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RAW January 26th, 2015 Live Discussion
Yup, that was fun. I'm going to go juggle knives on the Titanic. -
RAW January 26th, 2015 Live Discussion
I wouldn't think you're crazy. My other phobia is ships. I hate ships and you would NEVER get me to be on one. I have this distinct memory of being a child on a sinking ship with another ship there to rescue us... there's some sort of bridge and I am crssing the bridge... my shoes fall off in... -
RAW January 26th, 2015 Live Discussion
Go ahead and rate it funny, I was trying to amuse you guys with the story. For the the most part I only ever use a serrated knife if I am in a restaurant and I have a steak. Otherwise, I buy foods I don't have to cut. I once tried cutting a cantaloupe with a fork. -
RAW January 26th, 2015 Live Discussion
Oh. It's straight blades that scare me. Serrated knives are fine for some reason. -
RAW January 26th, 2015 Live Discussion
I like your style. I would have wanted to do that too. -
RAW January 26th, 2015 Live Discussion
I have an actual knife phobia.... when in high school my best friend's dad was taking us to a WWF house show. His mom was one of those mothers who always thinks you should be eating. So she grabbed a block of cheese and was cutting it right in front of my face. My eyes were like plates. When... -
RAW January 26th, 2015 Live Discussion
I've never understood why people have fear of coffins and I'm a psychologist. I say fear and not phobia because if someone had a phobia you wouldn't be able to convince them to be in the same building with a coffin -
RAW January 26th, 2015 Live Discussion
That's me hoping reality is shaped by perception. Also, if that were the case, one day when he does his little face wave, he would actually vanish in the ring to the shock and joy of many -
RAW January 26th, 2015 Live Discussion
And I think he is confused about the status of the championship. -
RAW January 26th, 2015 Live Discussion
Here he goes, narrating again. -
RAW January 26th, 2015 Live Discussion
I was honestly hoping I would be incapable of seeing him... -
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RAW January 26th, 2015 Live Discussion
Did Rusev's English get considerably worse? -
RAW January 26th, 2015 Live Discussion
If he said "that didn't involve the Undertaker" that'd be something. -
RAW January 26th, 2015 Live Discussion
There have been very few casket matches in the history of WWE? Has Michael Cole ever watched WWE? -
RAW January 26th, 2015 Live Discussion
If I dated a farmer, I would never see them since I tend to be awake all night an in a coma all day. Sounds like the perfect relationship. -
RAW January 26th, 2015 Live Discussion
I agree. This was exactly the sort of thing that needed to happen. I think Heyman did the most for it. His speech was practically spellbinding. But it added something to this match that didn't exist: history. Now rather than Reigns just being the storyline guy to beat the unbeatable... -
RAW January 26th, 2015 Live Discussion
Agreed but I should add.. this is because of the backlash. The backlash helped them to just stop sitting on their thumbs and forced them to tell a good story. this was great clean up. -
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RAW January 26th, 2015 Live Discussion
As I said earlier in a different thread, the one person who could make this work is Paul Heyman. Just the tone of his voice creates the appropiate atmosphere.