considering the position of the show at this juncture

Burke was also a contestant, which I may have missed in your article, not just Andrews. A more successful one, perhaps.

Well put.

My impression is that it all comes from Vince, or his people. For the better part of a decade, he was fixated on oversized wrestlers, because he'd had success with Hogan. Then AE happened and now that's the Best Ever and his groupthink plotters are stuck on that as the best idea ever. The booking is always reactive.

Well said. I caught some of the daytime stuff recently and was surprised, because I'd heard such negativity about them. They weren't perfect, but they knew the sport, they knew the people, and they entertained me. Johnny egging Tara on to join him in becoming an ice dancing team, for whatever country would have them,…

I really hope we get that Rocket in the movie.

I have a large stack of comics (and digital files) that disputes this claim

Well, Bug was a GOTG for a time...

I wanted nothing more than to make that climb.

Agreed.

Very similar to my thoughts.

This is going to end up being a law school class example. A text asking to destroy evidence? Great plan, Richie. They'll never figure it out.

Locally (and other places in ny) I've heard they won't prosecute for under $50-100. It's not worth their staff time or something, I was told.

Law school will beat that out of you.

Although there are outliers, like my hometown, where Ames and then the local attempt at a department store folded and people were having to drive long distances to get basics. Walmart did fill a gap in that community.

I wish him well, because I'd like to see something more artistic than the current practice of building speed for jumps with occasional arm motions.

My wife: If you ever get me a chocolate diamond, it better be milk chocolate.

Other than the fact most WalMarts are pretty lax about prosecuting anything but major theft...sure, sure.

This is a weird topic for me. I support any couple of any mix that relates and wants to make it work.

While I'll never be rich, I make more in a public interest law job than my spouse does in her private practice job. So you never know.