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Post by Kyzer on Nov 18, 2018 14:52:39 GMT -5
I freely admit I am awful about replying to rps even after I read them. I always make a point to reply to whoever I am facing but half the time when I read an rp there are already responses saying the same thing I would have and then I just forget to come back to it with a different perspective.
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Post by Kyzer on Nov 18, 2018 14:49:16 GMT -5
Zmey is in.
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Post by Kyzer on Nov 18, 2018 14:48:19 GMT -5
If you look at the bands considered grunge, they are all pretty much from Washington with some exceptions in California and other places like with STP being from SAN DIEGO. Hardcore Punk music was and still is huge in Seattle, not many of the bands get recognition outside of the city. I was thinking the same thing. Most underrated band that came out of the grunge movement. I probably saw them a dozen times while in high school. Love them still. I was a few years ahead of you so I was seeing them play in seedy bars in the underbelly of Philly while doing my college radio DJ thing. Also going relatively unknown yet deserving a big nod are Skinyard and the sort of from Seattle band the Melvins. F*ck the Melvins. Bunch of douchebags. And they are from Montesano, a sh*tty little town. They caught a break because of Cobain. I still remember seeing them at one the first concerts I ever went to and meeting Buzz Osborne. He was this holier than thou prick.
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Post by Kyzer on Nov 18, 2018 14:08:06 GMT -5
It's a crime to mention Seattle & grunge yet not include Mudhoney. Slipp dropped the ball. I was thinking the same thing. Most underrated band that came out of the grunge movement. I probably saw them a dozen times while in high school. Love them still.
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Post by Kyzer on Nov 18, 2018 13:50:55 GMT -5
Stone Temple Pilots isn't from Seattle and they have no ties to the city.
And Nirvana is overrated.
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Post by Kyzer on Nov 16, 2018 17:19:41 GMT -5
Checkmate, SuperBrawl VIII. It's taken 3 of them but Drakz finally gets to main event in a singles match. Imagine that. HA! Finally something I have done that you haven't. This will technically be my third. I am counting the storyline win over EBR after he faced a no showing Alex Sean.
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Post by Kyzer on Nov 14, 2018 20:51:09 GMT -5
New WFWF mod will be named in a couple of days, so King Richius does not have to handle everything PM wise anymore on his own. Shawn's second reign of terror begins in a few days.
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Post by Kyzer on Nov 11, 2018 15:51:29 GMT -5
Is it on youtube somewhere? I haven't watched that show in a few years. I'd think, and if not, then soon. EMT just uploaded his return to Facebook doing some insane bacon burger about an hour ago so it should be up on YouTube soon. Dude came back with the old WWE Championship and everything. Found it and just watched it. If he is really back, then I will definitely watch it again. They need to go back to what them popular rather than the sh*t they had on tv.
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Post by Kyzer on Nov 11, 2018 15:26:15 GMT -5
Kyzer your boy MusclesGlasses is back on Epic Meal Time. Guess the legal ish is over. Is it on youtube somewhere? I haven't watched that show in a few years.
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Post by Kyzer on Nov 11, 2018 12:12:32 GMT -5
You've got the monologue thing down, with a style reminiscent of ECW Raven that I like. You could benefit from a scene or two that shows Needles outside of the WFWF and expands on why he is the way he is. A few nitpicks: - Watch out for the chronology of events. You have Ryan already aware of and preparing for his next match only minutes after his match with Priceless is over. It's minor in the greater scheme of things but did kind of jump the gun. You could have split the interview into a post match part and a part that takes place a few days later after the SNAFU card was announced. - Check your facts. You called Frank Lynn an old man when he is in his mid twenties. Again, minor and could be taken as an in character slight against Frank Lynn by Needles but at the same time it stood out to me. You write Lynn like he is an old man.
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Post by Kyzer on Oct 31, 2018 12:28:41 GMT -5
Place used the be the wild west, man. Before bad guy™'s reign of terror, there was something like five admins at some point. A plurality of them were all part of or on the fringes of this weird little e-clique of members, mods, and admins that used to party on the old AIM chats and sh*t. Inclusion meant you could do no wrong, especially with three or so admins all in on the fun, and for a good while they ran rampant with it. Of the admins that cycled through, Shawn wrongly alleges that one of their numbers was the sole level-headed one of the bunch, and that the actual sole level-headed one was a d-bag. The internet was serious business at the turn of the century. I miss those days.
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Post by Kyzer on Oct 30, 2018 13:20:23 GMT -5
Also, Kyzer did something very cruel to me. When he and I were teaming together a few years back, he was explaining to me a couple of the side characters in the Konspiracy that weren't of his invention, specifically MusclesGlasses. He told me about a series called Epic Meal Time that I'd never heard of before. ...fast forward to about six months ago and I'm watching foodie videos on Facebook and lo and behold, Epic Meal Time pops up with some crazy, like, million calorie casserole or some ish. Kyzer told me to watch EMT because it was in hilarious but I never followed up. I now can't stop watching their new videos, and I actually subscribe to Harley Mortensen on FB Gaming. Why, I dunno. I still question why people pay me to game. But I'm basically addicted to their content and I'm shelling out a couple bucks every month to this guy, and I blame Kyzer's bad influence on me for it. Epic Meal Time was great but Mortensen became a douchebag. He let everything go to his head.
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Post by Kyzer on Oct 26, 2018 19:35:14 GMT -5
I recognize that these little trips down memory lane do kind of paint me into a somewhat unflattering visage of soaring upon Falkor through my very own Neverending Story of long held grudges. As such, let's talk about my very first failure during my tenure as owner. King Richius and I inherited some pretty dismal numbers, and we both agreed early on that a recruitment push was not only in order, but necessary to stay the course through out first couple of shows to turn out anything of substantial worth. bad guy™ handed us a smattering of folks, among whom I think maybe two or three still remain consistently active. I, in my infinite wisdom, opted for the Turner Broadcasting approach, and looked to the history books, hoping to net a handful of notable-ish names to come back into the fold and try their hand within the confines of a new regime. I personally reached out to Mak Cross, Dex, Devilkiller, Cam Nitta, Kyle Matthews, and Chase Landon, inviting them to come join us for another run. DK briefly graced us with his presence under the guise of a new character, as did Mak Cross, who showed such strong signs of potential that his eventual re-departure might have been the greatest source of heartache during my time, if not for the fact that Dex, Cam, Matthews, and Landon all ghosted the ever loving hell out of me. Then came my well thought out, incomparably fruitful attempt at the ol' "Advertising Post in The Lounge" trick, wherein all my attempts at attracting new sets of eyes were swiftly and ferociously rebuked by a litany of damaging claims on behalf of surefire first ballot WFWF Hall of Famer (if such a thing existed) "Bulletproof" Bobby Hall. I have never once looked at the lounge board. In fact I don't think I have ever posted anything on any board that wasn't the WFWF board except for when I was a mod and had to ask for things on that toxic sub forum.
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Post by Kyzer on Oct 25, 2018 14:35:07 GMT -5
I remember reading them and he did. Pretty sure I started this then too. And everything that happened afterwards was just sad. If you are going to hand the title off to someone else, it should have been Ace. It would have made more sense and been on a more competent writer. Dex was as lame as they come, complete garbage. At the risk of being called a sore loser, and no offence intended to Shawn, but that's one of the few 'marquee' matches I genuinely thought I should have won. Of course I also have a massive ego, so take that with a pinch of salt. I understand that feeling.
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Post by Kyzer on Oct 25, 2018 12:53:15 GMT -5
Way more epic than any main event in the past including that one that Trace should have won. But then what of the sterling developments that unfolded after the fact? My specific point memory doesn't Trace that far back, but just looking at the lineup, knowing that Mike no-showed, I've no doubt Trace handed in the best piece there. I remember reading them and he did. Pretty sure I started this then too. And everything that happened afterwards was just sad. If you are going to hand the title off to someone else, it should have been Ace. It would have made more sense and been on a more competent writer. Dex was as lame as they come, complete garbage.
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Post by Kyzer on Oct 25, 2018 11:28:41 GMT -5
Way more epic than any main event in the past including that one that Trace should have won.
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Post by Kyzer on Oct 24, 2018 17:52:29 GMT -5
This post is more for the older members who've gone inactive yet still lurk around these parts because let's face it, we're the cool kids. I'm asking you guys if there is any unfinished business you have in the WFWF. I'd definitely like to start laying the groundwork for SuberBrawl and it could be good time for a short return run to either tie up loose ends, give a rub to a newer member, or get a nice nostalgia pop. PM me if you're interested and we'll see what we can work out. Inb4 Obo reaches out, vaguely and non-specifically asking to be slotted into a one time, upper card, high implication match that requires little to no ongoing effort on his behalf. The selling point, of course, is that you, being the guy charged with assembling the marquee event, would be the primary beneficiary of the favor being offered. He can open the show. The main event is already obvious to everyone in the world.
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Post by Kyzer on Oct 16, 2018 21:07:43 GMT -5
Never going to stop schilling for that match, huh?
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Post by Kyzer on Oct 16, 2018 17:37:47 GMT -5
I have some stuff I need to play out on this card before I take another match.
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Post by Kyzer on Oct 7, 2018 8:50:38 GMT -5
Aight. I really liked this. Your inner dialogue was written to perfection. I can appreciate Kyzer's mission here at the end. He's a man out for blood, and with nothing to lose, that makes the man with big balls that much more dangerous. I like the contrast between the first two scenes. You go from someone I could sympathize with to the good ol Kyzer everyone's grown to kayfabe hate because no matter how much he may turn his life around, it would take a dozen lives for Kyzer to repent fully, whether he gives a damn or not about that. If this truly is the last piece you're ever going to write for Kyzer, I will admit that you left me wanting more. I've seen legends come and go, but this is Kyzer we're talking about here. Rushmore's most prominent face. Maybe it's just me seeing the end of an Era that, while I didn't see fully, I did see a large chunk of and I'm not ready to let go yet. One thing I will say though, interesting that Kyzer believes he was the one wronged most of the Epoch. Internally, and the out of ring strife maybe, but for the sake of WFWF television, I've been in two matches alone where you've tried killing Drakz. Kyzer had his reasons, just always find that kind of stuff interesting, seeing who can twist events most into their favor in their writing and make it feel the most believable to those who've followed along from the get go. I salute you, sir. Appreciate it. My aim was to show that Kyzer's mental state is wearing down. He has this inner desire to not be this horrible person but he can't embrace and it manifests into delusions where he thinks he has always been the top face in the WFWF and a family man from the beginning. As far as where I am taking Kyzer after this, the character is winding down but I still have some stuff planned for him.
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