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That's a good price for organic.

It's a blatant waste of money. It rarely happens because it's a terrible use of funds. - Just another thing to add to the list of their ineptitudes.

And Taz (obviously Taz) - Like I say...there are plenty of good ones I'll miss. - But, the overall point is that the lame ones are the outspoken majority now, and there is no reason why their opinions should be considered so heavily. Most of them are full of shit.

"What's AEW? They have stars? I don't know them. Har har har..." is basically the new version of "I'm not gay. I don't watch/listen to that." - It's one of those performative things to say that is more about lying to yourself than convincing anyone else. Lol

Obviously not a complete list...but, my point is that "wrestling legends" are disappearing at a rapid rate, and the ones that remain shouldn't be given this pedestal to speak from, where their opinion is the "end all, be all" of the direction things should move in. - Also, Sting. I forgot Sting.

Another note on wrestling legends...most of the ones I actually liked are already gone. Bam Bam, Funk, Hall, Owen, Vader, Eddie, Sabu, Mike Awesome, etc. - Most of the ones left are ones I never gave two shits about. - I think Foley, Mysterio, Austin, and Steamboat are the exceptions to that. 🤼

If you get fired by NWA, of all places...for being racist. Then, you're a racist. Lol

Like...we all have friends that have awful opinions. But, if I had a friend that was literally in the Trump administration...(no I wouldn't).

It's not, though...as we're seeing with recent releases and people being underpaid. - The TKO era ended that trend, and it's exactly what people need to separate their line of thinking from.

There's some weird cognitive dissonance where all of their memories will "cease to exist" if WWE falls...instead of realizing that pro wrestling is like Punk music, and those memories will be in good hands with WWE long gone.

I think a lot of these legends see that WWE is actively dying, and instead of seeing that wrestling history thrives outside of WWE, they are doubling down on saying "WWE must live for the sake of history." - They've all been worked into thinking the thing destroying wrestling needs to be saved. 🤼

It's weird too, because Nash has solid opinions about things like politics and civil liberties. But, he's also quick to be like "Triple H is my friend." - It will be just fine if you admit that Paul is a fucking loser, Kev.

Wait...scratch that. Collision is normal time on Saturday. - I thought they were doing one of their back to back things like they sometimes do. - Don't let me confuse you. Saturday for a taped Collision. Lol

I still think about that time when they were complaining about AEW using a gimmicked chair for headshots (everyone was safe and fine)...and then Punk hit a man with the sharp corner of a tool box and split his head open...and they were like "this is cinema".

Fed fans secretly love everything about the way AEW is booked...they just can't admit it, because they are loyal cult members. - Any time the fed does something AEW-adjacent, it gets the biggest praise for them.

There is no "downward trend". - AEW has been steady for a long time, and the overall trend is a positive one. - The major decline occurred when Punk left, and has nothing to do with violence.

Dynamite tonight, and Collision tomorrow.

The camera man couldn't possibly have cut any quicker from the angle when she stood on the ropes. Plus, Riho wears like full length bloomers...not some little g-string. - Gail is so cooked. Lol

Mox’s mug shot

At this point, it’s probably easier to name the crimes that this man hasn’t committed.
🤼 #aew #aewdynamite

Hard disagree with the "AEW talents struggle to get tv time" concept as a whole. I hear people say that a lot. - Who are they? Most of the time when people say that, the people they mention have been on tv within the span of a week or two.

With that said...there are other people I'd sign way before them. We still need double contracts for people like Persephone, Bozilla, Michael Oku, etc.

I still don't hate either of them. - I can understand why people don't think Kross fits the AEW agenda...but, I always thought that the dislike for them...or claiming they were "fed brained" was a bit of a stretch. - My main concern with Kross are probably just his cooked opinions.

Like I said...AEW rotates people in and out. The roster is not an issue when you really look at who is currently being pushed. People work other promotions and circle back around. - No one who comes in has ever been at risk of "stealing" another spot, IMO. - He'd likely work CMLL and RoH.

Hardly even matters. AEW's whole structure is one that allows people to come and go. - Book him in random "matches of interest". - That will truly be good enough for several months.

"I have arrived in AEW, and want to wrestle some of the best" really goes a long way, IMO.

Please, let the Jaguars win the Superbowl, so WWE has to give them one of their corny ass belts...and Tony Khan can be ready to say "no thanks, we have our own". Lol

He's gonna have to eat at In-N-Out Burger for the first time again to recover from this...

AEW should do a Cuerno vs Puma match just as a lil inside joke, and then never officially reveal who either man is, and never speak of it again.

a man in a suit and tie is drinking a cup of coffee and talking . Alt: Office Space meme "yeah, I'll need you to come in on Saturday."

Looks like someone has a case of the Mondays...

If someone was gonna succeed at convincing me that aliens are walking among us, he could be exhibit A, and I would believe it. - He looks absolutely uncanny and inhuman.

A black and white shirt with an illustration of a skeleton hitting a dog man over the head with a guitar and the text that reads "see you next fuckin' time"

I don't really know what Sanada is up to these days...but, his new shirt is going places with or without him. Lol 🤼