Ole!

She is certainly a handsome woman!

Agent Beef McBlankstare!

It probably suffers from inevitable comparisons to Arrow.

My lawn has come back strong and the tree I planted last fall is starting to bloom again, so the yard is decent so far. I started a compost pile in October and I'm thinking it should be ready to help with a veggie garden soon.

Glad to hear it. My interview in California two weeks ago went better in my mind than it did in the interview committee's it seems, so that job is out, but I did make it to the next stage for the job I had a phone interview for in New Mexico, so I'm heading down there tomorrow. I also had an interview here in Colorado…

Aw yes, the "gotcha journalism" of directly quoting someone and releasing the full transcript to show the context in which it was said.

Smulders Raspberry Preserves.

Whenever the characters aren't on Tatooine, they should all be talking about Tatooine. "Hey, where's Tatooine?"

I'm seeing double! Four suns?!

Agreed. Like I said, the event was good, there just wasn't that big stand out match. The biggest crime was only giving the Shield three minutes.

I thought overall the event was good, although unlike previous years, I can't really say there was a show stealing match. I think Wyatt/Cena could have been, but it was like they weren't on the same page psychology wise at times, which is a shame because Wyatt is so damn good.

There is no one in the wrestling world I will ever love more than Bobby Heenan.

Rory Calhoun? Oh wait, no he's the one always walking around on two legs.

It's up there with my favorite Wrestlemania matches. I'd include it with Savage/Steamboat at WM3 and Hart/Austin at WM13. Roc/Hogan at WM18 was awesome as well because of the Toronto crowd who absolutely couldn't care less that Hogan was booked as the heel and Rock as the face.

"Just call me H."

I saw Ted DiBiase respond to Warrior's HOF induction basically along those same lines. One of the big knocks against the Warrior was that he rarely, if ever, helped anyone else get over. He was fed guys but never gave anyone else the rub.

He was a part of some really good matches, but a good portion of the credit is often owed to his opponents for that, Rude and Savage especially.

When you marry the boss' daughter, that kind of thing happens.

The guy was definitely a presence, but his actual in ring ability was always sorely lacking. Still fun to watch, though. RIP.