Guilty As Charged 2000 Live Discussion - August 13, 2020

[Chris]

Ah yeah it does say it's only a slur in America and in Italy it's just a first name. Probably bc racists called every Italian American "Guido" bc it was the only Italian name they knew if I had to guess

 

[Jimmy King]

I have a new respect for New Jack after the VICE special on him

 

[Kross Rhodes]

I never gave a fuck about Da Baldies really

Me either. Them or New Jack. Personally.

 

[Chris]

Feel like this match is just gonna be a shoot

 

[Kross Rhodes]

Ah yeah it does say it's only a slur in America and in Italy it's just a first name. Probably bc racists called every Italian American "Guido" bc it was the only Italian name they knew if I had to guess

Exactly. So for Guido, it's just his kayfabe name.

 

[Daddy Dom]

Ah yeah it does say it's only a slur in America and in Italy it's just a first name. Probably bc racists called every Italian American "Guido" bc it was the only Italian name they knew if I had to guess

means filthy from what i read too

 

[Daddy Dom]

Exactly. So for Guido, it's just his kayfabe name.

idc i was just asking lol

 

[Kross Rhodes]

idc i was just asking lol

And I was answering.

 

[Daddy Dom]

I have a new respect for New Jack after the VICE special on him

everyone says when hes not drugged out he is a nice guy smart too

 

[Daddy Dom]

And I was answering.

tech google answered for me xD

 

[Kross Rhodes]

New Jack tried to murder a kid in the ring and AFTER ECW kept him around, tried to kill other performers during matches. I'm not a fan.

 

[Apoho Creed]

New Jack was the type of dude your Parents told you stay away from. On the otherhand you would NJ as a guy to go into a true fight as a partner no doubt.

 

[Jimmy King]

New Jack dgaf

 

[Sky]

You know what New Jack matches remind me of? The printer scene from Office Space

 

[Daddy Dom]

gui·do/ˈɡwēdō/Learn to pronouncenounINFORMAL•DEROGATORYnoun: guido; plural noun: guidosa man, especially an Italian American, regarded as vain, aggressively masculine, and socially unsophisticated