PWD PWD 1174: Bloodline loolz.

[deezy]

Way to miss the finish......that's Jojo.

 

[Pittie Petey]

@RollSonnenRoll @My Spot

The greatest year in the history of WCW and Terry Funk is a huge reason why

 

[My Spot]

@RollSonnenRoll @My Spot

The greatest year in the history of WCW and Terry Funk is a huge reason why

Greatest year my Oklahoma ass...

 

[Stargazer Rex]

@RollSonnenRoll @My Spot

The greatest year in the history of WCW and Terry Funk is a huge reason why

I wish I was tagged in this...

 

[deezy]

@RollSonnenRoll @My Spot

The greatest year in the history of WCW and Terry Funk is a huge reason why

Technically they were still the NWA right?

 

[Vampire life]

I was getting some hay at a feed and seed store a while back and an adorable blonde in cowboy cut jeans, boots and a John Deere hoodie was ringing me up. As I was loading the bales later, I saw her running a tractor and dumping a load of firewood into the bed of a truck

Did I say anything to her? No, I did not. Did I daydream about what our children would look like and our field of dreams lifes all the drive home? I did.

Should have said something

No raegreats

 

[deezy]

@Pliny Pete I apologise for the

 

[Vampire life]

@RollSonnenRoll I just got done watching The Bikeriders, it was good, not great though, heavily influenced by Goodfellas and Carlito's Way, especially the opening scene which was basically a rip off of Goodfellas opening scene right down to the single line of voiceover dialogue to set the tone of the movie

Really good performance outta Tom Hardy, the Elvis kid and the main chick, although she sounded like a parody of Laverne & Shirley

Several of the side characters were well acted also

They did a great job making you feel like you were in the Midwest in the 50's and 60's, everyone looked and sounded the part with their heavy accents and big meaty heads and pale faces

I loved the old timey small town scenery straight outta Mayberry

Some good violence and action scattered between dramatic scenes full of character development and conflict, that part felt a bit uneven at times and it was about 15-20 minutes longer than it needed to be but it told a really solid story that had enough emotion to keep you pulled in

It didn't reach the all time classic level that the filmmaker was obviously going for but it's definitely worth a watch

5.2 Thumbs Up Outta 7

Looks corny
No offense

 

[Stargazer Rex]

Should have said something

 

[Pittie Petey]

Technically they were still the NWA right?

They were a member of the NWA but they were never actually the NWA, it was just presented that way on television since JCP/WCW was the largest most powerful member of the NWA from '85 on

 

[deezy]

They were a member of the NWA but they were never actually the NWA, it was just presented that way on television since JCP/WCW was the largest most powerful member of the NWA from '85 on

I got it now.

 

[Pittie Petey]

I wish I was tagged in this...

I wish i was looking at a picture of Coconut right now but sometimes life kicks us in the ass and doesnt give us what we want!!!!

 

[Pittie Petey]

@Stargazer Rex now that the dust has settled, can we get down to brass tax, did you really play some games at Santa Cruz and that weird ass ghetto park you went to or were you just humoring me cause thats what a true pal does?
And if you were playing games, which ones did you play?
I am so freaking curious about this whole sordid situation

 

[Pittie Petey]

You people might not know this about me but ole Pete loves a carnival