I explicitly named Mitt Romney. I wasn't making it a partisan thing. I was saying, "Usually, a typical liberal complaint was wrong, but it's right for Cruz." Settle down!

The lights were off so that he could be truly not see race in the bone zone.

Worse. He regressed to Tampa Hogan.

Ric Flair's daughter is about to be a wrestling star, and, hoo, boy, he's said WAAAAAAAAAAAAAY worse racist/sexist/whatever stuff. I imagine he will disappear for awhile.

It's largely been the same since 2003: ruining everything he's in, just like he has since he left Japan, but this time through talking and public politicking instead of wrestling and backstage politicking.

That's plainly false.
-Everyone has different skills and different attributes than others. Some of them are more useful, some of them are better (as in "the good"), and sometimes those intertwine.
-Some people view themselves as different than and superior to others because of that. Those people are elitists.
-Some of…

He's from Calgary and his parents were in the energy business. No true Canadian!

If Caitlyn Jenner can feel that she's a woman despite the facts of genetics and biology and we must accept it, Ted Cruz can feel like he's working class despite the fact of his upbringing, education, and profession, we must accept it.

I'm likely overreacting, but the "if _ and _ had a baby" is way too lazy for an Ivy League alumnus or for me to see this movie. Here's hoping there's also a, "_, but ON CRACK!" descriptor in there to cap awful writing cliches.

But the Tyrannosaurus Rex was the same one as the original, right, and it died in 3. In this one, it smashed the skeleton of the same type of dinosaur that killed it.

"Gym rat, professional wrestler. What's the difference?" - Vince McMahon

Bliss and Brooke both are still in the mid-tier of heel mannerisms, but both give me excitement about what their final evolutions will be (see also, Sasha Banks at that time).

Yeah, it's not the hair, it's the combination of the hair and hot dog skin. Instead of her hair looking cool, her skin is burnt siena and her hair is just burnt.

Has SCIENCE gone TOO FAR?!?!

http://vgmdb.net/album/1407 Above Ground and Under Water are exactly right, but I always loved how Under Ground's rests fit the 1st obstacle you encounter in 1-2 if you run as quickly as you can right.

90s lists you can find anywhere, but I was always partial to Apple Cider Spider, a Donkey Kong 1-like platformer https://www.youtube.com/wat… , in addition to awesome text adventures (Infidel being my favorite, Trinity being the consensus best, and 1 of the Zorks being the most popular).

This sounds amazing. Nothing is better to me than horror comedy, and Inside Number 9 is the only one still going on television. Give me actual political satire, not Oliver's and Stewart's riffs.

I like Pirate Ship Higemaru and Nuts And Milk, but the music's just okay. Spin/Clu Clu Land has a jaunty
Akito Nakatsuka (who is underrated in that era).

And to be clear, its soundtrack fricking rules. There's just so much good stuff over roughly 30 years!

Oh, gosh, investigate the Castlevania/Devil's Castle Dracula series on more amazing music achievements. The 8-bit handhelds and consoles had so much innovation, purely out of a combination of necessity and composers/programmers who thought it would just be so darn cool to have good music in their work.