I recently started watching wrestling again with my nephew. It’s crazy seeing the next generation of superstars after such a long hiatus. The great thing is that my nephew and I are schooling each other on past events and current events, he learned about the NWO and the old Hart Foundation and I learned about the Nexus and the new Hart Foundation. I forgot how much I like wrestling and the awesome fake superkicks… like Dolph Ziggler’s superkick on Daniel Bryan at Bragging Rights 2010.



P.S. I love Natalya Neidhart. Dat Sharpshooter.

I don’t know if it was a bad first impression or my dedication to PC gaming, but I was never a fan of Halo.

I recently started using my Xbox 360 that was collecting dust since June, I think I was waiting to save enough money to buy my Xbox LIVE gold membership. My nephew and I plowed through several demos in one day; I figured that it was time to invest a little bit more money into the console so I picked up Halo: Reach from Best Buy. I heard about how this would be Bungie’s last Halo game so I figured that I’d have to experience the Halo hype before Microsoft takes over development.

I watched my nephew play a few online matches before I decided to grab a controller and jump in with him. It took me a couple of minutes to get adjusted to the feel of the controller, but once I got familiar with everything I unleashed hell. My nephew and I were screaming with every kill and every death, laughing at every suicide, and pissed with every headshot we didn’t see coming at us. Within 2 hours of gameplay, I was having a blast from beginning to end.

My first real experience with the Xbox 360 and Halo were amazing (I was hesitant to use the word ‘amazing’, but I’m sure that’s what I meant). I still don’t completely understand the Halo hype, but I have a feeling I’ll understand it sooner than expected.