Rone Rivendale

what part of 'left the business' do you not understand? It's different than being on a 'hiatus' where they are gone but will eventually come back. Left the business means just that, they are done.

"If it ain't pale, it will fail." or maybe "How do ya like 'dem limes, Fella?"

Omega can be both a comedy heel and a badass at the same time. He's made a career out of it. Rock did both. Foley did both. I'm tired can't think of others, but they exist.

Hulk Hogan would be chasing the TNA Title for the 18th time.

Love it.

Interesting stable addition

I've also been on the bandwagon since Extreme Warfare. I had the original for only a few weeks when Deluxe came out and it blew me away. Funny now, cuz the series is 10k times better than back then. I did Promotion Wars too, and it was alright. Ran out of steam pretty quick though.

That looks perfect, London.

You I can't turn down a chance to be in your data. I have 2 or 3 in londonverse 16. Name: Michael Kuwabara Size: lightweight Style: Brawler Appearance (please understand that I many need to take creative license): Basically a Michael Jackson wannabe complete with white fedora (maybe the fedora could be an alt, since he'd start as bland) Bio: Yoshiro Kuwabara (known to fans as Michael Kuwabara) is a young lion with knowledge of basic martial arts and kick boxing. He is a life long fan of the King of Pop, Michael Jackson, and hopes to one day be just as popular. Additional Information: Yes, I got Kuwabara from Yu Yu Hakusho. Sue me.

<p>old school: Flair, Hogan, Bret, Savage</p><p> modern: Bryan, Jericho, Okada, Omega</p>

Professional wrestling is a unique entity. What is good and what is bad is generally not decided by the people performing it but by the fans who watch it. Lou Theisz, Ric Flair, Hulk Hogan, Steve Austin, John Cena, Daniel Bryan, in the US, they changed wrestling forever in their own eras. Not because they were better than everyone else, but because they caught on with the fans. So other wrestlers began to imitate them to keep up. Lucha culture has their Era changers. Japan has theirs. Europe has theirs. With most sports, or with most tv shows/movies, you get what you get. And you either like it or you hate it. It won't change anything. But in wrestling, what you support and what you reject changes what happens next. Maybe that's one of the things that makes it great.

Or stop trying to min/max and focus more on having fun. <img alt="" data-src="//content.invisioncic.com/g322608/emoticons/tongue.png.ceb643b2956793497cef30b0e944be28.png" src="<___base_url___>/applications/core/interface/js/spacer.png" />

I'm suggesting this having not played the mod before, do you have PWG? I'm not sure when they began operations.

Stomach Cancer from a match? Is that what happens if you accidentally swallow the green mist? <img alt="" data-src="//content.invisioncic.com/g322608/emoticons/biggrin.png.929299b4c121f473b0026f3d6e74d189.png" src="<___base_url___>/applications/core/interface/js/spacer.png" />

Dog Pound has been kinda dead lately, thought it might be a good idea to start up a thread where we can talk about how we are doing during this crisis. I work at a grocery store and the last couple weeks have been CRAZY. The hoarding of TP you've seen on the news? It's real. They also bought up the Paper towels, bleach, sanitizer, flour, sugar, bread, milk.... I could go on. I live in a small town of about 11k. We have 2, possibly 3 cases so far. All are in quarantine and no signs of it spreading. No deaths. It's a weird situation, either people are panicking too much, or they are not giving a crap at all. If only we could find the right in-between to be safe but not dumb about it.