I remember the reruns hitting ESPN Classic when I was in college and I was amazed by how awesome and watchable they still were.

Someone needs to tell that guy to chill with the word salad.

Well, I’m pretty sure everyone at Remedy is going to be losing sleep tonight because some dumbass nerd won't install a new client to play their game.

So you agree Cool Spot was kind of nice, right?

I have it on Xbox and PC, and I actually prefer the console version. Just feels like the pace is more in line with what the game is supposed to be, a little slower and more strategic. Plus less hackers.

Sky Building is so cool, great view at night too.

The original Amp was kind of nice back in 2002 when I would slam 2 of them after school and go to work.

“Spilling” soda on your laptop used to be an extremely effective method for destroying it beyond repair, which would conveniently allow you to cash in on your 3-year protection plan at Best Buy right before it was about to expire. Couldn’t use water due to the submersion clause.

The borrowing, ironically, came not so much from Metroid but from The Legend of Zelda.

Who am I kidding? I’d fuck with that.

Maybe the most underrated Radiohead song.

The song

“What these kids needed more than anything else was to rest a little bit, put food in their stomachs and clear their heads for the evening.”

Fans have been looking for an alternative to WWE for a long time, because it’s always been assumed that it will make WWE better through competition.

Man, reading this made me nauseous. I was 13 at the time but I still remember that night vividly.

Maybe I should have used italics, I didn’t mean that literally. If I said it out loud it would have come through better.

Penalties for vaguely-defined “anti-social behavior” is probably not the right move, but deliberately fucking with public transportation and/or infrastructure should be a felony given the degree of disruption it has the potential to cause.

I know what you’re saying, but you can also look at it from the other side and say AEW has deliberately based their entire model off of things Meltzer has been saying for years about what works and what doesn’t in the wrestling business. They’re using his opinions as a blueprint for differentiating themselves from WWE—…

All this stuff about sports presentation and analytics is just them trying to make the point that the details will matter in AEW to a degree they haven’t mattered in WWE for a long time.

He wasn’t the best talker, but “Who are you to doubt El Dandy?” still might be my favorite promo of all time.