WordPress Freaks Out

Apparently I’ve been logging on through too many devices and that prompted WordPress to shut me out for a bit and go, “Dude, change your password, you limp dick.”

And so I did… and things are apparently business as usual.

Anyway, I’ve got a couple scans I need to do this week and there’s also some sampling of blood that I need to get done eventually. I would be concerned, but the truth is I’m more concerned about the fasting that’s going to drive me nuts… and I don’t wanna get nuts, so let’s not get nuts

Nuts make my bowels go bad.

Why The Fuck Does The World Need A Call Of Duty Movie?

Source: https://filmstories.co.uk/news/call-of-duty-movie-officially-in-the-works-at-paramount/

Are we really that desperate for movie ideas that we’re going to make a movie about soldiers in a war – a concept that has been developed into movie HUNDREDS OF TIMES before and more than likely inspired this video game concept? And also, how many of these fucking games have they made already? Which one is getting the movie treatment?

That’s like someone getting a license to do an After Burner movie, when someone with a brain can point out that there’s already an “After Burner” movie of sorts; it’s called TOP GUN.

Did people test this shitty licensing deal before they released it?

Obviously not.

Is Edge Too Generic Of A Browser?

So I recently picked up a new laptop – because the keys on my old one were starting to crap out, which is all the excuse I needed to upgrade from my rinky-dinky refurbed Thinkpad to an Asus V16 laptop… which is apparently used for game and even has a fancy graphics card… which means that I can probably run OBS on this thing to capture some DOS footage, which would be nice.

Anyway, in attempting to log in my various accounts, I get a security warning from the Amazon app, informing me of a log in attempt from what they refer to as “a generic browser.”

The browser in question? Microsoft’s own superstar browser, EDGE!

Apparently, they think we know it, but we really don’t. I hope we don’t get the “crazy eyes.”

Just a funny thing I’d thought I share before today’s scheduled video goes up.

WCW Monday Nitro (Sept. 4th, 1995) – Lighting The Fuse

On this day – thirty years ago, to be precise – the very first episode of WCW Monday Nitro took place at the Mall Of America in Minesota. It was a sixty minute episode where, among other things, a former WCW champion made his return to the company shortly after his run in WWF, another Ric Flair vs. Sting match took place, and Hulk Hogan sold Hulkaroos to the few Hulkamaniacs who weren’t booing his ass at WCW shows.

WWE launched a WCW Youtube channel earlier this year, which featured uploads of WCW Monday Nitro. So we’re gonna watch these as they go up and for the rest, I was provided with some recordings thanks to a buddy of mine. These aren’t full-blow reviews or anything like that – you can get those anywhere – just some mild observations. If you’ve read my 21 Years Ago In TNA project that I did a while back, you’ll have an idea of what this will be about… although unlike those early NWA-TNA runs, I don’t anticipate hating these. In fact, a lot of these I never got to see, so it’ll be a genuinely fresh experience.

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