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why is no one on here talking about how fucking yellow Adam Cole was on dynamite last night…… someone get that diva a liver transplant or something asap

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this is like the most tmi post ever but idc this is basically the tmi website. i know I’m nearing my time of the month because I’m immediately questioning my homosexuality because of mcmg….. like no we aren’t bi….we are ovulating…..pull yourself together!

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violent by circumstance

i read a thread from twitter about how moxley and orange mirror each other. it wasn't a bad thread but the only things it really said are that both were comedic characters who've been betrayed that have become more violent. it doesn't get at what makes their dynamic so interesting, especially with this current feud.

orange becoming more violent is a reaction to the world around him. orange cassidy, over his time in aew, has become more isolated; he's been targeted, he's been taken advantage of, and he's become worse at hiding his frustration. this is because of the most important change in his character; he's gotten an ego. the orange cassidy that showed up in 2019 let himself get thrown out of a battle royale without fighting. that is not the same person who held the international title for a year, who felt that bag growing heavier every week.

mox has been able to prod that ego, last year by calling the best friends jokes, this year by targeting chuck taylor. chuck, who stood by orange when they were betrayed by trent. the orange cassidy of 2019 wouldn't have had it in him to take on mox alone, or stick his hand in a bucket of broken glass to hurt mox. but he also wouldn't have been important enough to target. mox wants to bring the best version of orange out, the orange cassidy that has proven himself over the past 5 years, and he'll do anything to achieve that.

for moxley, violence is self actualization. it's how he shows who he is, after he wasn't able to show it in wwe. he wanted to spread the gospel of bloodshed with bryan, and when he thought bryan couldn't preach anymore, he took him out. in orange i think he sees himself, someone using humor to hide a killer's instinct. maybe he's right, but we're seeing a common theme in aew, which is that glory isn't as important as your connections.

mjf threw the title aside to embrace adam cole at aew's biggest show ever. hangman's quest for justice and vengeance has left him a shell of his former self. toni was able to dance out of wembley, having lost mariah and her title but gaining the adoration of the crowd that she sought. the power of love saved the elite against the bcc.

orange cassidy has lost all of the best friends by betrayal or murder. his rage caused him to try to paralyze trent. even though he has the conglomeration backing him, he's become emo. it's at the point where he feels like he needs to take on moxley alone because he doesn't want anyone he cares about to get hurt. and his gained ego allows him to think he's capable of doing it alone.

moxley takes no joy in what he's doing, but he's utterly dedicated to carrying on nonetheless. he has allies, but they're not there for him, they're there for the cause. if he doesn't feel like they're doing enough for it, he will cast them aside, as he did bryan. if they think he's faltered, they'll probably kill him too.

orange and mox are both using their abilities to protect their visions for aew. both have become greater by dedicating themselves to violence above the connections they've made. both of them are miserable for it.

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yeah. i've got the wikipedia page for rat. on cassette.

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also just a lil thing but im on bsky now! its under the same name as this but my layout is more pink because fuck you.

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im so tired of horror youtube man

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I believe they are about the size of my thumb.

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Is there a word that’s a mix between angry and sad

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those coconut crabs shot amelia earhart’s plane down because they were misogynists.

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MCMG's final act in TNA was to hold hands

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Little guy loses his little guy friend

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ROH 12.05.2015

Chris Sabin demands the mystery man interfering in The Addiction's matches reveal himself.

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The two genres of MCMG promos:

1. Shelley eloquently wording an argument against their opponents, backed up by facts and logic. Sabin saying the first thing that pops into his head.

2. Them playing an elaborate game of chicken in which they subtly (and not so subtly) try to outgay each other until one of them folds or they end up tongue kissing in front of the interviewer.