WR's Screencaps

Firstly, I want to apologize to anyone who felt disappointed on my views and coverage of Guido vs Ty. I've gone back and deleted all of Guido's quotes. It's a volatile time now and I should've been more considerate to Ty, my audience and what's happening in the world before uploading my posts. When I was growing up, people said the f.. word freely, so perhaps I have a thicker skin than people nowadays. There may also be a bit of internal baggage and shame on my part. I guess you could say I'm still wrestling with my sexuality. I have been feeling a bit burnt out lately. I feel like I'm too caught up in the fantasy world of underground wrestling and social media and disconnected from society. Conversely, the aggravation and depression in my real life is affecting my blog. Now that I've hit this milestone, I figured it would be a perfect time for a break. I'll aim for a couple weeks but it could be less or more. Here's a look at my fa...

Daniel Jensen in Wet Models Sasha Savvin in Studs in Sneakers #2 Unknown stud in sneakers Liam Broady Adam Treloar in Hunks of Aussie Rules #2 Unknown stud in socks Alex Grant in Undie Models Shaun McKernan in Hunks of Aussie Rules #2 Tobias Rueter in Studs in Sneakers #2 Thomas Davenport in Studs in Sneakers #6 Jane Seymour & Christopher Reeve in Somewhere in Time Jason Steadman in Troll 2

Marco vs Cason (UW) Derek with Dr. Smith (Film 911) Bruno The Beast vs Steve Tanner (MBW) Tyler Royce, "a stud in sneakers". Jane Seymour and Christopher Reeve in Somewhere In Time. My song of the week is the " Theme from Somewhere in Time " by John Barry. If you're not familiar with the movie but a fan of romantic music, check it out, it's a classic. I used my screencaps as the background for the video.

 "Someday in the past he will find her." Christopher Reeve stars as Richard Collier, a playwright who is compelled to travel back in time to find love. Jane Seymour stars as Elise McKenna The movie begins with the aftermath of a play. An elderly woman approaches Richard, hands him an antique watch and simply says "Come back to me." The woman goes back to her home at the Mackinac Island Grand Hotel and is never seen again.  Eight years later, Richard's a successful playwright living in Chicago. He's unhappy and has writers block, so he decides to take a road trip. Richard almost drives past the Grand Hotel before deciding to pull in and stay. He browses the hotel's hall of history and becomes fixated on an old photograph of a young woman. Richard becomes obsessed with finding out more about the woman and discovers she's Elise McKenna, an actress who performed at the Grand Hotel in 1912. Upon further research, Richard d...