeah, that's what this angle comes off as, a schoolyard feud. It's funny though.

SaintsDecay · 26th May 2013, 14:15

Reminds me of the time I called my best friend a bitch in Pre-School and got my name on the board for a week (which meant I couldn't participate in recess). I had no idea what it meant, we were talking about Halloween costumes, and 'bitch' rhymed with 'witch'. I'm still pissed off at Mrs. Ryback for that.

I love the back and forth between AJ and Kaitlyn. Given the state of the Divas Division and AJ's wicked sexy crazy character, they can't make it all serious like they would do with men, so I can appreciate these light-hearted segments.

In reply to Alan, I truthfully don't remember much about wrestling in the early 90s'. I remember some of the characters, but not much of the pre-NWO plotlines. That was really around the time it started making sense. I went back later and started connecting the dots by watching anything I could find, including all of the PPVs and episodes from WCW and WWF that I could find. My consciousness had just started when the Monday Night Wars were in full-swing, so I kind of felt robbed when we entered the PG Era as I was a teenager. That's the root of a lot of my dissatisfaction with the current product.

The Attitude Era is so much better than I remember. I liked ECW because of the shock of the violence. WWF seemed very adult to me and I didn't fully appreciate it at the time, and my only draw was the dark characters and half-naked ladies, so WCW was my favorite. Looking back, though, WWF was clearly superior. Guys like Sting and DDP were my guys back then, and yes, there was a time when I had an NWO t-shirt.

26th May 2013, 15:12

The 90's. The Lex Express, Diesel, Dusty Rhodes making a fool of himself, Demolition, Sunny and Sable. Interesting time.

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http://obsessedwithwrestling.com/menu/feds/wwf90s.php

26th May 2013, 15:18

What is going on now is pretty much what I can remember it being like back from around 1993-1996. An updated version

better wrestlers, but everything else feels the same.

Tekno Team 2000. they disappeared quicker than Braden Walker.

Absent Friend · 26th May 2013, 15:28

The 90s: Todd Pettengill!

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Something more recent, this features an angry Daniel Bryan, further solidifying a new character change.

Daniel Bryan loses control

I'm reading about the 90s here, and while I didn't watch the product back then, I finally found out exactly what was it that turned me into a wrestling fan. SmackDown, December 2, 2005. I know I remember Undertaker's presence, and it dawned on me that these moments happened at that very same day.

Mind Games on Randall

Talk about animated stuff, and that wasn't PG.

27th May 2013, 06:13

Josh Matthews greatest moment.

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Announced for tomorrow's Memorial Day edition of Monday Night Raw is Chris Jericho hosting the Highlight Reel with Paul Heyman and Curtis Axel as his guests.

so let me guess. Jericho insults Heyman and Axel, maybe pokes fun at the his name, and they end up having a match.

infinibull950 · 27th May 2013, 08:26

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Originally Posted by Alan Kellerman

Josh Matthews greatest moment.

so let me guess. Jericho insults Heyman and Axel, maybe pokes fun at the his name, and they end up having a match.

Yeah it's pretty obvious, with the obvious result being Axel beats Jericho.

Booster Gold · 28th May 2013, 04:18

The only good thing to come out of tonight's RAW was the creepy Wyatt Family promo.

A strange look at Bray Wyatt: Raw, May 27, 2013 - YouTube

Can't wait to see these guys on RAW/Smackdown.

After a while, methinks Daniel Bryan could join the family and then we could have a bunch of crazy goatfaces beating up random people. Ha!

Not sure what to think of CM Punk's return at Payback.
Punk vs. Jericho will be good but it just appears to be a filler match to keep the Chicago crowd happy.

Bret Hart reassures Daniel Bryan about his toughness: Raw, May 27, 2013 - YouTube

Team Hell No vs. Seth Rollins & Roman Reigns - WWE Tag Team Championship Match: Raw, May 27, 2013 - YouTube

28th May 2013, 07:41

making use of the post.

appreciation for the best there is, the best there was, and the best there ever will be.

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28th May 2013, 07:43

It was only a matter of time before the wyatt family came up. These guys can be good. They are different, so that helps.

I guess it is good CM Punk is coming back, but yeah, it does seem random. oh yes another match vs Chris Jericho :/ I don't think he is missed enough yet. It seems like a bit of a wasted return, and I'm sounding surprised. hahahah. Maybe it is a swerve and it will end up being Curtis Axel vs Jericho instead. Jericho can do his lose to new guy thing.

Heyman could come out and say that he should not have accepted the challenge without speaking to CM Punk. It would have to be next week because you can't just go to the ppv and then say CM Punk has not turned up. I'd enjoy that more because of the story, but you know some fans in the crowd are only there to see CM Punk, and some might have bought the ppv just to see CM Punk. We don't have Punk, but here is Curtis Axel.

Cena vs Ryback now a three stages of hell match. I'm looking forward to this one. Ryback is leaving in an ambulance.

26th May 2013, 15:12	#8663
philon1 Guest Posts: n/a	The 90's. The Lex Express, Diesel, Dusty Rhodes making a fool of himself, Demolition, Sunny and Sable. Interesting time. Code: http://obsessedwithwrestling.com/menu/feds/wwf90s.php

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Alan Kellerman Guest Posts: n/a	making use of the post. appreciation for the best there is, the best there was, and the best there ever will be. http://depositfiles.com/files/y6gdy8h23 Last edited by Alan Kellerman; 28th May 2013 at 13:03.

28th May 2013, 07:43	#8670
Alan Kellerman Guest Posts: n/a	It was only a matter of time before the wyatt family came up. These guys can be good. They are different, so that helps. I guess it is good CM Punk is coming back, but yeah, it does seem random. oh yes another match vs Chris Jericho :/ I don't think he is missed enough yet. It seems like a bit of a wasted return, and I'm sounding surprised. hahahah. Maybe it is a swerve and it will end up being Curtis Axel vs Jericho instead. Jericho can do his lose to new guy thing. Heyman could come out and say that he should not have accepted the challenge without speaking to CM Punk. It would have to be next week because you can't just go to the ppv and then say CM Punk has not turned up. I'd enjoy that more because of the story, but you know some fans in the crowd are only there to see CM Punk, and some might have bought the ppv just to see CM Punk. We don't have Punk, but here is Curtis Axel. Cena vs Ryback now a three stages of hell match. I'm looking forward to this one. Ryback is leaving in an ambulance. Last edited by Alan Kellerman; 28th May 2013 at 08:38.

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SaintsDecay Devil's Choir Postaholic Join Date: Sep 2011 Posts: 9,734 Thanks: 63,471 Thanked 67,923 Times in 9,412 Posts	Reminds me of the time I called my best friend a bitch in Pre-School and got my name on the board for a week (which meant I couldn't participate in recess). I had no idea what it meant, we were talking about Halloween costumes, and 'bitch' rhymed with 'witch'. I'm still pissed off at Mrs. Ryback for that. I love the back and forth between AJ and Kaitlyn. Given the state of the Divas Division and AJ's wicked sexy crazy character, they can't make it all serious like they would do with men, so I can appreciate these light-hearted segments. In reply to Alan, I truthfully don't remember much about wrestling in the early 90s'. I remember some of the characters, but not much of the pre-NWO plotlines. That was really around the time it started making sense. I went back later and started connecting the dots by watching anything I could find, including all of the PPVs and episodes from WCW and WWF that I could find. My consciousness had just started when the Monday Night Wars were in full-swing, so I kind of felt robbed when we entered the PG Era as I was a teenager. That's the root of a lot of my dissatisfaction with the current product. The Attitude Era is so much better than I remember. I liked ECW because of the shock of the violence. WWF seemed very adult to me and I didn't fully appreciate it at the time, and my only draw was the dark characters and half-naked ladies, so WCW was my favorite. Looking back, though, WWF was clearly superior. Guys like Sting and DDP were my guys back then, and yes, there was a time when I had an NWO t-shirt.

26th May 2013, 15:18	#8664
Alan Kellerman Guest Posts: n/a	What is going on now is pretty much what I can remember it being like back from around 1993-1996. An updated version better wrestlers, but everything else feels the same. Tekno Team 2000. they disappeared quicker than Braden Walker.