justinsayne
Cody Rhodes is an excellant
Obviously you're talking about Riot Fest, you are aware you don't have to camp out at the festival grounds, you can get a hotel right? Are you going to Chicago or Denver?
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That's true, and likely what I'll do. Or maybe Air BnB it. Staying at the festival grounds would be exhausting.
I wasn't aware there was a Denver one. I'll probably do Chicago as I'd imagine a flight there is cheaper from Boston than one to Denver.
justinsayne
Cody Rhodes is an excellant
Plus you're probably gonna want a shower at the end of the night, & with a hotel you'll probably get breakfast, which will be one less meal to pay for.
I'd try & get in touch with CH David if you have time. He could probably give you some pointers on getting around the city, & places to check out outside of the festival if you have time.
Actually, I'll conveniently be in Chicago in July with my dad to see a Cubs/Mets game (go Mets), so I'll have a small chance to get a quick lay of the land.
Can't hurt to meet up with CH David and his fiance, though. Another WrestleZoner I can add to my collection... of people I've met in real life from the forum.
Thriller Ant
Beep Bop Boop
I've hung out with him a few times and met his fianceé. Both get a big thumbs up from me
Despite the fact that David and I had a short overlap when we were both regulars here, he and I have actually talked quite a bit.
In fact, I may have drunk FB messaged him once. I'm deeply ashamed of that, but it happened.
Bernkastel
Reaper of Miracles
Saw the Deadpool movie. I really liked it. Thought it had the right amount of action, comedy, and drama without taking itself too seriously.
Wow, you're late to the game on that one.
But yeah, the Deadpool movie was excellent. It reminded me of Guardians of the Galaxy in approach in that it managed to keep things serious when it needed to be serious, but also had plenty of fun so you didn't get overwhelmed by the absurd problems the heroes faced.
But yeah, the Deadpool movie was excellent. It reminded me of Guardians of the Galaxy in approach in that it managed to keep things serious when it needed to be serious, but also had plenty of fun so you didn't get overwhelmed by the absurd problems the heroes faced.
ScreaminNormanSmiley
formerly ScreaminNormanSmiley
I thought Deadpool was pretty shit. Constant comedic bits with a very low rate of it actually being funny. Of course I seem to in the small minority that didn't like it, and I don't like recent Deadpool comics so it wasn't exactly made for my enjoyment.
I find the comics to be wildly inconsistent. I like when people write Deadpool as a superhero (or mercenary, whatever role he's playing) first and a comedian second, not a comedian first and a superhero/merc second. I find when writers attempt to do the latter, it's usually decidedly unfunny and much more dull.
Skairipa Matrix
3 Time Elite Openweight Champion
Are you looking forward to the Suicide Squad movie JGlass? I can't decide if I wanna see it or not.
justinsayne
Cody Rhodes is an excellant
Suicide Squad looks like it could either be really fun or a colossal fucking trainwreck. I fear it'll be the latter, although I do like David Ayers as a director for the most part.
When one of our clients at work isn't doing well, a clinician has to ask them a series of questions, two of them being, "Are you feeling suicidal? Homicidal?"
And I always want to add in, "Genocidal?" but I also don't want to get yelled at/fired. Plus I'm pretty sure nobody would get the reference.
If Sabu made a surprise appearance for the WWE (which would be weird, but certainly far from the weirdest surprise appearance possible), I wonder if they'd say genocidal. WWE is pretty PC, and making light of genocide is about as un-PC as you can get.
And I always want to add in, "Genocidal?" but I also don't want to get yelled at/fired. Plus I'm pretty sure nobody would get the reference.
If Sabu made a surprise appearance for the WWE (which would be weird, but certainly far from the weirdest surprise appearance possible), I wonder if they'd say genocidal. WWE is pretty PC, and making light of genocide is about as un-PC as you can get.
I like to appear from the ether every once in a while to make comic book recommendations. Today's selection:
Dan Slott's Silver Surfer, the DNA of which people have correctly identified as being from Doctor Who, but also from a grander tradition of British sci-fi, like Judge Dredd. Dan Slott is an American so I can accuse him of no less than cultural appropriation.
Tom King's The Vision, which is probably more similar to something like Twin Peaks, i.e. incredibly dark for a story the premise of which is "The Vision builds himself a family."
And don't forget the best Spider-Man book in decades, Ms. Marvel.
Dan Slott's Silver Surfer, the DNA of which people have correctly identified as being from Doctor Who, but also from a grander tradition of British sci-fi, like Judge Dredd. Dan Slott is an American so I can accuse him of no less than cultural appropriation.
Tom King's The Vision, which is probably more similar to something like Twin Peaks, i.e. incredibly dark for a story the premise of which is "The Vision builds himself a family."
And don't forget the best Spider-Man book in decades, Ms. Marvel.
justinsayne
Cody Rhodes is an excellant
I picked up as many issues as I could fine of Jason Aaron's Dr. Strange run, haven't really had time to read them yet though so I can't tell you if they're good or not, but I'm betting it is seeing as how they're written by Jason Aaron & all, his track record is pretty solid.
It's crazy to think that Doc and I used to be at odds at certain points in this forum's history. We moved past it in a big way, though.
I think we revisited those moments fairly recently and both of us attempted to take responsibility for the arguing. It's definitely more my fault though, don't let him tell you otherwise.
Bernkastel
Reaper of Miracles
JGlass and Doc had issues? Never would have thought that possible.
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