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"Libertines Alley," i.e. the alleyway in the Up The Bracket video, is right above Cambridge Heath Station in Hackney, near the crossing of Hackney Road and Cambridge Heath Road. For the future reference of Libs fans reblogging this (since it wasn't the information I got): the best way to get there is to take Bus 26 to Hackney Wick. Not only does it drop you off literally 50m away, the 26 passes through the touristy parts of the City, so you can hop on from Waterloo Bridge or St. Paul's Cathedral and sit on the top deck and feel like you are on a legit tour. Also, the alley isn't called Hare Row, it's called Grove Passage, accessible via Hare Row. It's a quarter of a millennium old and invisible on Google Maps, though it rates a teeny dashed line in the A-Z. If you squint. Not quite sunk into London Under, then; but on its way. And it draws just enough power to manifest for some indeterminate time, in the sunlight of London Above, the Arcadian reality of the place (the best example of this odd local phenomenon is, of course, 221b Baker Street).
The alley is narrow, industrial brick, broken by metal shutters that don't seem to open often. Barbed wire against blue winter sky (redundantly poignant, that). Locals use it as a shortcut, and a place to pre-drink and leave the beer cans. A passive-aggressive struggle clearly goes on between city council and the international Libertines fandom armed with pocket knives and permanent markers, not to mention the more prosaic sort of spray paint graffiti taggers, but the patchwork effect is visually dynamic, surprisingly so; it gives good photography.
People leave doodles, fan messages, snatches of lyrics. Some get ambitious and write out entire paragraphs of Baudelaire. The notes that touch me, though, are the ones that say simply, "Thank you."
For saving my life — that part doesn't need spelling out. Art is only good for one thing.
Does it matter what else the band has done?
Peter Doherty's mother believes that he operates, ultimately, according to God's will. That there is a Purpose to the story. The alley leads Elsewhere, and perhaps one was only ever meant to see his coattails ducking around the corner.
In 2010, The Libertines were paid a hefty sum — not shocking, but considerable — to get together and play the Reading and Leeds festivals. There had already been a certain rapprochement by this point; Peter and Carl caused some hysteria by playing a show together in 2007, and would occasionally hang out and do regular stuff, if "regular" meant that paparazzi took photos and fans breathlessly analyzed the contents of their plastic supermarket bag. They were both putting out solo work. It had become gradually clear that the major roadblock to the all-out band reunion was (and is) Carl's attachment to his own hard-won emotional stability, which is difficult to fault him for. But against all historical odds on band dissolutions, the bad break had healed over in affection and not simmering acrimony. At one, priceless point in Roger Sargent's documentary, There Are No Innocent Bystanders, Carl mentions that much of the volatility in his and Peter's relationship during The Libertines' peak years had turned out to be sleep deprivation psychosis. This in a wondering tone, as if the insight had come as a revelation.
With Reading and Leeds, sufficient money flowed that there was a back-end operation to structure the project and keep it rolling, and Peter wanted it enough to show up (mostly). The shows seemed to succeed from a different universe, one in which The Libertines never broke up, though it transpired that they also never made another album as beloved as their first.
As soon as the band were side by side and the cameras were rolling, the old comedy timing resurfaced (I've elided this aspect of The Libertines, mostly, but their most endearing trait is that they are simply very funny). Even quiet, sad-eyed John Hassall slotted in seamlessly, as the dude in the back who always, finally, gets up the courage to add to the repartee, only to be roundly ignored as the punchline. This is part of the stage act, though: Roger Sargent captures on film for once what one always suspected, namely that John talks quite a lot when it's just the band by themselves. He's been friends with Peter and Carl since the first inception of The Libertines, in their teens. But he mostly still comes across as melancholic, always did and probably always will. Only Peter ever seems to make him laugh.
As part of the documentary, Roger Sargent takes Carl on a tour of their old, iconic digs, camera in tow. Carl is in high spirits, too much so for Peter to have been a no-show; the outing was probably planned without him. They shoot the exterior of Sasha's old place, which Carl still insists was a house of ill repute, and the Albion Rooms. Then they go to Libertines Alley, where Carl hadn't been since they'd shot "Up The Bracket." It seems possible he didn't know it existed in its current form.
He's moved, plays it off like anyone might; reads the messages, smiles, shrugs, deflates the moment with a joke. At one point he comes across the full text of Siegfried Sassoon's "Suicide In The Trenches," which Peter uses as a reproach to the masses, and as a protective mantra against the reality it describes; and which he and Carl accordingly had recited together at the NME Awards in 2004, sending English Lit majors into ecstasies worldwide just as the band was breaking up.
Interested, Carl reads it out loud again:
I knew a simple soldier boy…..
Who grinned at life in empty joy,
Slept soundly through the lonesome dark,
And whistled early with the lark.
In winter trenches, cowed and glum,
With crumps and lice and lack of rum,
He put a bullet through his brain.
And no one spoke of him again.
You smug-faced crowds with kindling eye
Who cheer when soldier lads march by,
Sneak home and pray you'll never know
The hell where youth and laughter go.
As he recites, unconsciously, his usual slur disappears: the words fall, perfectly clear.
This is my last post, so I'd like to thank a few people by pseud: subdee, who was unlucky enough to crash at my place at the beginning of the week, heard out my wailing and gnashing of teeth, participated in my ritual rereading of Phonogram, and suggested a considerable number of Libs details I'd completely forgotten about; my sister, whose chatlogs were an invaluable resource; stopmoving, who lent me encouragement and her A-Z; the gentlewomen of A Livejournal Community That Shall Not Be Named, for creating the space where I first set down most of these ideas; narie, for being the one friend I properly made through this.
And then there's You! Tumblr Libs fandom! Whom I hadn't realized existed (but really, really should have). You are Time Magazine's Person of the Year, because I really, really did not have copies of all those Books of Albion scans. And yes, I was totally skulking and reading your reblog comments. This OWOB would literally not have been what it is without you; hope it's been as #FEELS for you as it has been for me. A special note goes out to the person who said "Pornography" reminded them of Treviso airport, and the Manics fan who flamed back on a letter some teenager wrote to the NME 15 years ago — you two made my week.
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What are your thoughts on the three great dilemma's of life, Human Evil, Suffering and Death, that Billy Graham spoke about?
I recently watched Billy Graham's TED talk and he spoke about three problems that everyone must face: human evil, human suffering, and death. As much we'd like to, these are 3 things we can't avoid.
Mr. Graham noted that no amount of technology and achievement has ever been able to address these three problems. If we honestly reflect on them, what are we to do? Should we look up for help, or should we continue on our present course? Lets not dismiss this with trite answers, but really think about it.
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Zack KMar 10 2012: To me personally the "dilemma" of death is inevitable and shouldn't be overcome, because it will result in unbalance, after all things like death are a part of life. I also think that this is the same for evil, sadly there may never be a answer to solve the problem of evil, because as hundreds of years of thought and experience shows when evil is destroyed another evil takes its place. These two things are vital for life, a life without death wouldn't be precious, and a world without evil would have no good. The existence of bad gives me the desire to do good, and evil -as bad as it is- has its purpose.
However the one dilemma that I believe can be solved is suffering, at least to the point were the world has as little suffering as possible (as a result of evil), but to me, that is what will come with time. We as a people have a long way to go to become united.
Mar 13 2012: I tend to agree with you Zack K. I see death as a relief. Imagine if we couldn't die. Feeling pain from accidents and ailments all your life. A natural part of the experience is to die. Having said that, death as we have been taught to understand it may not necessarily be that way. Why would a man be born, to die forever? After all, we have the gift of 'LIFE', that is significant. Whatever befalls us we will always LIVE. And so when my time expires in this experience, I shall be moving on without dilemna.....
As for evil, it's like darkness and light. There really isn't a thing such as darkness, it's really an absence of light. An absence of good is perceived as evil. Just as there are degrees of light, likewise there are levels to which humans will distance themselves from what is natural and good. If you were in opposition to God, what would your works be?
Human suffering is another Social Disease. We go to great lengths in our quest for progress. So much so that in our insatiable desire to fit into this fake world that we have created, loads of people get brushed aside. Our policies domestic and exported affect people unknown to us, our demand for things 'new' create deserts and lay waste forests, our current lifestyle trends are anti-existence, even ours. We are all suffering.
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BNTL 5TH ANNIVERSARY – FlicksOctober 30th, 2012 by Matt
A bunch of photos from our roadblocked 5th Birthday festivities last week. Big up all in attendance. Huge thanks to Jameson Whiskey for the sauce, much love and respect to Will and Tom from the Hidden Print Studio for our t-shirts (a new run of which will be available through the site for those who didn't manage to get one on the night), Lauren Michelle Pires for our cake (and some of the photos below), the team at Merch Asylum who printed our stickers, the homies from Twist-Print who made our posters/wallpaper, and a final (slightly tail-between-legs) thankyou to the kind folk of The White Horse – thanks for having us!
Hopefully we don't wait another 5 years to do the next one. Many thanks to all who came and have supported us over the course of the last half decade – we love and respect you in a truly platonic sense.
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THIS JUST IN!! 2013 will be but a memory in less than 21 days. So many memories over the last just short of 365 days . Who could forget:
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How lucky we were to "Get Lucky".
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This has become a cult classic, but it is much too fractured and disjointed for my taste. The blaring, jazzy music is too loud and distracting throughout, and it seems to be setting up a mood of tension and violence that never actually happen. JJ Hunducker is presumably based on Walter Winchell, but there is little hint of Winchell's antic, multiple interests and and colorful personality. Burt Lancaster mostly glowers in the role, and an odd relationship with his fragile sister seems to belong in another movie. More problematic is Tony Cutis, who is simply too glamorous to be playing a sleazy Broadway press agent, and it's ridiculous casting. In spite of seemingly sinister events and pounding music leading up to something or other, it all ends rather inconclusively.
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Imagine this for a shopping nightmare: Your 2-year-old throws a tantrum at Wal-Mart, and a strange man walks up to her and slaps her across the face to shut her up.
Ronda Kaysen: This happened to a Georgia mom on Monday. Sonya Mathews' daughter, Paige, was crying in the store when 61-year-old Roger Stephens told Mathews that if she didn't make her kid stop crying, he would. When little Paige continued to cry, he walked up to her and slapped her across the face several times. After he did it, he told Mathews, "See, I told you I would shut her up."
Mathews screamed at him and called for security. Another shopper stopped him. He was arrested and charged with cruelty to a child, a felony, and is being held without bail. Paige suffered no injuries, except for some redness in the face. Of course, that says nothing of the psychological injuries she might have experienced.
Can you imagine this happening to your kid? I wonder how Mathews explained such a terrifying act of violence to a child so young. It sends chills down my mommy-spine.
|Ronda Kaysen is a freelance writer. Her work has appeared in the New York Times, Washington Post, BusinessWeek.com, Architectural Record, Huffington Post, New York Observer and AM New York. She lives in Brooklyn with her family.
I can't get past the first couple of comments.
OTHER moms are CONDONING this man's actions because the MOM or 2yr old child should have done differently? Are you FLIPPIN' kidding me? SERIOUSLY?
God forbid those of you with perfect children ever have to take a tired, sick, or just cranky child into a store. Heaven forbid you ever have your child NOT be perfect…
Because it will happen. Trust me. It will.
I had my first Wal-mart experience when my first child was 6 months old. It was a Friday night and parents were "discipling" there children every where I turned. It was 9:30 and most of them needed to be in bed. I was so physically sick from what I witnessed that I took my child and went to the car, leaving Hubby inside to finish his return. I knew if I stayed, I would end up in jail for slapping a parent. I vowed to never go back and haven't. That was 6 years ago.
While I do not blame Wal-mart for the actions of their customers, I feel they breed this caliber of clientele (and some good ones too).
While this man's actions are completely inexcusable, and I hope he gets some serious time for it, I'm not surprised it happened where it did. I'd of clocked him the second he got close to my kid!
I would have picked up the first thing I could have found and gave him a gaping concussion in his head and it would be the last time he chose to assault a child! What a moron!
I tell you what, I am sick and tired of these kids always screaming and crying in stores and restaurants and movie theaters (of course what crying children were doing watcing Saw IV I haven't the foggiest). I just wish they would shut up too! I think this man is an american hero for taking action when no one else would. It's like every parent thinks their kid is great… well let me tell you something, I drive down the highway everyday to work and you should see the losers sitting next to me in traffic. Well they were someone's child too and look how they turned out. Soft parenting; thats the tragedy in America. So I say, if you are somewhere and you see a kid acting up, after you slap the kid a few times, slap the parent too. Do it for our nation. GO USA!!!
That little girl's tantrum would have been nothing compared to mine if a stranger slapped my child.
I have been in a store on numerous occasions where children have been crying or making a fuss.
My first reaction, how embarrassing for that poor mother because I know there are people like this man who are standing there judging her to be a bad mother because her child is making a fuss.
My second reaction, thankfulness that my kids are generally well behaved. I only ever had to carry my 13-year-old out of a store once when he was 7.
If I happen to be in the general vicinity and think I can help calm the child down, I do so with a kind word. My child has a form of autism and I have learned to speak very succinctly. Perhaps the mom is so stressed she's run out of kind words or just doesn't know what to say. I would never in a million years dream of smacking another mother's child. I would treat that child like I would like someone to treat mine.
There's a difference between not paying attention to your children when they really need you, and ignoring your child and their tantrum so you don't give them the negative attention they're trying to get from you.
I was in a store recently where a much older child (probably around 4) was screaming at the top of his lungs. It was clear that he did not like being told no. He wanted something and his mother was not going to give in. My comment to another person in the store at the time was - with the attitude of how I felt for her embarrassment - that she was doing the right thing in not giving in to her child's demands. Doing that would just reinforce the behaviour that if he/she continues to make a scene in public he/she gets the candy he/she wants.
I'm surprised at the lack of compassion shown by many of the comments for both the mother and the child, and especially this man.
Kids will act up. That's the nature of kids. Sometimes the best thing is to just ignore them. Sometimes the best thing is to drop what you're doing and go straight home. But what this man did was absolutely deplorable.
Treat others like you would like to be treated. Like Jesus would treat them. I can't imagine Jesus ever striking a child.
You can't "control" every little thing your child does. If they are throwing a temper tantrum, your best bet is to just leave, and try it again later. Crying is not screaming, or throwing a fit. Iknow how hard it can be in a store with children. I have a five year old and twin two year olds. I have left stores crying myself. But sometimes, you HAVE no choice in shopping. I didn't ask to be a single parent, with no help. You might be "annoyed" with what is going on when you are witnessing someone else's children having meltdowns, but you don't know the story. You don't know anything about them, so don't make assumption. And I can tell you this: I study Martial Arts. If ANYONE came up and laid a hand on my child, I would seriously hurt them. I am not a fighter, I learn it for self defense. But those insticts would kick in pretty damn quick.
I dont believe a stranger should lay a hand on another person, child or not. that is insane. But I have seen and witness how some mother/parents just let their children get out of hand to the point were it does bother others. I am a single mom of an 11 year old boy and I can tell you this, he has never acted out in a store not that he is perfect but i think it has a lot to do with the parents. But i strongly disagree with a stranger toughing my child. He is getting what he deserves. Walmart, Kmart, or where ever it is doesnt matter, you dont have to stand there and listen when you are free to walk away and ignore it.
I wouldn't have slapped the child, but I have wanted to see her get a spanking. I knew better than to have a tantrum as a child, because my parents controlled me. I turned out just fine. There's a difference between discipline and abuse. There's also a difference between a crying baby and a toddler throwing a temper tantrum.
I will say this, when I was in college, I let a woman and her children come into my parents home, I was there alone, and her car had broken down. I let her in to use the phone and she decided to wait inside for help to arrive. One of her kids grabbed a kitten of mine and was treating it really roughly, and I don't remember exactly what I did, if I smacked the kid's hands or anything, but I did take the kitten away and chastise the child quite firmly. Mom didn't get angry with me, but she did leave very quickly after that. That was me defending my baby.
I imagine this man MUST have some psychological problems. No one in their right mind thinks it is okay to hit a stranger's child.
Sometimes children behave badly in public, parents should do their best to minimize the disruption to others, but sometimes the adult simply cannot make the child do/stop doing something (I cannot make my child swallow a veggie.)
The lack of empathy to the victim and to the attacker seem so strange. I do wonder, along with some other commenters, how this man was able to get so close to the child.
What a weird story.
my mom used to beat the hell out of me for no reason. it would have been refreshing to have been slapped for something specific, at least.
All I know is what kind of mother lets this dude hit her child once with out putting her foot up his anus. Really come on. You let someone touch my child like that and we will both be in jail. I'd probably get off with temp. insanity, though.
I think the way a parent and child act in public is the way they act at home. I don't think just because the child was two she could not be controlled. I hate to see kids acting a fool in public. My daughter is 10 and she shakes her head when she sees it happening. If parents start teaching kids how to act at an early age they will not have so many problems later. No, the man should not have laid a hand on the child.
It astounds me that most of these comments are more upset at crying babies than a COMPLETE STRANGER slapping her…and what difference does it make what kind of store she was in???? The father of this child should be showing this BIG BULLY what those slaps feel like to a baby! Everybody is talking like this is a discussion on the merits of spanking, it is not! I am in favor of normal spanking, kids do need discipline, but only by the PARENT OR GUARDIAN, not by some maniac following the mother around the store.I was brutalized (hit) when I was 2, also he was a stranger I never forgot it,and I wasn't even crying.
they would have had to call security on me after I tackled him and started slapping him in the face. Children will be children, and mean old farts will be mean old farts, but I would have slapped him back and probably gone to jail myself after I was done with him.
all of you commenters on the stranger slapping a 2 year old side, I bet you would want to slap him if that were your child. He could've really done seriously harm like hitting her in the eye, broken her nose. Would you be on his side for that.
I would like to ask "Mr. Evil" what right he felt he had to place his hand on someone else's child? Maybe because there is a fullmoon tonight or perhaps because this is my deceased daughters birthday that I am feeling so bitter towards this mans actions. My daughter died of an inoperable brainstem tumor two weeks before Christmas in 1981. Her last request was to go to the department store just one week before she died,to buy Christmas gifts for her Father, baby brother and for me. I am sure she must have cried because she was in excruciating pain from the tumor, but despite the looks we must have gotten from pushing a crying child in a wheelchair through the department store, a child who was so close to death, but despite her own pain begged to go to shopping to buy gifts for her family. Sadly we fought back our own tears and took her shopping. We fulfilled her final request. If this psyco had been around on then and smacked my child in her face for crying I can guarantee you I would still be behind bars today! The child you smacked may have been ill "Mr. Evil". Could you not have at least asked the Mother if she needed help for her child, if there was something you could do to help her before you so rudely came unglued? You make me ill! I will say a prayer tonight before I go to bed, not for you but for God to take away this bitter feeling you have placed in my heart. But before I say my prayers tonight, I ask you on behalf of every Mother including your own, How dare you? Who do you think you are? What right do you feel you had to place your hand to a childs face and strike it repeatidly? No child deserves that! Go crawl back under the rock from which you came!!!
Imagine it? I've dreamed of it. It is about time someone had the balls to do something about a bratty kid who won't shut up. I hate bratty kids and hate their stupid cow-brained mothers more for not disciplining their brats. No one wants to listen to that crap in public places. If your kid is a brat, leave it home.
Shocking! Slapping a two year old that isn't even you child is the sign of a deeply disturbed individual. That is one sick dude. Two year old children get cranky they cry, even if you felt the parent wasn't controlling their child it is THEIR child! and to slap a two year old child on the face several times is just despicable. His actions demonstrated that he; a grown man, has no self control and the mentality of a two year old. I think this sicko would do society a favor and remain behind bars until he gets the help he so desperately needs. Who knows what someone like that is capable of.
Kids screaming in a store irritate me, too.
My oldest WAS one of those kids, and I didn't know how to say no (just wanted to shut him up so I'm not embarrased!)I was a young 1st time mother.
Since my 2 youngest kids were infants, if we were in a store and a kid was throwing a fit somewhere, I would look at MY kid and say (quietly of course) something like, "Boy, someones not happy! Other shoppers don't want to hear that! How embarrasing for the parent!"
I will admit, I had to leave a store once because of a melt down by one of the kids. They learned!


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All due respect to Blackbird, but his analysis of why WWE can't draw seems far off the mark. If you're looking for an excuse as to why WWE and other forms of live entertainment aren't drawing aside from the quality of the entertainment, one needs look no further than the economy. While improving, the economy is still cause for concern among the vast majority of Americans. People are nervous when all the talk is of unemployment, debt crisis, and fiscal cliffs. They are saving their disposable income, not spending it.
I think people will still spend that disposable income—but they have a ton of options to look at. Which was Blackbird's main point. They had less options in 1997. The internet wasn't as big, and sports on television hadn't yet exploded to the level we see today. I had like 75 cable channels in 1997. In 2012 I have like 75
Sweet Dee
Blackbird's notion that our grandparents generation was more star obsessed that today is absurd. He's making an assumption based on the hyper-criticism of actors, musicians, wrestlers, etc so prevalent in the internet message board era (a phenomenon that is overhyped to begin with as this is still of fringe minority of consumers...but they are a loud minority) that because they criticize, it means they think they could do it better. That's not the case. These people are armchair quarterbacks with a megaphone and they hang on every word and action of those they claim to hate.
I actually agree with
over Blackbird here. "Reality" TV really blew up once we started giving quasi celebrities shows where they do nothing and we watch. Even worse, now we create celebrities out of people for doing nothing. We are way more star-obsessed in 2012 than ever before. And that's just going to increase before the fever breaks.
Capt. Obvious
So if you buy into Blackbird's theory that means WWE will be continually shrinking as a touring company, with a small schedule in small venues, eventually becoming just a content provider for TV, which people will increasingly watch less and less. And because everybody thinks they could be Punk, Cena, Orton, etc, eventually their will be a rise of DIY promotions that will slice away demographically from WWE, thereby creating a virtual territory system, all accessible to consumers at the touch of a button.
It's not that far-fetched to think that the WWE will need to run smaller venues. The promotion always takes a downturn before getting huge again. All of the craziness we hear about (bringing back older stars, Raw re-writes, etc.) is their way of trying to avoid this from happening. Personally, I think it just delays the inevitable. And the inevitable leads us to the next "golden era" of the business.
I don't know if DeMarco realizes it or not but Blackbird is actually arguing the case for WWE's demise because he's not saying the WWE is just a victim of a poor economy or in a creative slump. He's saying that WWE is the victim of trends that will only continue to grow.
I don't think it will go towards the demise. Just a bottoming out that ushers in the next great age.
I was watching the Legends Roundtable on the worst characters the other day. During the discussion, MicK Foley talks about a company meeting Vince called in St. Louis before a Raw in 1997. Basically Vince said he was out of touch with pop culture and couldn't just throw a costume on a guy anymore. He told the locker room that the only way for them to compete with WCW was if the boys started taking a more assertive role. Vince asked them to tap into themselves and amplify their own personalities. He wanted them to find their own voices and their own characters.
I think HHH needs to sit Vince down and remind him of that day. Remind him how he felt when nothing was working on Raw and business was down. Tell him that it's come full circle and that Vince and the yes men he's surrounded himself with like Johnny Ace, Kevin Dunn, and the sitcom writers are out of touch. Remind him that it is wrestling and not Law & Order or Two and a Half Men or The Bachelorette.
It's time for Vince to hand the creative reigns to HHH and go home to Stamford.
But the talent tapping into themselves wasn't the only answer—turning Vince into a character was. Mr. McMahon was hugely successful, and it likely lead Vince himself to conclude that he is the end-all-be-all of wrestling, not any actual in-ring talent.
Your comments about Triple H are true—and I think even Trips himself knows it. But he also understands that Vince won't listen right now.
Couldn't agree more, and I like that you mentioned football in there as that is THE top draw in all of America in this day and age, however if your teams suck, you still can't draw. Blackbird's reasoning is spoken like a WWE loyalist/apologist/lap dog trying to act like the crap they're throwing out there is still entertaining(its not, at least 75% isn't).
Yeah, to a point. But some people will still go
it's football. People used to go
it's wrestling. During the Attitude Era the WWE sold out house shows with no matches announced, simply because it was the WWE. That doesn't happen anymore.
STFU Donnie
Not to pile on, but the other touring entertainment Blackbird cites don't do as well because if you've seen it once, then you've seen every show for the last 30 years.
This is WWE's biggest problem. If I went to Raw tomorrow, I would see almost the exact same show I saw 7 years ago. John Cena is still wearing jorts and brightly colored t-shirts, still talking about hustle, loyalty and respect, still the last match of night, winning again. It would be like a band who made one album and kept touring the same cities year after year, playing the same set. By year 7, they'd be booked at the local bar, not the local arena. Or imagine Hangover 7 with the boys still blacking out during a bachelor party, losing a friend, and spending the movie piecing together what happened. How do you think that would do at the box office?
I know WWE has many other problems creatively, but the John Cena character (I differentiate from John Cena, who I think is a charismatic and talented performer) has been on top for 7 years. To put that into historical perspective, remember Hulk Hogan in 1991. His act had grown pretty stale. I'm not saying Cena needs to go away or work in the midcard...heel turn...NOW.
You're exactly right. The WWE is largely the same—that's because they tailor to kids. The kids keep changing and growing up...they cheer for CM Punk and their siblings take over rooting for John Cena.
yo why isn't everybody voting off that horse face Madison Rayne that bitch has gotta go
yo I don't know but your comment is lame bro
I know this is unpopular to say since he's another indy darling, but WWE made a mistake putting Seth Rollins in The Shield. You have Ambrose who can walk, talk, and look the part and Reigns who can walk, talk, and look the part...then there's Rollins who looks, acts, and is goofy, completely killing the thoroughly captivating vibe. I really think WWE has the potential to do something big with The Shield if they want to...but Rollins will keep it from reaching it's fullest potential.
I disagree to a point. 75% of the audience has no clue what Rollins is capable of. They've only seen him since The Shield debuted at Survivor Series. So while he's an odd fit for the group, his breakout potential comes with his breaking away from the group and becoming a face. Hopefully it doesn't happen until after WrestleMania.
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Am I seriously the only one who thinks Rosa is absolute repulsive?
You're likely not the only one (no one is the
one for anything anymore), but you're definitely in the minority.
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Because they want Mickie James and the purple monster that lives on her crotch to win.
Maybe. I don't think she's going to win, but she'll make it pretty far. Granted, now that I said that, she'll be eliminated in next week's vote.
On the subject of Shield/Dark Knight comparison: Even though that's the clear current influence, I believe Ambrose, as Jon Moxley (and Sami Callihan on that), used that style before Dark Knight was released. Even if that isn't the case, and I'm wrong, which is possible, I do know the nWo promos and the Steve Austin ECW promos did, which seem like a major influence. And if Ambrose isn't cast in Loose Canon: The Brian Pillman Story, I'm gonna have to write a script. CyberVenom
Again, you can still make the comparison to TDK even if Ambrose was going it before the movie came out. He has great Brian Pillman/Roddy Piper/Chris Jericho potential. Hopefully he doesn't become a tragic figure like Pillman, instead turning out to be a major multimedia star like Jericho.
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Tony, not sure if you did it based on reader feedback or already had it planned, but I just wanted to say thank you for updating the tournament pictures. It makes it look a lot less cluttered and those pictures make it very difficult to decide who to vote for. Thanks again for incorporating reader feedback.
Again, Greg does the Versus. But to quote Stephen A Smith: "HOWEVAH..." it was Tony's idea to re-do the grid. He simply felt like it was time. And this grid was actually produced by Tony as well.
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It's difficullt as you cant see the bloody things !!!!! Voting from memory this time.
You should always vote from memory. I can't believe anyone would be voting based on the pictures we provide—they're just a small sampling.
As for the mid carders is that really the best that they've got ? Look how bring back Albert/Tensai helped the mid card... Half the kids won't remember MVP or Shelton Benjamin anyway... Fans want story lines that lead to great matches with great pay offs... it's not that hard is it ? They've tried to go back to the well to bring back some "big name" talent and the well has run dry. They hardly created any big name talent in the 00s and the ones that they did are either dead or retired... Lesnar was pretty much the last one the could bring back. Maybe if they brought back Batista but even with that would it really freshen things up ? I just hope that they have some big things planned for Christian or even Mark Henry as and when they come back cos I doubt we'll be getting anything from Fandango...
What's funny is everyone is going nuts over a Wrestling Observer report. Meltzer is a moron! He turned his speculation into a news report that everyone is shitting themselves over. I kinda wanted to yell at Tony for covering it! But it's all good, it lead to some good discussion.
But you can't compare Tensai or Fandango to Shelton Benjamin and MVP. The "news" that mid-carders would be coming back was because they need talent to fill the mid-card. To provide good matches during the 3-hour RAW and to put today's stars over. Fandango is a young talent that they want to establish, and Tensai was brought in to be a main event level heel.
Poor Rosita.
I completely agree. 100% agree.
My votes for this week go to Madison, Sunny and Rosa. Madison and Sunny for the previous reasons from last week and if you ask me, Rosa is a little overrated. I didn't find her to be particularly that attractive if you look at her with her brunette hair back in 08'-09' She didn't really get hot until she dyed her hair black.
Yeah, it seems like Tony had perfect timing in updating the field. I agree with your votes for Sunny and Madison when comparing them to the rest of the field. Rosa? Not so much. She's on fire hot.
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Every woman gets hotter when she dyes her hair black. And/or red.
The only woman I can see this not working for is Stacy Keibler. She's a classic blonde.
Sometimes you need to look back to Memphis to see how great old school can be. I don't want all wrestling to be like this, but you can still see the influence Memphis has on the modern day product.
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Writting a class code into multiple file may allow to extend the functionality of an existing Class in as seperate file.
What will happen if I have a class Account written in Account.vb and I write another file having partial Account class in Accounts_extend.vb
wont it violate the encapsulation because since this belong to same class so I can access the private members from my new defination. If this is true then there could be potential hazard using such approach.
I am not sure if I am correct in my understanding of partial class thats why I am posing the above query even if it may sound silly, but please clarify my understanding
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In C# you have to use the "partial" modifier in the class decalaration in both files or it won't compile. So building the class partially is essentially just an implementation detail, hidden from other pieces of code.
In VB.NET, as long as the files are in the same project, only one of them has to use the partial modifier. This seems like an invitation to mischief to me, but here's some defense of it from a member of the VB team :
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