I don't know if this is rage bait or an honest mistake, but he's talking about Rick Rude and not Ric Flair, which give it a totally different, and much more sadly respectful, context. The only person he appears to speak of positively.
Vince McMahon went on TSN's Off the Record and delivered an absolutely ruthless word-association segment right in the heat of the Monday Night Wars.
Ultimate Warrior: Lunatic.
Eric Bischoff: Not a nice man.
Hollywood Hogan: Not as big as he thinks he is.
Hulk Hogan: Same
Bruno Sammartino: A confused individual probably suffering from dementia.
Ric Flair: Someone who wants to perform with the greats but "unfortunately can't."
Jesse Ventura: Overrated... and still is confused about his place in history.
Kevin Nash: A "very fortunate individual" that someone finally saw his talent.
For people who aren't chronically online critics but do follow a company account on SM, it makes things look "too hot for TV" and like something you weren't supposed to see. Get our of your own bubble and think like someone who isn't jaded and obsessed with this stuff.
@Switchblade97 Listen to the buzz in the building the entire time! Not popping for spots or moments and otherwise politely watching, but excitement the entire time.
@dpecchia Sure. You can call anything whatever you want. It doesn't make it correct. Like, Canadians and our government could start just referring to Massachusetts as "Province 11", and Chelmsford as "The Place That Cunt David Lives".
Those who died are justified, for something that I can't remember... I'm sure it's unimportant to this situation.
I really love when chuds who just love aggressive sounding music learn what was actually being raged against for the first time.
What is this quack talking about? Yeah! If you don't do it with what I consider hard work, dedication and sacrifice, it doesn't count. I hope this moron does long division instead of using a calculator. If she's not cooking dinner over and open fire, it's not an act of self love.
Ozempic faces and bodies are sallow and uncanny because the subject has not deliberately chosen to take the necessary sacrificial steps in a process normally required to lose weight, which entails a consistency that showcases itself as an act of self love. People who lose weight with that healthy attentiveness to their bodies tend to glow. However the Ozempic lab rats are using chemical force to numb their bodies of their natural sensations (hunger pangs) in order to lose weight rapidly, which is a dismissive, destructive act of hatred against the self. So then it becomes this Faustian situation in which that self hatred is easily translated into appearance and expression, making them look like dead eyed corpses in spite of the thinness. All pharmaceuticals are like this
@richhill_ Well, see, Rich they let a black woman and a trans man (who I guarantee looks manlier than this dude hiding behind an avatar of a dog in a spartan helmet) be in the movie. Because of that, it's "woke" and bad.
In reality, what they should be mad about is Matt Damon's beard.
@KaijuFan_@EffingKenta The funny thing is that nobody did anything wrong. Tony helped his partner. Eddie took a great opportunity that his boss requested. And Beyond didn't feel the need to protect the business of another promotion that didn't care about theirs. It's all fair play.
@miketheref There's really not, though. Most people doing real numbers will tell you there's a revenue affecting difference in content that features WWE vs that doesn't. Nobody comes close.
@SoDuTw What else would you have him wear? He knows it's being shot for TV, so he's not showing up in an old t-shirt. But why would he wear a suit for a writing meeting?
@Unpaid__Critic "She kept silent until the money stopped coming." Yes, that's the point of the suit. Nobody ever claimed she was a lily-white flawless human being. But that she was someone in a difficult place in life which was taken advantage of, and then the agreed upon payments stopped coming
Boom! 💥💥
Every second fan with Photoshop is now a "merch designer".
There was a time where these folks would've supported by buying tickets and t-shirts. Now they're all trying to make a buck in a business by making them.
Right, but it’s another example as the how independent wrestlers are a demographic now as opposed to being the product
Like the Furry community or LOTR circles the Hobby & LARP elements of Indy wrestling often overshadow the performance & professional side of what was once a job
@TheRealKeean Macklemore is a professional, is he not? As a professional performer, he should be able to adjust his performance to fit time constraints.