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I was out of town so this one's old news. Fortunately, my highly intellectual observations and furious ranting tirades are as timeless as Toni Storm's ass, and as inspirational as Bayley's ass. You name a woman's ass, and I'll have an equivalent assload of verbal diarrhea for ya.

This hot rambling rampage recaps all the rage I could remember from Wrestlemania before succumbing to the oven in which I live. The only thing I didn't manage to fully remark on was the butt-stupid, assey finish where some chuckle fuck rapper that nobody over the age of 6 cares about showed up to slowly meander down the ramp and insert himself where he isn't wanted.

Obviously that was trash, the "Fein" song is torture, and I hate The Rock too, but all of that can probably be inferred by my general mission statement that the WWE has become a celebrities and ads vortex from which no spark of joy or wonder can ever emerge, which I warned everybody about last year.

So like most tragedies in the world, Travis Scott ruining Wrestlemania is a direct result of humanity refusing to heed my presciently pissed off portents. Sadly it's only the 3rd worst tragedy Travis Scott is responsible for, behind killing a bunch of people at his concert, and having concerts in the first place.

These are the times we live in. The world is made of ads, and the rappers are bad. We are dead and this is Hell.

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Hambroski

If there was any justice in the world, logan Paul's run would've been yours and then some. "Oh oh logan is a natural" shut the fuck up so are you! Somewhere in an alternate reality, you are multiple tag team champions with the cinemasocist, and a first ballot hall of famer by now. The fact that wwe is so straight up corporate is simultaneously obvious and disappointing. I still like the show and everything but sometimes I wonder if its my hope for the show to meet my expectations that I know it can reach or the actual quality of the program that keeps me watching. Sometimes I feel pro wrestling gets too popular for its own good.