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Now you're talking.
But what we truly need is a Rumble Roses Sequel:
Oh shit! I got that game too. On my XBOX Series X. Haven't played it yet but bought it immediately after watching the trailer.
Now you're talking.
But what we truly need is a Rumble Roses Sequel:
Those were good times - when a game could give the people what they wanted (Hot women wrestling in skimpy outfits with lots of boob jiggling and gratuitous camera angles), and not have to worry about the PC/Woke police raising a hissy fit.Oh shit! I got that game too. On my XBOX Series X. Haven't played it yet but bought it immediately after watching the trailer.
Those were good times - when a game could give the people what they wanted (Hot women wrestling in skimpy outfits with lots of boob jiggling and gratuitous camera angles), and not have to worry about the PC/Woke police raising a hissy fit.
What do you make of Aliyah pinning the wrong girl for the title? It was pretty chaotic and it doesn't seem like many fans (including me) even caught on to the fact that Io was the legal wrestler. Was it a legit mistake, or some really crafty booking?
It's a testament to the Rock how he can take a lame, weak ass move like that and make it one of the most iconic in the business.
or when Bubba slaps D'von and say "Get the tables"!
You can literally see it in her eyes that she lost her train of thought. Maybe they can play off this and make all of her promos non-sensical?This is why you don't put people on TV, or even YouTube, until they are ready to be seen by the mass public. Would you take a kid 2 months into Law School and suggest a respected firm to hire him to immediately represent clients claiming he'll figure out the rest of what he needs to know in court during the trial? Green is green and that type of green ain't money.
You can literally see it in her eyes that she lost her train of thought. Maybe they can play off this and make all of her promos non-sensical?
But to your point, a kid 2 months into law school WOULD get hired by a law firm where daddy or mommy is a partner.