PWD 590: The Juice Spot

[Falsedawn]

oh, i saw.



when i saw him flip and get a little closer, i would have gotten up slowly and ran like a madman out of there. if i was the interviewer

Judge: "Iron Mike, why did you flip out and kill everyone in the room?"

Mike: "I wanted to thee 'em dead, your honor."

 

[mudflap mike]

Judge: "Iron Mike, why did you flip out and kill everyone in the room?"

Mike: "I wanted to thee 'em dead, your honor."

Judge: case dismissed

 

[RollSonnenRoll]

Correction

That is bone chilling how he can be so calm and polite yet so dangerously unhinged

 

[lakersfan45]

I agree with Conrad that him and Shawn were magic together and it rarely gets talked about

I’ve talked about it damnit

 

[Batjester]

I think that's my issue, I try to see the positive in people.

There is your 1st mistake. People by and large are complete assholes.

Not having any friends really isn't that bad. If you have a dog or a ferret or a kid or something.

This is why I have a cat.

I'm just impressed he has friends tbh.

Friend = person he casually knows.

 

[RollSonnenRoll]

@GetTheseHands

I miss that crazy bastard in his prime

 

[GSPSAKU]

Is this from the Dec 95 IYH when Bret bladed?

Yes and Bret was smart about how he bladed in this one. He bladed right above his hairline, which is rarely ever done and Vince let it slide thinking it was likely hardway.

 

[RollSonnenRoll]

I’ve talked about it damnit

Have you?!

 

[Falsedawn]

I miss that crazy bastard in his prime

That was on the tail end of his prime.

Slampage was his prime.

 

[RollSonnenRoll]

<Lmaoo>

Rampage tried to expose the real Bones

 

[Michaelangelo]

I miss that crazy bastard in his prime

i remember this fight getting crazy press. ESPN was covering it and had the highlights immediately after it aired. And now ESPN has the rights to the whole thing but it’s filled with a bunch of cans that couldn’t draw flies to shit.

 

[Stargazer Rex]

That is bone chilling how he can be so calm and polite yet so dangerously unhinged

 

[RollSonnenRoll]

 

[GetTheseHands]

Twitter doesn't take taxpayer money to subsidize their infrastructure expenditures, nor is twitter under fire from the government for allowing free speech (the more insidious assertion, and possibly a 1st amendment violation).

Can't call the NFL private when it comes to anthem protests, but public when it comes to building stadiums. Nice try though.

That doesn't make them a public company. Taxpayers own a right to the stadium not the team or the league...but nice try though.

 

[GetTheseHands]

 

[deezy]

Twitter doesn't take taxpayer money to subsidize their infrastructure expenditures, nor is twitter under fire from the government for allowing free speech (the more insidious assertion, and possibly a 1st amendment violation).

Can't call the NFL private when it comes to anthem protests, but public when it comes to building stadiums. Nice try though.

Also:

 

[Falsedawn]

That doesn't make them a public company. Taxpayers own a right to the stadium not the team or the league...but nice try though.

I'll accept that duck.

Economic pressure levied by the President of the United States to harm their business as a result of their stance on certain speech is a de facto infringement of the first amendment. You're not going to get around that.

 

[deezy]

<Lmaoo>

 

[Stargazer Rex]

That doesn't make them a public company. Taxpayers own a right to the stadium not the team or the league...but nice try though.

I'll accept that duck.

Economic pressure levied by the President of the United States to harm their business as a result of their stance on certain speech is a de facto infringement of the first amendment. You're not going to get around that.

 

[GetTheseHands]

<Lmaoo>

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I'll accept that duck.

Economic pressure levied by the President of the United States to harm their business as a result of their stance on certain speech is a de facto infringement of the first amendment. You're not going to get around that.

Except for the fact that the NFL was losing money on the protests when it started TWO YEARS AGO. So your argument only stands if you believe Trump single-handedly hurt the NFL by telling them to stand for the national anthem...via Twitter