"My PS4 came with the Uncharted collection. I started playing the first one, and barely some 25% of the way in, I was finding the gunfights so painfully tedious and unfulfilling, that I stopped and haven't picked it up since."

Peter Schilling's Major Tom(Coming Home) came out well after 1969.

Super Dodge Ball and River City Ransom were my jam.

Cesaro ripping off the suit to reveal the New Day shirt made me giggle like a little child.

The "Do the Right Thing" episode(Hot Enough For You) is in my top 5 greatest episodes of television.

Unlike the Jericho/Styles match, where the wrong person going over WAS to the complete and total detriment of the match.

Nah, it's not WM13 level awful. I'd say it's definitely bottom 10, and that's pretty sad given how deep the roster is(at least in terms of in-ring talent).

This was a bad Mania, and it was made worse by how insanely good Takeover: Dallas was 2 nights earlier.

I'm getting married on Sunday, so a couple of my friends were angry that they were going to miss a good chunk of Mania because of it. Hell, I was a bit upset about it.

It's a great combination of the cartoon and the original comics.

::hands doctuar a DG-20 guitar, set to electric mandolin::

That tag title match was great.

"My lucky number is four billion. That's not real handy when you're gambling.

Apparently his whole final tour was incredibly hit or miss. I saw him about 2 months before he died, and he absolutely killed. Just had the whole audience in stitches.

I was at that taping, and I had to explain to the new-ish wrestling fans who I was there with who the Steiners were.

This movie has a scene in which what is clearly a black player takes a carry around the left end for a first down, only when he gets up after being tackled, it's Woody Harrelson.

Fun thing I witnessed: I was at the taping at UCF the Friday before the Rumble where Samson had two matches.

I just meant that I've never seen anyone argue that the Slammy voting wasn't fixed before.

Wait, are we believing that the Slammy votes mattered now?

I was at the Royal Rumble, and the pop for Reigns getting eliminated was louder than any crowd reaction I've ever heard at any event in my life; bigger than the NFL playoffs, NBA Finals, any concert or festival I've ever been to. Anything.