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Yeah, Sutter would just be a bastard and kill Opie and then leave Tig and Clay to live. I MISS MY OPIE DAMMIT

Clay left the club "legally" and had his tattoos removed promptly. That season 1 incident was a punishment they did after finding an ex-member had never had the tats removed. Since Clay had it removed the same day, he got it inked over. Not like you can remove that ink and reveal the original tat or anything.

Clay left the club "legally" and had his tattoos removed promptly. That season 1 incident was a punishment they did after finding an ex-member had never had the tats removed. Since Clay had it removed the same day, he got it inked over. Not like you can remove that ink and reveal the original tat or anything.

I still love the theory put forth in comments last week that Jax has Tig kill Pope, then Jax kills Tig and claims the million dollar(or however much) bounty reward Pope has on his own killer. A perfect setup that gets rid of Tig and makes Jax/the club a millionaire.

I still love the theory put forth in comments last week that Jax has Tig kill Pope, then Jax kills Tig and claims the million dollar(or however much) bounty reward Pope has on his own killer. A perfect setup that gets rid of Tig and makes Jax/the club a millionaire.

I like to imagine Donal Logue read the book as homework just to get in character. That seems like the sort of awesome thing he'd do.

I like to imagine Donal Logue read the book as homework just to get in character. That seems like the sort of awesome thing he'd do.

I was impressed by how underplayed Dave Navarro's cameo was. I saw him and then remembered earlier news of his casting, then saw he only had 2 scenes where he didn't wear out his welcome and I nodded in approval. That's how you do a guest spot, person who is famous by name outside this show.

I was impressed by how underplayed Dave Navarro's cameo was. I saw him and then remembered earlier news of his casting, then saw he only had 2 scenes where he didn't wear out his welcome and I nodded in approval. That's how you do a guest spot, person who is famous by name outside this show.

Remove the bed? Shit, they had burn that mother to ashes and then shoot the ashes into space. You think a bed like that can ever risk being reused by simply throwing it out? Nonono, not after Tig's unspeakable fetishries.

Remove the bed? Shit, they had burn that mother to ashes and then shoot the ashes into space. You think a bed like that can ever risk being reused by simply throwing it out? Nonono, not after Tig's unspeakable fetishries.

Yeah, I only recently came into the phenomenon myself, with RAW 1000. I watch it more for the dramatics. I like the entrances and stuff. I find myself constantly snarking about it, like "good thing that camera happened to be on backstage to see those characters talking" and such. I wouldn't consider myself a meathead…

Yeah, I only recently came into the phenomenon myself, with RAW 1000. I watch it more for the dramatics. I like the entrances and stuff. I find myself constantly snarking about it, like "good thing that camera happened to be on backstage to see those characters talking" and such. I wouldn't consider myself a meathead…

I actually missed that sketch. I'm overthinking the line Steven said in the review, which I'll admit is probably even worse.

I actually missed that sketch. I'm overthinking the line Steven said in the review, which I'll admit is probably even worse.

Not sure if this article got a lot of comments because there's a lot of The Soup fans here, or a lot of WWE fans. I'm edging on the latter, given how many of the comments are wrestling-specific.

Not sure if this article got a lot of comments because there's a lot of The Soup fans here, or a lot of WWE fans. I'm edging on the latter, given how many of the comments are wrestling-specific.

Just goes hand in hand with how Daniel Bryan is one of the best performers in the WWE right now. Every time he shows up, gold is to be had. He should do more comedy movies/shows. Like a comedic Daniel Bryan version of John Cena's "The Marine".

Just goes hand in hand with how Daniel Bryan is one of the best performers in the WWE right now. Every time he shows up, gold is to be had. He should do more comedy movies/shows. Like a comedic Daniel Bryan version of John Cena's "The Marine".

I zoned out on Raw during that. I wonder if there's a convenient clip I can watch? I love seeing corpsing.