Sawyer Paul's Blog, page 193
May 31, 2011
Why Privacy Matters Even if You Have 'Nothing to Hide'
This is a really good article on an important topic. Read it.
The Evolution of the Crime Magazine cover
Really cool time line of how the crime magazine cover layout and typography has changed over the years. I remain doubtful it has been for the better. ;-)
Kharma's scoop
Oh, and also, another reason why wrestling journalism sucks? The urge to get the scoop was probably impetus for Bryan Alvarez to post that note about Kharma being out for nine months last week, which pretty much kicked off rampant speculation, especially with the "nine months" time frame specifically. Don't tell me that it wasn't intentional either. I want to like Alvarez and Dave Meltzer, but at the same time, both guys do boneheaded shit that make me want to throw them in with the rest of the lot.
May 30, 2011
Pre-order Fair to Flair Quarterly, Vol 1, Issue 1, Spring 2011
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May 27, 2011
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May 24, 2011
Fair to Flair: Raw Review - 05/23/11
Everything R-Truth does seems completely made up on the spot. As if the script for his segment just reads "and then R-Truth comes out" and there's a bunch of smudges and doodles until the next part.
His conspiracy theorist character is awesome in two completely different ways. One, he talks out loud about good guy vs. bad guy pro wrestling logic (putting sunglasses on a Little Jimmy should make me WWE Champion, RIGHT!?), and two, he invents catchphrases as the words are coming out of his mouth. Some of them seem like those old sayings your grampa would use, except I think R-Truth has forgot how they go or why you say them. Others seem to make NO SENSE at all, and those are my favourite.
For example, I'm pretty sure R-Truth was just riffin' on roosters and broosters until all of a sudden, out came "I WANT MY SON BACK" and I think it surprised even him.
That's where I lost it.
