I had forgotten how nice it was to lay on the couch and relax with a dog in my lap. Then I remember that the dog is Spartacus and the disappointment sets in. Honestly, he's not really a bad dog- uh, scratch that. Well, he has his moments- when he's unconscious. I'd much rather it be Zeus laying on me, really, but Spartie will have to do.
Oh hey Ender. Wanna come sit with me? Or on the couch in general? Thanks, and enjoy yourself. Oh snap, I just got a text message. Sorry if it disturbs you, Ender, I'll see who it is right away.
Oh, it's one of my friends! She's responding to a text I sent her last night about the Bachelorette eliminations. Those kind of made me sad, because Ashley and William looked really cute together, quite a lovely pair actually. At least J.P. and all of his manly hotness is still there.
Of course, I was too busy watching WWE Raw's Power to the People last night. Most of the matches sucked, and I hate voting via cell phone, but it was fun. Hottest match of the night: the 6-man tag match of Christian, R-Truth, and the Miz vs Alex Riley, Randy Orton, and John Cena.
There goes my phone again. My friend is annoyed with the results, as am I. Bentley doesn't deserve Ashley, but by being so sprung on him, she doesn't deserve the other guys.
Speaking of guys, I like hot ones. Like the ones that wrestled last night. Especially Christian, A-Ry, and Cena. Randy's hot too, but I don't see him like that. John Morrison's the king of hotness, but R-Truth is a jerk and took him off television for a while. I'm starting to think there's a conspiracy against me, hm...
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Tuesday, June 21, 2011
Thursday, June 16, 2011
Random Babbles
So for the past couple of weeks, I've been packing up my room for my move to my dad's. Although I wasn't planning on moving until August, I figured I'd get started now because I thought it'd take me forever to get boxes and it'd be a long process. Well apparently, I'm an epic packer. Once I finish the final wall of my room, I'll be completely packed with only the PC and the furniture left over. Even all of my posters are down.
Brandon's going to his first bootcamp this week. I'm excited for him, but I'm going to miss the little super saiyin/jonin/WWE superstar the whole week he's gone. It looks like I'll be sleeping that entire week off, or doing a major room cleaning project. Maybe not the last one. Yeah, definitely not the last one.
Capital Punishment is this Sunday, which I will not be watching, but I will be checking the live results during the PPV. I'm hoping that the world titles change hands that night. sorry, but John Cena doesn't need to have the WWE Championship the entire time until Wrestlemania 28, and Christian was robbed of his only World Championship reign. Sorry Randy, but I've been waiting for 12 years for Christian to get that title. Just let him have it for a few months and then take it back or something. I'm ready for John Morrison to come back. Maybe if R-Truth wins the WWE title, they can feud over it and John can FINALLY have a world title reign. A girl can dream, can't she?
Totally missing Kharma. The Diva's division, once again, sucks without her there. Brie Bella needs to lose that Diva's championship and give to someone who's actually good, like Beth Pheonix, or Natalya, and the matches need to be more than five minutes long, with less swishing hair and annoying shrieking. I don't like the guys grunting and yelling during their matches, so I'm not letting the girls get away with either.
Brandon's going to his first bootcamp this week. I'm excited for him, but I'm going to miss the little super saiyin/jonin/WWE superstar the whole week he's gone. It looks like I'll be sleeping that entire week off, or doing a major room cleaning project. Maybe not the last one. Yeah, definitely not the last one.
Capital Punishment is this Sunday, which I will not be watching, but I will be checking the live results during the PPV. I'm hoping that the world titles change hands that night. sorry, but John Cena doesn't need to have the WWE Championship the entire time until Wrestlemania 28, and Christian was robbed of his only World Championship reign. Sorry Randy, but I've been waiting for 12 years for Christian to get that title. Just let him have it for a few months and then take it back or something. I'm ready for John Morrison to come back. Maybe if R-Truth wins the WWE title, they can feud over it and John can FINALLY have a world title reign. A girl can dream, can't she?
Totally missing Kharma. The Diva's division, once again, sucks without her there. Brie Bella needs to lose that Diva's championship and give to someone who's actually good, like Beth Pheonix, or Natalya, and the matches need to be more than five minutes long, with less swishing hair and annoying shrieking. I don't like the guys grunting and yelling during their matches, so I'm not letting the girls get away with either.
Wednesday, April 6, 2011
Wrestlemania XXVII
I know I'm pretty late about posting this, but the Greatest Show of the Year was on PPV on Sunday and, as a pretty devoted WWE fan, I have to blog about it.
For the most part, I was pretty disappointed. It wasn't the greatest Wrestlemania ever, to be perfectly honest, and I've only seen three. The organization of the matches was horrible and the matches themselves left much to be desired, in performance and length. In fact, all of the matches seemed short and rushed, whereas last year's Wrestlemania's matches were pretty long, the longest match almost lasting an hour; this year's was almost thirty minutes (both matches were the Undertaker's).
The Rock, my first wrestling love, was the host, and at first, he did pretty well. He took up the first 10 minutes of the PPV, which was annoying, and throughout the event, had random backstage segments that took up time that could've gone to the dark match.
Speaking of that dark match, it was Sheamus vs. Daniel Bryan for the US Championship. It was advertised to be seen during the live event, but instead was fought before the show started as a dark match due to time constraints. How ridiculous, especially since it was one of only three championships up for grabs during Wrestlemania.
The first match was Edge vs. Alberto Del Rio for the World Heavyweight Championship. Uh, what? Problem number 1: Alberto Del Rio, a newcomer to the company that hasn't even been here a year, was up for a world title AT Wrestlemania, the Greatest Stage of them All. What happened to working your way to the top? Christian, one of the hardest working wrestlers in the company has been denied his push for the past few years, along with Jeff Hardy, John Morrison, and numerous other wrestlers, yet this guy gets to come in, bully around Rey Mysterio, and get a world title shot? Newbies shouldn't get a world title shot or a Wrestlemania match right off the bat, instead taking some time to earn a following, get a few pushes, and work their way to the top. Problem number 2: Why is a world title match the opening bout? It should take place in the last three matches. Whatever, Edge, with the help of Christian, won, ending his Wrestlemania losing streak and retaining their title. How did they celebrate? They busted up Del Rio's car. That's my boys.
The second match was Cody Rhodes vs. Rey Mysterio. I liked this match, how it turned out, it's placement, and it's length. Good job, WWE. Cody Rhodes came out looking mysterious, dark, and cool...until you saw that ridiculous face mask. He doesn't even need the thing. He still looked pretty cool. Rey came out as Captain America! Aw! He's so adorable! Cody beat Rey, however, which I don't have too much of a problem with.
Third match: Kane, Big Show, Santino, and Kofi Kingston vs. The Corre. I liked this match; I wish it were a bit longer, but hey, I don't think it was meant to be anything serious. The Corre was demolished, and I'm happy about it. Just because they went to Smackdown and got a new name, it doesn't mean they're any less Nexus than they were before. Now, someone take their titles.
Randy Orton vs. CM Punk was the next match. Of course, my boy Randy won over the Closeted Meth-Head with a RKO from the sky.... kind of. It was kind of like the one with Evan Bourne; Punk just kind of fell into it. I wish it were longer, but, well, you know. The Rock needed his screen time.
Michael Cole vs. Jerry Lawler, which was a rip-off. It should've been placed earlier than Randy's match, and Michael Cole shouldn't have been declared the winner by disqualification. Stone Cold Steve Austin was the ref, and since he shoved Cole during the match, the RAW gm made Cole the winner. Stone Cold stunned a few people, got on his four-wheeler, and zoomed off with a couple of beers for the road. This match made me crush on the Rattlesnake a bit, as long as he's on the quad. Silver lining: we saw Michael Cole get beat down.
Undertaker vs. Triple H. Okay, this should've been last, and everyone knows it. Triple H's entrance: great. Undertaker's entrance: phenomenal, as always. I was pleased with their performances and, of course, Taker kept the Streak alive, making Hunter tap out in submission. Undertaker was then removed from the ring on the back of one of those trucks with the flat bed that they use at venues. Triple H managed to walk out. It should've been longer, and it should've been at the end of the PPV.
Next was a 6-man-mixed-tag-team match featuring Lay-Cool (which includes the Undertaker's wife, Michelle McCool) and Dolph Ziggler vs. John Morrison, Trish Stratus, and...Snooki. Yes sir, Snooki from the Jersey Shore. I puked in outrage too. John came out in a new get-up, looking fine as can be, Trish Stratus, a Diva legend, came out looking how I want to, and Snooki came out looking like she though they were running for breast cancer. The match was barely five minutes long, the guys (who were the biggest stars in the match-up aside from Trish) weren't even tagged in, and Snooki made the pin on Layla. I'm glad John finally got a Wrestlemania win, I'm just not happy Snooki had to be the one to make it happen. This match should've been a tad longer, the guys should've had some ring time, and it should've been an earlier match.
Our final match: The Miz vs. John Cena for the WWE Championship. This match was a bit of a fail. It also ended in a double count-out. Until the Rock came out and restarted the match that is. The Rock, for two glorious minutes, was the hero of Wrestlemania in my living room....until he rock-bottomed John Cena and cost him the championship, letting Miz keep it. I filed for divorce from the Rock a minute later.
All in all, it could've (and should've) been much better. The organization was bad, the lengths were horrible, John Morrison and Dolph Ziggler shouldn't have been in that match, and I honestly don't think there should've been a host. The feuds leading up to these matches seemed rushed and out of nowhere, making this look like any other WWE PPV. Wrestlemania deserved more time and preparation than that. It wasn't bad as a PPV; it was bad as the most watched and respected even in sports entertainment.
For the most part, I was pretty disappointed. It wasn't the greatest Wrestlemania ever, to be perfectly honest, and I've only seen three. The organization of the matches was horrible and the matches themselves left much to be desired, in performance and length. In fact, all of the matches seemed short and rushed, whereas last year's Wrestlemania's matches were pretty long, the longest match almost lasting an hour; this year's was almost thirty minutes (both matches were the Undertaker's).
The Rock, my first wrestling love, was the host, and at first, he did pretty well. He took up the first 10 minutes of the PPV, which was annoying, and throughout the event, had random backstage segments that took up time that could've gone to the dark match.
Speaking of that dark match, it was Sheamus vs. Daniel Bryan for the US Championship. It was advertised to be seen during the live event, but instead was fought before the show started as a dark match due to time constraints. How ridiculous, especially since it was one of only three championships up for grabs during Wrestlemania.
The first match was Edge vs. Alberto Del Rio for the World Heavyweight Championship. Uh, what? Problem number 1: Alberto Del Rio, a newcomer to the company that hasn't even been here a year, was up for a world title AT Wrestlemania, the Greatest Stage of them All. What happened to working your way to the top? Christian, one of the hardest working wrestlers in the company has been denied his push for the past few years, along with Jeff Hardy, John Morrison, and numerous other wrestlers, yet this guy gets to come in, bully around Rey Mysterio, and get a world title shot? Newbies shouldn't get a world title shot or a Wrestlemania match right off the bat, instead taking some time to earn a following, get a few pushes, and work their way to the top. Problem number 2: Why is a world title match the opening bout? It should take place in the last three matches. Whatever, Edge, with the help of Christian, won, ending his Wrestlemania losing streak and retaining their title. How did they celebrate? They busted up Del Rio's car. That's my boys.
The second match was Cody Rhodes vs. Rey Mysterio. I liked this match, how it turned out, it's placement, and it's length. Good job, WWE. Cody Rhodes came out looking mysterious, dark, and cool...until you saw that ridiculous face mask. He doesn't even need the thing. He still looked pretty cool. Rey came out as Captain America! Aw! He's so adorable! Cody beat Rey, however, which I don't have too much of a problem with.
Third match: Kane, Big Show, Santino, and Kofi Kingston vs. The Corre. I liked this match; I wish it were a bit longer, but hey, I don't think it was meant to be anything serious. The Corre was demolished, and I'm happy about it. Just because they went to Smackdown and got a new name, it doesn't mean they're any less Nexus than they were before. Now, someone take their titles.
Randy Orton vs. CM Punk was the next match. Of course, my boy Randy won over the Closeted Meth-Head with a RKO from the sky.... kind of. It was kind of like the one with Evan Bourne; Punk just kind of fell into it. I wish it were longer, but, well, you know. The Rock needed his screen time.
Michael Cole vs. Jerry Lawler, which was a rip-off. It should've been placed earlier than Randy's match, and Michael Cole shouldn't have been declared the winner by disqualification. Stone Cold Steve Austin was the ref, and since he shoved Cole during the match, the RAW gm made Cole the winner. Stone Cold stunned a few people, got on his four-wheeler, and zoomed off with a couple of beers for the road. This match made me crush on the Rattlesnake a bit, as long as he's on the quad. Silver lining: we saw Michael Cole get beat down.
Undertaker vs. Triple H. Okay, this should've been last, and everyone knows it. Triple H's entrance: great. Undertaker's entrance: phenomenal, as always. I was pleased with their performances and, of course, Taker kept the Streak alive, making Hunter tap out in submission. Undertaker was then removed from the ring on the back of one of those trucks with the flat bed that they use at venues. Triple H managed to walk out. It should've been longer, and it should've been at the end of the PPV.
Next was a 6-man-mixed-tag-team match featuring Lay-Cool (which includes the Undertaker's wife, Michelle McCool) and Dolph Ziggler vs. John Morrison, Trish Stratus, and...Snooki. Yes sir, Snooki from the Jersey Shore. I puked in outrage too. John came out in a new get-up, looking fine as can be, Trish Stratus, a Diva legend, came out looking how I want to, and Snooki came out looking like she though they were running for breast cancer. The match was barely five minutes long, the guys (who were the biggest stars in the match-up aside from Trish) weren't even tagged in, and Snooki made the pin on Layla. I'm glad John finally got a Wrestlemania win, I'm just not happy Snooki had to be the one to make it happen. This match should've been a tad longer, the guys should've had some ring time, and it should've been an earlier match.
Our final match: The Miz vs. John Cena for the WWE Championship. This match was a bit of a fail. It also ended in a double count-out. Until the Rock came out and restarted the match that is. The Rock, for two glorious minutes, was the hero of Wrestlemania in my living room....until he rock-bottomed John Cena and cost him the championship, letting Miz keep it. I filed for divorce from the Rock a minute later.
All in all, it could've (and should've) been much better. The organization was bad, the lengths were horrible, John Morrison and Dolph Ziggler shouldn't have been in that match, and I honestly don't think there should've been a host. The feuds leading up to these matches seemed rushed and out of nowhere, making this look like any other WWE PPV. Wrestlemania deserved more time and preparation than that. It wasn't bad as a PPV; it was bad as the most watched and respected even in sports entertainment.
Wednesday, February 23, 2011
Time for an update
Figured it was time to update this thing.
There's not too much going on. Work is, well, work. My social life hasn't been booming, but it's alive some how. Because of my blasphemous work schedule, I've missed Raw for the past two weeks, and wouldn't you know it, they bring back the Rock, the Undertaker, AND Triple H. Watch, next week Evan Bourne and Christian will return as a team, the Hardy Boyz will reunite, and Scotty too Hotty will make a comeback, complete with dancing. Surprisingly, my AI viewing hasn't been disturbed. Hm....
I'm trying to save up for my Georgia-Myrtle Beach trip with the girls. It's a work in progress, but hopefully with a few more checks, I'll be there. I'm hoping maybe I can clean houses or something on the side to earn a few extra bucks. I'll just have to see what happens.
There's not too much going on. Work is, well, work. My social life hasn't been booming, but it's alive some how. Because of my blasphemous work schedule, I've missed Raw for the past two weeks, and wouldn't you know it, they bring back the Rock, the Undertaker, AND Triple H. Watch, next week Evan Bourne and Christian will return as a team, the Hardy Boyz will reunite, and Scotty too Hotty will make a comeback, complete with dancing. Surprisingly, my AI viewing hasn't been disturbed. Hm....
I'm trying to save up for my Georgia-Myrtle Beach trip with the girls. It's a work in progress, but hopefully with a few more checks, I'll be there. I'm hoping maybe I can clean houses or something on the side to earn a few extra bucks. I'll just have to see what happens.
Tuesday, February 15, 2011
FINALLY!!!
The Rock HAS COME BACK TO WWE!!! Ooh!! I didn't get to watch it because I was at work, but I found out that The Rock returned home to the ring and he was going to host Wrestlemania XXVII. My life has just regained purpose. The Rock was (and will remain so) my favorite wrestler of all time; he was the reason I got into wrestling in the first place, and I fell in love with him upon sight. Who cares if I was 7? I was going to be Mrs. Rock and everyone was going to like it. He was my ultimate favorite. I adore John Morrison, Randy Orton thrills me, and I live in awe of the Undertaker, but I have Rock tattooed on my heart.
Because my love has returned, things will be painfully different in my make-believe world where Randy and I are a team, JoMo and I are flirting, and I remain oblivious of Edge's feelings for me. Now The Rock is here, and I may be to busy getting my future-eyebrow raising-husband coffee or an ice pack to help Randy get out of a few tough spots. Idk, we'll have to see how it all works out.
Because my love has returned, things will be painfully different in my make-believe world where Randy and I are a team, JoMo and I are flirting, and I remain oblivious of Edge's feelings for me. Now The Rock is here, and I may be to busy getting my future-eyebrow raising-husband coffee or an ice pack to help Randy get out of a few tough spots. Idk, we'll have to see how it all works out.
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