Quaze

Welcome thugsta @D~Funk, glad to see you made it over. Check it out we can tag now!

*Eye roll* yeah hey bud

To answer your question, Luther apparently does. But more importantly, what the hell is a gond? Welcome back dudeski!

The wife and I at the good ol' hockey game

This one is hilarious, it's just not as deep as the Shockmaster's debut! ...But man, at 0:39 when Michael Cole says in a completely serious voice "That may be the greatest moment, in Royal Rumble history!" I almost spat out my coffee.

Hahahaha, I totally forgot about that. Added to the OP list of hilarity

See? If I didn't see this post I'd have never known you were you, and you'd be lost in the mix of new names/faces!

Vancouver, BC, Canada

Team keep the old name! I don't wanna have to re-learn everyone's name and avi again Keep your old ones!

Hope that's really you, Jerbs

Ok you're right, maybe not a dozen but a good handful! Those are just the standouts, nobody wants to hear about me beating Dead Cells for the 91st time

Except, unlike Sega, this place will be better!

Recently beat the Link's Awakening remake, and pretty sure I'm within a sliver of beating Hollow Knight too.

Yussss, another of the pals makes it over. Hey buddy, good to see you

Welcome pal. It warms me to see all the familiar avis over here in the new house.

Ok I've spent way too much time watching and laughing at this clip over the past few days, and I just had to share it here in the hopes others will appreciate it as much as I do. I was raised on pro wrestling (WWF, WCW, NWA etc) and of the zillions of hours of wrestling footage I've watched, this 2 minutes has made me laugh more than any other 2 minutes. It is the kind of video where you don't just appreciate just how funny it is until you've watched it multiple times. In order to appreciate it fully, I ask that you watch it now with no further explanation and without continuing onto the paragraph below for maximum effect. Trust me the video is funny on first watch. Please watch now and come back to the rest of the post after watching the video once. The below to be read only after watching the above clip:Ok, tell me that wasn't a fuckin' hilarious debut. A guy coming out in a sparkly-painted Stormtrooper helmet and big furry coat, basically looking like a randomized create-a-character from a video game, crashing through a wall and falling flat on his face, losing his helmet and botching the whole thing. Hilarious enough already, right? Now let's talk about some of the other not-so-obvious factors that made this moment hilarious:- The moment the Shockmaster crashes through the wall, turn up the volume and listen to Psycho Sid and Davey Boy Smith in the background, both totally breaking character from the scripted moment. Sid says "I told you! Oh god!" As though he knew the crash-through-the-wall idea wasn't going to work, and he called it before he fell. Then Davey Boy Smith (the Shockmaster's teammate) starts laughing and repeatedly says "He fell flat on his arse! Flat on his fookin' arse!", totally breaking character and "kayfabe" for the moment. Too funny.- Stevie Ray, one half of Harlem Heat, tries to stay in character and asks "Who is this muthafucka?" @ 1:23 in the background.- Ole Anderson can be heard asking "did he fall? Ohh nooo, Oh no" over the mic meant to be used for the Shockmaster's voiceover.- Apparently the moment The Shockmaster crashed through the wall and fell, the entire team out in the Audio/Video truck exploded in hysterical laughter at the situation, including Ole Anderson, who was supposed to do the scary-sounding voiceover for the Shockmaster over the PA system at that moment. He was laughing so hard he totally missed his cue to speak, and left the Shockmaster just standing there awkwardly making tough gestures for a few seconds after he got up from the fall. At 1:41 Ole's mic finally cuts in and he audibly laughs and says "c'mon" in the scary Dr. Claw voice, apparently pleading with the rest of the people in the A/V truck to shut the hell up and pull it together so he can cut his voiceover without laughing. The little laugh right when his mic comes in is probably the funniest part of the whole thing, but you'll likely miss it entirely on the first watch.- Psycho Sid and Colonel Parker keeping in character, with Psycho Sid trying to save the segment by screaming and keeping kayfabe seriously deserves an Oscar, I have no idea how he did it. Same with the Colonel, he just kept saying things like "look at the size of this man!" and generally ignoring the hilarity that just played out. - @ 0:56 Ric Flair dips out the back door and they leave a cardboard cutout in his place for the rest of the scene (this is especially visible at 1:12) Anyways just wanted to share the funny moment with you, chances are this will be much funnier if you're an old-school wrestling fan, but I'm sure you'll get a chuckle out of it even if you're not

‘Sup pals, my name’s Quaze and I like viddy tapes. How’s everyone liking the new digs? Hope the rest of you made it over safe n’ sound!