GSB's Post-Vasectomy After Care LD - What Rhymes With Sterile?

[Pepe Silvia]

 

[FlexAmerican Dynamite]

If you're older than 17, I'd be shocked. Take that as you will.

I don't know if I should be offended but yeah you're right on the money.

 

[Skairipa Matrix]

Rock of Ages? Was that movie any good? I love(d) that kind of music but the movie didn't inspire me to see it in the theater.

Sox season tickets would be a sweet (see expensive) gift. The Sox may stink this year but you'll like having Ryan Dempster. He's a good man with a sense of humor. Plus he's been a pretty solid starter for the past few years. He's probably my favorite Cub.

WM wouldn't cost too much. Do you live close enough that you could make an evening of it and not have to pay for a place to stay. I'd go if I were in driving distance. Keep asking, those video games and DVDs will bring you some joy but the WM experience will give you great memories that will last for life.

Oh I loved Rock Of Ages, Tom Cruise as Stacee Jaxx was just awesome and I was surprised how well he did singing.

Hey Sox may be better than you think Dempster, Napoli, Victorino, Ross, Koji Uharha (or however his last name is spelled, I'm not gonna go look it up) were all nice additions to the club and we may not be done yet, We still need to deal 1 of our catchers that may bring in someone worth a damn.

Yeah MetLife Stadium would be a bit of a drive but not too bad and this is about as close as Mania will ever get to me.

 

[George Steele's Barber]

Watching it commercial free on dailymotion, I might be a little bit ahead.



I hope to be a screen writer, writing for shows or movie you know stuff like that, probably why I write in the E-Fed. Burn off the creative energy. I don't know what I'll actually end up doing if that doesn't work out. I used to want to be a surgeon but we'll see. Really hoping the writing thing works out though, I've wanted to create a fictional story people can get lost in.

Bold goals. That is going to take a lot of time, effort and drive. I never understood how one gets in to screen writing as opposed to just writing a book and getting it published.

Just out of curiosity how old do you think I am? We probably have but I don't remember the last time we really disagreed on something wrestling related.

I apologize ahead of time if I'm wrong but I assume you are 18 or 19.

 

[FlexAmerican Dynamite]

Man not even Sheamus can put down Cesaro by pin or Submission. Guy must have a bright future.

 

[Skairipa Matrix]

I wonder if there trying to set up Show vs Regal for mania, Maybe with Sheamus teaming with Regal or something I don't know you'd think Regal would get revenge somehow for all the attacks Show has done on him this year.

 

[Coco]

I don't know if I should be offended but yeah you're right on the money.

If it helps, I recognize you as a seventeen on account of the screen-writing thing (a personal shame) and an evolving (but not utterly hopeless) view of wrestling that could do with some polishing and bit more nuance. It's like you're a younger, perhaps less intelligent version of yours truly.

Take it as a compliment. I generally don't credit people by recognizing them as being on the same path as me. Says you've got potential in my book.

Of course I'm bloody brilliant, so good luck living up to that potential.

And so concludes my horn-tooting for the day.

 

[FlexAmerican Dynamite]

Bold goals. That is going to take a lot of time, effort and drive. I never understood how one gets in to screen writing as opposed to just writing a book and getting it published.

Either one would be fine, I guess I'm just more drawn to Hollywood esque movies or television. Probably because I have too much time on my hands.

 

[George Steele's Barber]

Oh I loved Rock Of Ages, Tom Cruise as Stacee Jaxx was just awesome and I was surprised how well he did singing.

Hey Sox may be better than you think Dempster, Napoli, Victorino, Ross, Koji Uharha (or however his last name is spelled, I'm not gonna go look it up) were all nice additions to the club and we may not be done yet, We still need to deal 1 of our catchers that may bring in someone worth a damn.

Yeah MetLife Stadium would be a bit of a drive but not too bad and this is about as close as Mania will ever get to me.

That's right get motivated. You're 20 years old, this is the time of your life when you don't have shit to care about. Get your college work done early and hit WM to blow off some steam.

Plus you can help Vince become a billionaire again.

 

[Coco]

Either one would be fine, I guess I'm just more drawn to Hollywood esque movies or television. Probably because I have too much time on my hands.

Humour me and name me some films and television shows that inspire this ambition of yours.

 

[George Steele's Barber]

Man not even Sheamus can put down Cesaro by pin or Submission. Guy must have a bright future.

Seriously, a clean loss to Sheamus would not have hurt the guy there. I think they were just trying to make Sheamus look a little vulnerable pre-TLC.

 

[FlexAmerican Dynamite]

If it helps, I recognize you as a seventeen on account of the screen-writing thing (a personal shame) and an evolving (but not utterly hopeless) view of wrestling that could do with some polishing and bit more nuance. It's like you're a younger, perhaps less intelligent version of yours truly.

Take it as a compliment. I generally don't credit people by recognizing them as being on the same path as me. Says you've got potential in my book.

Of course I'm bloody brilliant, so good luck living up to that potential.

And so concludes my horn-tooting for the day.

Well that's cool, didn't think you liked me very much on account of past interactions I guess. Should probably figure out how to even get started in professional writing, though I don't you should be ashamed of it, it's only a wrestling forum.

 

[Coco]

Seriously, a clean loss to Sheamus would not have hurt the guy there.

I'm of the belief that 99% of the time, wins and losses don't matter. Agree or disagree?

 

[George Steele's Barber]

If it helps, I recognize you as a seventeen on account of the screen-writing thing (a personal shame) and an evolving (but not utterly hopeless) view of wrestling that could do with some polishing and bit more nuance. It's like you're a younger, perhaps less intelligent version of yours truly.

Take it as a compliment. I generally don't credit people by recognizing them as being on the same path as me. Says you've got potential in my book.

Of course I'm bloody brilliant, so good luck living up to that potential.

And so concludes my horn-tooting for the day.

I've heard of a back-handed compliment before but I think Coco just invented the fore-handed insult.

 

[Skairipa Matrix]

That's right get motivated. You're 20 years old, this is the time of your life when you don't have shit to care about. Get your college work done early and hit WM to blow off some steam.

Plus you can help Vince become a billionaire again.

Not doing the whole college thing, Just not for me right now and since I recently quit my last job i'm searching for a new one, Got a few promising things.

Well Vinnie Mac is too egotistical to take my advice.

 

[FlexAmerican Dynamite]

Humour me and name me some films and television shows that inspire this ambition of yours.

Well if you're looking to prove you have more sophisticated taste then you win.

Pulp Fiction
Kill Bill Vol. 1
Seven Physcopaths
How I Met Your Mother
Dexter
Shameless
Avengers( Yeah I know, but a Marvel movie comes out every year on my birthday, I usually can't find anything bad to say about them.)

List goes on really, those are just off the top of my head.

 

[Coco]

Well that's cool, didn't think you liked me very much on account of past interactions I guess.

Oh, don't get too familiar. I'm still not sure I like you.

Should probably figure out how to even get started in professional writing, though I don't you should be ashamed of it, it's only a wrestling forum.

Screen-writing is the most typical, cliché aspiration in the world. Between that and my thread about teaching English abroad, I feel utterly vapid.

Yes, I'm a massive critic. And more charming than this post might let on.

 

[George Steele's Barber]

I'm of the belief that 99% of the time, wins and losses don't matter. Agree or disagree?

I don't know what the percentage is but it's much closer to 99% than nothing. Being entertaining is important. Unless you're a human pro wrestling encyclopedia (see B, K) it's impossible to even remember who won what last Monday let alone for the past year. Just avoid long losing streaks and clean losses to lesser opponents and a guys should stay over.

 

[Coco]

I've heard of a back-handed compliment before but I think Coco just invented the fore-handed insult.

I'm a bloody contortionist, aren't I?

Well if you're looking to prove you have more sophisticated taste then you win.

Pulp Fiction
Kill Bill Vol. 1
Seven Physcopaths
How I Met Your Mother
Dexter
Shameless
Avengers( Yeah I know, but a Marvel movie comes out every year on my birthday, I usually can't find anything bad to say about them.)

List goes on really, those are just off the top of my head.

I also ranked Dexter when I was 17. Which about gels with my view of you.

Haven't seen Seven Psychopaths, but the rest of the films are worthy of some admiration. Not the first things I'd rank. I'd probably pick something old but not a film that makes a lot of lists or generates a lot of discussion. So people will think I'm smarter than I am...

The Defiant Ones. Yep. I'd go with The Defiant Ones.

 

[FlexAmerican Dynamite]

Seriously, a clean loss to Sheamus would not have hurt the guy there. I think they were just trying to make Sheamus look a little vulnerable pre-TLC.

I think they could have gone farther with Show brutalizing Regal with Sheamus being helpless to do anything. Overall pretty average SD. Oh and Orton's injured again right?

 

[Skairipa Matrix]

GSB, You think Barrett is taking the belt from Kofi this sunday?

 

[Coco]

I don't know what the percentage is but it's much closer to 99% than nothing. Being entertaining is important. Unless you're a human pro wrestling encyclopedia (see B, K) it's impossible to even remember who won what last Monday let alone for the past year. Just avoid long losing streaks and clean losses to lesser opponents and a guys should stay over.

I wouldn't even go that far. Unless an angle is made of losing streaks and clean losses to lesser opponents, I really doubt people even notice that much.

 

[FlexAmerican Dynamite]

I also ranked Dexter when I was 17. Which about gels with my view of you.

Haven't seen Seven Psychopaths, but the rest of the films are worthy of some admiration. Not the first things I'd rank. I'd probably pick something old but not a film that makes a lot of lists or generates a lot of discussion. So people will think I'm smarter than I am...

The Defiant Ones. Yep. I'd go with The Defiant Ones.

Never seen Defiant Ones, but Seven Psychopaths was pretty good in my book. Hell I think Colin Farell's character wanted to write a book in that one.

 

[Coco]

I think they could have gone farther with Show brutalizing Regal with Sheamus being helpless to do anything.

That about sums it up these days, doesn't it?

WWE: They Could Have Gone Farther

 

[George Steele's Barber]

I think they could have gone farther with Show brutalizing Regal with Sheamus being helpless to do anything. Overall pretty average SD. Oh and Orton's injured again right?

Another Orton injury is just like a loss here and there. In the end most people can't keep track of everything that is going on to the point he may be back on Sunday and he may be back in six months. I'm leaning towards a new year feud with the Sheild where he buries them back down to the low card.

Which I'm fine with.

My creative dreams have been to write and perform stand up or write and draw Sunday morning type comics. I never really pursued it though. I did once buy a book on how to draw cartoons but it just sat on a shelf. Kind of wished I tried one or both of those things but I have a good career. I also don't think I have the ability to succeed in those careers. Granted, it's never too late to try those things or make a hobby out of them. I think I'm satisfied enough in life that failure would not be that big of a deal.