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AR-10 & 308 AR10-style Rifles
2013.05.12 21:34 FeastOfChildren AR-10 & 308 AR10-style Rifles
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2023.03.25 08:41 xMrPink85 [USA-CA] [H] Nintendo/Playstation/Xbox Consoles/Games [W] Paypal/Lists/Offers
Prices are negotiable but do not include shipping unless noted. Minimum purchase is $10. Add $4 for individual games. Discounted shipping on bundles. I will pay the shipping on all GAME purchases over $50. Let me know if something doesn't seem right. I will offer better deals and priority to those looking to bundle.
ONLY ACCEPTING PayPal F&F for payment or come trade with me on GameSwap!
Willing to meet in the Sacramento area.
MISCELLANEOUS
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ONLY ACCEPTING PayPal F&F for payment or come trade with me on GameSwap!
Willing to meet in the Sacramento area.
| PLAYSTATION | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| Playstation 2 | Final Fantasy X Brady Games Strategy Guide | Very worn. Has tear in front cover. No poster. | |
| Playstation 2 | Final Fantasy X -2 Brady Games Strategy Guide | Moderately worn. Has smaller tear in back cover. Includes Poster. | Both Guides for $25 |
| Playstation 2 | Dual Shock 2 | Silver - Works - Normal Wear | $27 |
| Playstation 2 | Dual Shock 2 | Translucent Blue - Works - Normal Wear | $29 |
| Playstation 2 | 24 The Game | BL/CIB | $8 |
| Playstation 2 | Guitar Hero II | BL/CIB | $5 |
| Playstation 2 | Guitar Hero Guitar Hero Encore Rocks the 80's | BL/CIB | $7 |
| Playstation 2 | Wheel of Fortune | BL/CIB | $5 |
| Take all 4 PS2 games for $19 Shipped | |||
| Playstation 4 | Final Fantasy XV Deluxe Steelbook Edition book w/Slipcover | BL/CIB | $18 |
| Playstation 4 | Kingdom Hearts HD 2.8 | BL/CIB - Spine damage/tear | $10 |
| Playstation 4 | Middle Earth Shadow of War | BL/CIB | $5 |
| Playstation 4 | Nascar Heat 3 | BL/Boxed | $6 |
| Playstation 4 | Overwatch Origins | BL/Boxed | $8 |
| Playstation 4 | Persona 5 | BL/Boxed | $9 |
| Playstation 4 | Resident Evil Village Deluxe Edition | BL/Boxed | $25 |
| PSP | PSP | $50 - Pending | |
| PSP | Tekken 6 | BL/CIB | $40 |
| PSVITA | Ninja Gaiden Sigma 2 Plus | Loose | $22 |
| PSVITA | Wipeout 2048 | Loose | $18 |
| Take both Vita games for $35 shipped |
| XBOX | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| Xbox | Blowout | BL/CIB | $6 |
| Xbox | Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban | BL/CIB | $10 |
| Xbox | Indiana Jones and The Emperors Tomb | BL/CIB | $12 |
| Xbox | Pac Man World 2 | PH/CIB | $8 |
| Xbox | Return To Castle Wolfenstein Tides of War | PH/CIB | $5 |
| Take all OG Xbox games for $30 shipped | |||
| Xbox 360 | 4GB - 360 Slim Console | Includes OEM power supply and controller. I can probably include an HDMI cable if needed. | $65 - I will include one free game below under $10 and I will toss in a couple free mystery sports games (CIB) |
| Xbox 360 | 250GB - 360 Slim Console | Includes OEM power supply, controller and Kinect. I can probably include an HDMI cable if needed. | $85 - I will include one free game below under $10 and I will toss in a couple free mystery sports games (CIB) |
| Xbox 360 | Dead to Rights Retribution | BL/CIB | $12 |
| Xbox 360 | Dead Space 3 | PH/CIB | $5 |
| Xbox 360 | Fable 2 Limited Edition | BL/Boxed - No special features disc - Includes manual | $10 |
| Xbox 360 | Fable 3 | BL/CIB | $6 |
| Xbox 360 | Forza 4 | BL/CIB | $6 |
| Xbox 360 | Grand Theft Auto 5 | BL/Boxed w/map | $6 |
| Xbox 360 | Halo 3 Limited Edition Steel book w/sleeve (minor damage) | BL/Includes manual, but no book.. | $15 |
| Xbox 360 | Hitman HD Trilogy - Premium Edition | BL/CIB - With slipcoveartbook. Moderate wear. | $20 |
| Xbox 360 | Mortal Kombat | BL/Boxed | $8 |
| Xbox 360 | NBA Live 2010 | BL/CIB | $6 |
| Xbox 360 | NBA 2K18 | BL/CIB | $16 |
| Xbox 360 | The Orange Box | BL/CIB | $18 |
| Xbox 360 | Portal 2 | BL/Boxed | $5 |
| Xbox 360 | Test Drive Unlimited | BL/CIB | $10 |
| Take all 360 games for $99 Shipped | |||
| Xbox One | Ark Survival Evolved | Boxed | $10 |
| Xbox One | Battlefield 4 Steelbook Edition | Boxed | $12 |
| Xbox One | Dark Souls 3 | Boxed | $9 |
| Xbox One | Dishonored Definitive Edition | Boxed | $8 |
| Xbox One | Madden 22 | Boxed | $5 |
| Xbox One | Prototype BioHazard Bundle | Boxed | $35 |
| Xbox One | Rare Replay | Boxed | $9 |
| Xbox One | Skylanders Trap Team | Boxed | $32 |
| Xbox One | UFC 3 | Boxed | $6 |
| Xbox One | Watch Dogs 2 | Boxed | $5 |
| Xbox One | Wolfenstein The New Order | Boxed | $7 |
| NINTENDO | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| NES | Bart vs The Space Mutants | Manual Only | $8 |
| NES | Gradius | Manual Only | $11 |
| NES | Mega Man 1 (Not pictured) | Manual Only | $65 |
| NES | Mission Impossible | Manual Only | $5 |
| NES | NES Advantage controller | Manual Only | $5 |
| NES | Zodas Revenge | Manual Only | $12 |
| NES | Castlevania II Simons Quest | Loose | $14 |
| NES | Kung Fu | Loose | $12 |
| NES | Ninja Gaiden II | Loose | $11 |
| NES | Skate or Die | Loose - Worn/snagged top label | $4 |
| NES | Wizards and Warriors III | Loose - Worn/torn top label | $24 |
| NES | Game Genie | Loose | $15 |
| SNES | Buster Busts Loose $8 | Manual Only | $8 |
| SNES | Hey Punk! Are You Tuff E Nuff? $10 | Manual Only | $10 |
| SNES | Lawnmower Man $5 | Manual Only | $5 |
| SNES | Mega Man X $17 | Manual Only | $17 |
| SNES | World Heroes $9 | Manual Only | $9 |
| N64 | Standard N64 Console | Includes OEM expansion pack. | $80 |
| Wii | Mario Party 8 | BL - Boxed | $28 |
| Wii | Metroid Other M | BL - Sealed | $22 |
| Wii | Red Steel | BL - Boxed | $5 |
| Wii | Trauma Center Second Opinion | BL - CIB | $9 |
| Wii U | Super Mario 3D World | BL - CIB | $14 |
| NDS | $80 - Pending | ||
| NDS | Spiderman Shattered Dimensions | Loose | $10 |
| NDS | Spyro The Eternal Night | Super Smash Bros 3DS | $10 |
| 3DS | Super Smash Bros 3DS | Super Smash Bros 3DS | $10 |
| Switch | Red and Blue V2 Switch Console | Includes everything but the box. Decent condition with a few blemishes. Everything works. | $210 shipped - Will also throw in some third party Joycon controller grips.. |
| Gameboy | Ren and Stimpy Veediots | Manual Only | $5 |
MISCELLANEOUS
- X-Men Cartoon Maker - PC - CIB - Very good condition - $8
- Naruto Best Hit Collection CD w/Slipcover - $12
- Lots of Magic the Gathering, Pokémon and Yu-Gi-Oh cards, DBZ cards/ Funko Pops, Bakugan. Pokémon cards can be seen here and here. MTG here and here.
2023.03.25 08:38 Red5actual21 Hmm to comp or not to comp
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2023.03.25 08:35 _Triple_ [STORE] 900+ KNIVES/GLOVES/SKINS, 50.000$+ INVENTORY. M9 Fade, M4 Poseidon, Kara Gamma, BFK Freehand, BFK Bright Water, Spec Gloves Kimono, Nomad Fade, M9 Doppler, Skeleton, BFK B.Steel, AWP Fade, Stiletto Fade, S.Gloves Slingshot, BFK Ultra, Kara Damas, Bayo Lore, Bayo Gamma, Flip Fade & A Lot More
Everything in my inventory is up for trade. The most valuable items are listed here, the rest you can find in My Inventory
Feel free to Add Me or even better send a Trade Offer. Open for any suggestions: upgrades, downgrades / knives, gloves, skins / stickers, patterns, floats.
All Buyouts are listed in cash value.
KNIVES
★ Butterfly Knife Freehand FN #1, B/O: $1867
★ Butterfly Knife Bright Water MW, B/O: $1098
★ Butterfly Knife Blue Steel BS, B/O: $907
★ Butterfly Knife Ultraviolet FT, B/O: $789
★ Butterfly Knife Stained FT, B/O: $695
⎯★ Bayonet Tiger Tooth MW #1, B/O: $888
★ Bayonet Gamma Doppler (Phase 4) FN, B/O: $727
★ Bayonet Doppler (Phase 2) FN, B/O: $608
★ Bayonet Doppler (Phase 1) FN, B/O: $521
★ Bayonet Rust Coat BS, B/O: $253
★ Bayonet Night FT, B/O: $251
★ StatTrak™ Bayonet Lore MW, B/O: $751
⎯★ Karambit Gamma Doppler (Phase 4) FN, B/O: $1343
★ Karambit Damascus Steel FT, B/O: $774
★ Karambit Rust Coat BS, B/O: $537
★ Karambit Boreal Forest FT, B/O: $488
⎯★ M9 Bayonet Fade FN, B/O: $1523
★ M9 Bayonet Fade FN, B/O: $1523
★ M9 Bayonet Doppler (Phase 4) FN, B/O: $1008
★ M9 Bayonet Blue Steel FT, B/O: $534
★ M9 Bayonet Rust Coat BS, B/O: $449
⎯★ Flip Knife Fade FN, B/O: $703
★ Flip Knife Gamma Doppler (Phase 1) MW, B/O: $509
★ Flip Knife Doppler (Phase 1) FN, B/O: $406
★ Flip Knife Freehand FT, B/O: $228
★ StatTrak™ Flip Knife Bright Water FN, B/O: $332
⎯★ Falchion Knife Doppler (Phase 2) FN, B/O: $292
★ Falchion Knife Doppler (Phase 3) FN, B/O: $264
★ Falchion Knife Marble Fade FN, B/O: $258
★ Falchion Knife Bright Water MW, B/O: $133
⎯★ Stiletto Knife Fade FN, B/O: $822
★ Stiletto Knife Slaughter FN, B/O: $569
★ Stiletto Knife Doppler (Phase 1) FN, B/O: $530
★ Stiletto Knife Crimson Web FT, B/O: $396
★ StatTrak™ Stiletto Knife Scorched FT, B/O: $172
⎯★ Gut Knife Doppler (Sapphire) MW #1, B/O: $830
★ Gut Knife Fade FN, B/O: $204
★ Gut Knife Tiger Tooth FN, B/O: $138
★ Gut Knife Bright Water MW, B/O: $104
★ Gut Knife Freehand FT, B/O: $92
★ Gut Knife Urban Masked FT, B/O: $82
★ StatTrak™ Gut Knife Rust Coat BS, B/O: $93
⎯★ Shadow Daggers Fade FN, B/O: $258
★ Shadow Daggers Doppler (Phase 3) FN, B/O: $165
★ Shadow Daggers Blue Steel FT, B/O: $82
★ Shadow Daggers Bright Water FT, B/O: $82
★ Shadow Daggers Blue Steel WW, B/O: $80
★ Shadow Daggers Rust Coat BS, B/O: $74
★ StatTrak™ Shadow Daggers Marble Fade FN, B/O: $186
⎯★ Classic Knife Slaughter MW, B/O: $311
★ StatTrak™ Classic Knife Stained BS, B/O: $163
⎯★ Talon Knife Slaughter MW, B/O: $605
★ Talon Knife Scorched MW, B/O: $290
⎯★ Ursus Knife Marble Fade FN, B/O: $405
★ Ursus Knife Night Stripe MW, B/O: $162
⎯★ Paracord Knife Stained WW, B/O: $125
★ Paracord Knife Forest DDPAT FT, B/O: $97
★ Paracord Knife Safari Mesh FT, B/O: $96
⎯★ Navaja Knife Safari Mesh FT, B/O: $71
★ Navaja Knife Scorched WW, B/O: $71
⎯★ Nomad Knife Fade FN, B/O: $1015
★ Skeleton Knife, B/O: $909
★ Bowie Knife Boreal Forest MW, B/O: $106
★ Survival Knife Forest DDPAT FT, B/O: $97
GLOVES
★ Driver Gloves Crimson Weave FT, B/O: $335
★ Driver Gloves King Snake BS, B/O: $270
★ Driver Gloves Lunar Weave WW, B/O: $113
★ Driver Gloves Overtake WW, B/O: $88
★ Driver Gloves Overtake BS, B/O: $67
⎯★ Moto Gloves Transport MW, B/O: $171
★ Moto Gloves Polygon BS, B/O: $137
★ Moto Gloves Transport WW, B/O: $71
★ Moto Gloves 3rd Commando Company BS, B/O: $62
⎯★ Specialist Gloves Crimson Kimono WW, B/O: $1027
★ Specialist Gloves Tiger Strike FT, B/O: $654
★ Specialist Gloves Mogul FT, B/O: $295
★ Specialist Gloves Lt. Commander FT, B/O: $277
★ Specialist Gloves Crimson Web FT, B/O: $275
⎯★ Sport Gloves Slingshot FT, B/O: $796
★ Sport Gloves Amphibious BS #2, B/O: $699
★ Sport Gloves Omega FT, B/O: $656
⎯★ Broken Fang Gloves Unhinged BS, B/O: $60
WEAPONS
AK-47 Case Hardened BS, B/O: $130
AK-47 Bloodsport MW, B/O: $79
AK-47 Fuel Injector BS, B/O: $76
AK-47 Fuel Injector BS, B/O: $76
AK-47 Bloodsport FT, B/O: $70
AK-47 Neon Rider MW, B/O: $60
⎯AWP Fade FN, B/O: $864
AWP BOOM MW, B/O: $84
AWP Containment Breach FT, B/O: $69
AWP Containment Breach FT, B/O: $69
AWP Wildfire FT, B/O: $59
AWP Chromatic Aberration FN, B/O: $59
StatTrak™ AWP Hyper Beast FT, B/O: $65
StatTrak™ AWP Hyper Beast FT, B/O: $65
⎯Desert Eagle Blaze FN, B/O: $565
Desert Eagle Blaze FN, B/O: $565
Desert Eagle Printstream FN, B/O: $155
Desert Eagle Cobalt Disruption FN, B/O: $58
⎯M4A1-S Icarus Fell FN, B/O: $414
M4A1-S Printstream MW, B/O: $204
M4A1-S Printstream MW, B/O: $204
⎯M4A4 Poseidon FN, B/O: $1402
M4A4 The Emperor FN, B/O: $152
M4A4 Asiimov WW, B/O: $97
⎯USP-S Kill Confirmed MW, B/O: $65
USP-S Printstream FT, B/O: $69
StatTrak™ USP-S Kill Confirmed FT, B/O: $123
StatTrak™ USP-S Neo-Noir FN, B/O: $106
⎯AUG Flame Jörmungandr FN, B/O: $218
P2000 Ocean Foam FN, B/O: $139
Souvenir SSG 08 Death Strike MW, B/O: $81
CZ75-Auto Emerald Quartz MW, B/O: $61
Trade Offer Link - Steam Profile Link - My Inventory
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Send a Trade Offer for fastest response. I consider all offers.
Add me for discuss if there is a serious offer that needs to be discussed.
2023.03.25 08:17 ptrckadrn9 Konami Played Us GOOD
I really believe konami’s goal was to attract players (from Fifa Mobile) and collect user behavior data during the PES era. They offered waay better rewards, easier to obtain IMs & good players and most importantly NO SEASON RESET.
Once they understood how their user behaves & have sufficient users, they turn the screw up a notch by forcing reset, changing the rules and pretending to release a brand new game in Efootball.
Noticed how we could easily obtain 500 coins per week during PES era (100 for each vs user event which occurred 4 times a week plus 100 from daily log in). Compared to now in which we only obtain 150 coins per week (that is if vs user j league every monday is to stay, otherwise it’ll be 50 less!).
The new contract system is basically a forced reset on the use of players, given how difficult & prohibitively expensive contract renewals are.
Honestly Konami really played us good.
See how their promise of cross platform play keeps on getting delayed. They put this feature in the spotlight when they announced efootball update. I doubt that this feature is ever possible and konami knew it but needed a strong reason to rebrand PES to efootball.
*This is coming from an ex Fifa mobile (until 2016/17) & PES veteran since 1 month after it launched.
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Once they understood how their user behaves & have sufficient users, they turn the screw up a notch by forcing reset, changing the rules and pretending to release a brand new game in Efootball.
Noticed how we could easily obtain 500 coins per week during PES era (100 for each vs user event which occurred 4 times a week plus 100 from daily log in). Compared to now in which we only obtain 150 coins per week (that is if vs user j league every monday is to stay, otherwise it’ll be 50 less!).
The new contract system is basically a forced reset on the use of players, given how difficult & prohibitively expensive contract renewals are.
Honestly Konami really played us good.
See how their promise of cross platform play keeps on getting delayed. They put this feature in the spotlight when they announced efootball update. I doubt that this feature is ever possible and konami knew it but needed a strong reason to rebrand PES to efootball.
*This is coming from an ex Fifa mobile (until 2016/17) & PES veteran since 1 month after it launched.
2023.03.25 07:54 Redmistseeker I think Brownell's is trolling me
 | First picture is from my daily Brownell's latest greatest your must haves e-mail. The second is what happens when you click the picture. Lesson here boys, there's no such thing as a free lunch. submitted by Redmistseeker to weapons [link] [comments] |
2023.03.25 07:40 Redmistseeker Brownell's is trolling me.
 | First picture is from my daily Brownell's latest greatest your must haves e-mail. The second is what happens when you click the picture. Lesson here boys, there's no such thing as a free lunch. submitted by Redmistseeker to assholedesign [link] [comments] |
2023.03.25 07:32 CricketMatchBot Match Thread: 3rd ODI - Zimbabwe vs Netherlands
3rd ODI, Netherlands tour of Zimbabwe at Harare
Cricinfo Reddit-Stream ☁️ ☁️ ☁️ 🌥 🌥| Innings | Score |
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| Netherlands | 54/0 (Ov 10.2/50) |
| Batter | Runs | Balls | SR |
|---|---|---|---|
| Max O'Dowd* | 33 | 33 | 100.0 |
| Vikramjit Singh | 18 | 29 | 62.07 |
| Bowler | Overs | Runs | Wickets |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sikandar Raza | 0.2 | 1 | 0 |
| Blessing Muzarabani | 2 | 7 | 0 |
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2023.03.25 07:32 VinylRapt0r I'm a dirty rat and I'm sorry bro
I was just on factory and for some reason the map felt almost empty, i ran around for a while and couldn't find anyone other than bots. I'm a noob, lvl 17 and i just wanted to try and knock out my pmc pistols kills quickly. I went in, naked. Nothing but me, my glock, and the wind in my hair.
I heard gunshots eventually but i could tell they were packing big guns so I avoided them. I ran to all the spawns I could think of and kept coming across naked dead bodys. Great, someone beat me to the action obviously. Knowing that I decided to do something that made me feel dirty. I camped an xfill.
I'm sitting in the corner, shut all the doors behind me to try and avoid suspicion, and the timer pops up. I know if anyone is left they're gonna be coming soon. My anxiety is through the roof. So I'm waiting and suddenly the door opens, I didn't hear anyone coming so it surprised me, and I mag dump immediately as soon as I see a head come around the corner.
Just my luck though, this guy had the heaviest armor I've ever seen in the game so far, Killa's helmet on, and 2 super pimped out guns. He had 2 problems though, his legs were both broken and he was out of ammo. Well... Me having a pistol and shitty ammo, naturally every bullet bounced off his head and did no damage. Now I was also out of ammo. In my panic, I pulled out my axe and bopped him one time in the head and he was dead.
I feel bad, not only did I just ruin what was probably a very productive match for this guy, I didn't even get my pistol kill. If you're reading this, sorry bro. I'm gonna pawn these guns cuz I got some stuff I need to buy but your body fell in the xfill zone so I hope you had insurance on that armor.
I feel like I just experienced a David vs Goliath moment, if Goliath was crippled and for some reason didn't feel like fighting back. You shoulda pulled out your melee weapon bro.
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I heard gunshots eventually but i could tell they were packing big guns so I avoided them. I ran to all the spawns I could think of and kept coming across naked dead bodys. Great, someone beat me to the action obviously. Knowing that I decided to do something that made me feel dirty. I camped an xfill.
I'm sitting in the corner, shut all the doors behind me to try and avoid suspicion, and the timer pops up. I know if anyone is left they're gonna be coming soon. My anxiety is through the roof. So I'm waiting and suddenly the door opens, I didn't hear anyone coming so it surprised me, and I mag dump immediately as soon as I see a head come around the corner.
Just my luck though, this guy had the heaviest armor I've ever seen in the game so far, Killa's helmet on, and 2 super pimped out guns. He had 2 problems though, his legs were both broken and he was out of ammo. Well... Me having a pistol and shitty ammo, naturally every bullet bounced off his head and did no damage. Now I was also out of ammo. In my panic, I pulled out my axe and bopped him one time in the head and he was dead.
I feel bad, not only did I just ruin what was probably a very productive match for this guy, I didn't even get my pistol kill. If you're reading this, sorry bro. I'm gonna pawn these guns cuz I got some stuff I need to buy but your body fell in the xfill zone so I hope you had insurance on that armor.
I feel like I just experienced a David vs Goliath moment, if Goliath was crippled and for some reason didn't feel like fighting back. You shoulda pulled out your melee weapon bro.
2023.03.25 07:22 angelseph Shoved down our throats, made to look strong, sufferin’ succotash, everyone agrees he SUCKED as a face (other pictures unrelated)
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2023.03.25 07:06 BrownTown427 Booking The Implosion Of Death Triangle: Part One
Death Triangle: a name that strikes fear into an opponent’s heart. That could just be because of the individual having a childhood fear of shapes and geometry, but in all likelihood, the main reason is because that name represents three of the best pure wrestling talents on the entire planet. You’ve got the Lucha Brothers Penta and Fenix, two men that have excelled in both tag team and individual settings throughout the various promotions they’ve competed in. And of course you have Pac, a man who’s not only been described as both a king and a bastard, but who also has quite the affinity to hammers.
But unfortunately for the trio, the past few months haven't treated them too kindly. They failed to beat the Elite in the hard-fought Best Of Seven series, losing their Trios Titles in the process, and within that time frame, Pac’s bastard-like tendencies have seemingly increased relative to that of the Lucha Brothers. But that begs the question: how will the next several months go for them after such a rocky start to the year? Let’s find out…
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Dynamite (6/14/23): Pac vs. Action Andretti
After having only been seen sporadically since being a part of the losing Best of 7 series team, Pac would look to make an example out of a poor younger talent. As soon as the bell rings, Pac immediately just starts brutalizing Andretti, getting him downed in the corner and repeatedly stomping on his face until the ref has to physically back him off. Unfortunately for the man dubbed Action, he can’t stop Pac’s action for the remainder of the relatively short contest either, eventually having his ribs crushed with a Black Arrow and then being forced to submit to the vicious Brutalizer.
Pac def. Action Andretti via submission tap-out (4:19)
After the match, Pac grabs a mic, pacing around the ring like a madman before he finally begins to speak:
“I’ve gone through moments of isolation before…back in 2020, I was left with nothing but my own thoughts…and now it feels as though it’s happening again. There’s a spark that’s missing…something isn’t right about this year. I need to find somebody new, somebody different… an opponent worth fighting. I want someone who brings meaning to this ring…”
Suddenly, Pac gets cut off, as a very notable theme begins echoing throughout the arena…KAZE NI NARE! IT’S MINORU SUZUKI! Followed closely by Strong Style stablemates El Desperado and Ren Narita, the King slowly walks to the ring, staring a hole through Pac as he does so. However, when Suzuki enters through the ropes, Pac shows no fear, immediately walking towards him and getting right up against his face. The two stare each other down, before Suzuki just uses his shoulder to push him away. In response, Pac moves back and slaps Suzuki in the face! El Desperado looks ready to attack Pac for this, but Suzuki holds him back, smirking at Pac’s blow. When the two move back towards one another, Pac goes for a punch this time, but Suzuki blocks it, before proceeding to chop the soul out of the Bastard’s chest. Pac falls to a knee, Suzuki laughing this time, before a new theme plays throughout the arena…
It’s the Lucha Bros! Penta and Fenix have seen enough of Pac trying to take down Strong Style on his own, coming to the ring to even things at three men apiece. Suzuki looks at the pair, somewhat intrigued, before turning to Desperado and Narita. He motions for them to face Penta and Fenix respectively, and with the stage now set…LET THE ALL OUT BRAWL BEGIN! The six men just start going off on each other, but unfortunately for Death Triangle, Strong Style stands tall after Fenix accidentally hits Penta with a superkick intended for Narita, giving the NJPW trio the chance to take them out individually.
Later in the show, we get the official announcement that this match has been added to the Forbidden Door card, but there’s still so much that can happen in eleven days, and just as it would happen…
Dynamite (6/21/23): Ren Narita vs. Bandido
While Suzuki and Desperado would leave back to Japan until the time of Forbidden Door II, Ren Narita would decide to stay in the United States, traveling to multiple indie promotions to compete in addition to wanting a one-off AEW singles match. And he would get himself a rematch against a man he competed against a few years ago, squaring off against the outlaw known as Bandido. They’re having a strong match, but unfortunately, Pac isn’t one to let go of a grudge too easily. As Narita is recuperating momentarily on the outside, the ref checking on Bandido in the ring, the Bastard comes from the crowd and smashes his hand with a hammer! This clearly weakens Narita, but he tries to fight off the pain, getting back into the ring and squaring up to Bandido. Unfortunately, he can’t quite match the earlier precision he showcased, eventually falling to Bandido’s crazy rope-rebounded German Suplex.
Bandido def. Ren Narita via pinfall (13:43)
After the match, Pac storms the ring, adding more punishment to Narita from what he already incurred during the match. However, Bandido doesn’t look too enthused about Pac’s actions, and he pulls him off Narita. Pac is initially in shock, but as Bandido looks to help Narita up out of respect, the Bastard snaps, attacking Bandido too! He gets in some vicious shots before climbing to the top rope, looking to hit a Black Arrow, but out runs Rey Fenix! He runs to Bandido’s side, looking up at Pac and yelling at him to stop: this is an innocent man! Pac looks angry at the prospect of doing so initially, but after a tense few moments, he climbs down, exiting the ring but having done what he thought was necessary and more.
Forbidden Door II (6/25/23): Death Triangle vs. Strong Style (Minoru Suzuki, El Desperado, and Ren Narita)
After a solid start of matches to that point, the fans in Toronto now get to see what’s sure to be an intense battle given the previous two interactions involving members of these stables. It initially looks like El Desperado will start the match for Strong Style, but after Pac gets in the ring on Death Triangle’s end, Narita enters the ring. Though Desperado is initially confused, once he sees the look in Narita’s eyes, the look of pure, intense anger, he steps out of the ring, giving him the chance to start. Once the bell rings, Pac mockingly yells at Narita, asking him how the hand he shattered is doing. In response, Narita runs at Pac, doing what the Bastard did to Action Andretti a couple weeks prior and immediately getting him downed in the corner. Narita backs up, and Pac, looking up in shock, tags out to Penta, needing an unexpected breather.
After Penta and Narita go at it for a bit, the latter tags out to El Desperado, and after a staredown involving two great wrestlers with absolutely elite-looking masks, they have a rapid back-and-forth sequence, neither quite able to permanently capture momentum. However, with Pac itching to get back in the ring, Penta tags out, and Desperado follows suit, allowing Suzuki to get in the match. Pac and Suzuki move towards each other, Suzuki basically offering Pac to make the first move. The Bastard responds by doing what his opponent did to him a couple weeks ago: chop the living hell out of his chest! Suzuki, expecting a punch, is caught off-guard, looking at Pac with a mix of surprise but also the look of a man who wants to destroy the nearest thing in sight. Suzuki tries to respond with a chop of his own, but Pac dodges it, moving behind Suzuki and picking him up by the waist, leveling him with a German Suplex! Pac starts stomping on the NJPW legend, looking to keep him grounded, but after one kick too many, Suzuki grabs a hold of Pac’s leg. He slowly rises to his feet, Pac trying to punch him down, but once the King has risen, he drops Pac’s leg only to immediately hit him with a vicious chop to the chest thereafter.
As the match continuously progresses, the key looks to be the status of Rey Fenix, as more than ten minutes into the contest, he still hadn’t tagged in. But finally, after Penta manages to gain some separation from Suzuki, he tags in his brother, and Fenix brings a spark of life to Death Triangle. He springboards into the ring, taking out Suzuki with a crossbody and forcing him to tag out to El Desperado. Despite Desperado’s ability, Fenix is able to get the better of him too, getting him grounded with a superkick, and a follow-up moonsault gives him a solid nearfall. Unfortunately, Narita is able to take him down once he comes back in, although after a desperation cutter, Fenix starts crawling back towards his corner. He looks at Penta and Pac, needing to make a decision in the moment about who to tag, and he ends up picking his brother. Pac, however, is enraged, immediately tagging himself in and yelling at Fenix that it’ll be him who brings an end to this match. Unfortunately for Pac, Ren Narita blindsides him, hitting him with a lariat to the back of the neck and causing Pac to send both Penta and Fenix tumbling to the outside. And from there, Narita takes a page out of his stablemate Suzuki’s playbook, locking a Rear Naked Choke on the Bastard! Pac tries to claw, to bite, to kick his way free, but Narita isn’t letting go until Pac taps or passes out…AND HE TAPS OUT!
Strong Style def. Death Triangle (17:09)
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After coming up unsuccessful at Forbidden Door II, Death Triangle is left with more questions than answers regarding what’s next for them. And while the Lucha Bros. look primed to move back to the tag division, a tag team gauntlet match being announced for Dynamite with the winner earning a future opportunity at the tag championships that they’ve held once before, Pac’s future appears to be more murky. He found the challenge he was looking for, and yet he came up short…he tapped out…maybe he needs to re-evaluate other things…
Dynamite (7/5/23): Tag Team Gauntlet Match
After a solid opening match to the gauntlet between Top Flight and the Acclaimed, the Martin brothers able to successfully do enough damage to pin Caster and avenge our ears from his raps, the Lucha Brothers are the next team up. While Dante and Darius still turn to their athletic profiles, trying to match Penta and Fenix’s high-flying moves with their own, it’s clear their stamina is drained from competing in two matches in immediate succession. And ultimately, a Fenix superkick to Dante followed by a tag-out to Penta and a Package Piledriver allows the Lucha Bros. to advance.
Lucha Bros def. Top Flight via pinfall to advance in the gauntlet
Next up in the gauntlet is the Gunn Club, and they storm the ring with a purpose. They lost the tag titles to FTR, and they would love it if they could earn their shot at redemption. Despite having the freshness advantage though, Penta does well to fend off Colten, managing to keep the tides in their favor. And although the Gunns manage to get in some solid offense over the middle portion of the matchup, the ending sees Fenix find a hot streak, hitting the always ridiculous Black Fire Driver on Austin to keep their gauntlet goals alive.
Lucha Bros def. Gunn Club via pinfall to advance in the gauntlet
But for the final team in the gauntlet, it’s going to be quite an interesting test, with Aussie Open making a surprise appearance! They look to represent United Empire well, and they start the match off hot, quickly taking Fenix off his feet and keeping him isolated. However, the Lucha Brothers just refuse to die, and near the end, Penta goes on an absolute tear, eventually managing to secure him and Fenix the win with a Package Piledriver on Mark Davis.
Lucha Bros def. Aussie Open via pinfall and survive the gauntlet to earn a future Tag Team Championship match
After the match, the AEW Tag Team Champions FTR make their way to the ring, and they extend a handshake offering towards their next challengers. Fenix is quick to shake Harwood’s hand, but Penta hesitates momentarily before shaking Wheeler’s. And shortly thereafter, the scene pans to Pac watching the interaction on a backstage TV, looking perturbed at what transpired.
Fyter Fest Night Two (7/19/23): Lucha Bros. vs. FTR (c) - AEW Tag Team Championships
With the stage having been set for these two teams to do battle, we now finally get to what’s sure to be a classic of a match. It wasn’t incredibly long ago that these duos battled for the AEW Tag Team Titles, having tested each other at Full Gear of 2021, but now the roles are reversed, with FTR as the fighting champions and the Lucha Brothers as the challenging contenders. And with both teams arguably only getting better since that point, the fans in attendance are hyped to see arguably AEW’s two most talented in-ring teams do battle.
The match starts off slowly, both teams trying to get a feel for each other with more technical, ground-and-pound based offense. However, as the match progresses, like any good musical composition, the dynamics slowly begin to rise. Penta and Fenix begin incorporating increasingly impressive, high risk-high reward maneuvers. Some of these pay off, such as a beautiful Canadian Destroyer by Penta to Dax on the outside, but others give the momentum right back to FTR, like a missed Phoenix Splash by Fenix. And for every minute the match reaches without a finish in sight, the commentators remark on just how wild it really is:
Half an hour with no finish? Ok, this is getting up there with some of AEW’s best tag team matches ever.
45 minutes with no finish? How are these men still fighting? Where are they getting this energy?
59 minutes with no finish? AHHHH, ONLY A MINUTE LEFT!
60 minutes with no finish? THE MATCH HAS ENDED IN A TIME-LIMIT DRAW! WHAT A CRAZY MOMENT!
Despite both team’s best efforts to put the other team down, both have just too much resiliency for their own good, fighting through the attrition and drained stamina en route to neither team coming out victorious. And it’s especially disappointing for the Lucha Brothers, as after a Fenix Driver on Harwood, Rey fell away from Dax, unable to get the cover on him in time and possibly costing them the titles. After the match, Pac comes out, helping Penta and Fenix up. FTR tries to extend another sign of respect towards the Lucha Brothers, but Pac pushes his partners back, not letting them even think about it.
Lucha Bros. and FTR fight to a time-limit draw (60:00)
Fight For The Fallen (7/26/23): Pac vs. Rush
In his first singles match since tapping out to Ren Narita at Forbidden Door II, Pac looks to make a statement that he isn’t growing weaker or too overconfident for his own good. His shots are noticeably more stiff than usual, but unfortunately for AEW’s resident Bastard, he has to go up against Rush. After the singles loss to Bryan Danielson, Rush goes on a tear, becoming increasingly violent and harder to take down. He was notoriously hard to inflict damage upon before, but now all of his opponents have to dig even deeper. And while Pac puts up a strong effort, Rush proves himself superior, hitting his signature Double Underhook Piledriver and continuing the downward spiral of the Bastard.
Rush def. Pac via pinfall (15:31)
After the match, Fenix and Penta come out to help Pac, but he shoves Fenix specifically back, telling them that he doesn’t need their pity and he can get to the back just fine on his own.
The following week, FTR gives a proposition to the Lucha Brothers: why don’t they run it back? The fans deserve a proper ending to their classic match at Fyter Fest, and with All Out around the corner, they have a huge stage to put on the finale. Penta and Fenix of course accept, and things are looking up for them…until…
Dynamite (8/30/23):
With mere days until the PPV, an unfortunate series of events occur. In a backstage segment, FTR are speaking with Renee Paquette when we suddenly hear a brief scream nearby. FTR looks to investigate, and they’re horrified to discover a laid out Rey Fenix! Fenix is clutching his arm, which he appears to think is broken, and can barely even sit-up. FTR calls for doctors, and after they arrive, so does Penta. He looks incensed, questioning FTR as to what they did. Even when they say they didn’t attack him, Penta shoves Dax, who shoves Penta right back, forcing a swarm of officials to have to break up a potential brawl.
Later in the show, Renee finds Penta and Alex Abrahantes, asking for an update on the former’s brother. Abrahantes says that Fenix suffered nerve damage and a broken arm from damage inflicted by a blunt object, and can’t be medically cleared to compete for some time. When asked as to how this will affect the Tag Title match, Pac suddenly shows up in frame, saying he’ll fight alongside Penta and make FTR pay for what they did. Renee points out how it couldn’t have been them, she was talking to FTR at the time of the attack, and Pac retorts by saying it was probably someone like Rush then. Either way, he and Penta are winning the tag team titles at All Out.
All Out (9/3/23): Penta El Zero Miedo and Pac vs. FTR (c) - AEW Tag Team Championships
And this match proves to be quite a physical one, with Penta and Pac operating on more emotion than usual to try and avenge Fenix and get the titles back in Death Triangle’s grips for him. FTR stay calm and collected throughout, making good use of their established tag team chemistry to match up against the more physically talented but less-experienced tag match duo standing across the ring from them. However, with Pac’s recent failures, his aggression continues to escalate, and eventually, he hits a Black Arrow on Wheeler before securing the Brutalizer on him, passing him out and earning a hard-fought victory.
Penta and Pac def. FTR via submission pass-out to win the AEW Tag Team Championships (21:38)
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Following the successful title win at All Out, Pac and Penta continue to thrive over the coming months. They have multiple successful title defenses, including against the Acclaimed and the Young Bucks. However, a new challenger soon approaches in the form of Best Friends. It’s no secret as to how much Pac detests Orange Cassidy, and therefore by extension, Chuck Taylor and Trent as well. However, with the pair of Taylor and Trent earning a tag title shot, Pac and Penta have no choice but to face (and hopefully destroy) them once and for all.
With that, Rey Fenix would also appear more regularly leading up to Full Gear, arm in a sling but in mostly good health and saying that he’ll be supporting Pac and Penta on the sidelines while also looking for the man who tried to shorten his career.
Full Gear (11/18/23): Best Friends vs. Pac and Penta (c) - AEW Tag Team Championship
Despite Pac especially not viewing Taylor nor Trent as being viable enough to take him and Penta down, those Best Friends prove that tag team cohesion can make up for less explosiveness, doing well to both stay resilient towards Pac’s vicious onslaught and Penta’s aerial abilities while also managing to get in some effective offense as well. Unfortunately, Pac has control over Taylor near the end of the match-up, and after a ref bump, Pac calls for Fenix (who was sitting at ringside) to pass him the hammer. He wants to end things…
But Fenix refuses! He wants his stablemates to win in the morally right way, and doesn’t want Pac to use his signature weapon. Pac briefly yells at Fenix, but as he turns around, he’s met with a piledriver from Chuck Taylor! 1-2-3!
Best Friends def. Pac and Penta via pinfall (16:39)
And just like that, Penta and Pac have lost their tag titles, and Pac is clearly pissed, not looking at Fenix in order to keep himself in check. Even Penta is seemingly off and a little annoyed at his brother for what happened, but he’s able to get himself composed, eventually walking out with Fenix while Pac stays further ahead.
Dynamite (11/22/23): Death Triangle Backstage Interview
Despite having lost their tag team championships just a few days prior, Death Triangle are seemingly not intent on living in the past, but rather on focusing on the future. And with that, Alex Abrantes has some news: Rey Fenix is back! After taking some time away to both recover from injury and gather information surrounding who put him out of action in the first place, Fenix is ready to come back. And he’s on the cusp of finding this mystery attacker: he’s found a trail of evidence, and next week, he’ll be ready to finally find out who blindsided him. As he speaks, Penta looks calm, but Pac looks as though he’s seen a ghost, growing pale and an expression of nervousness that wasn’t there at the beginning of the interview.
Dynamite (11/29/23): Rey Fenix Promo
And upon next week finally arriving, Fenix would make his way to the ring, alongside Penta and Alex Abrahantes. However, instead of the latter speaking on his behalf, he grabs a mic, speaking himself:
RF: “These past few months have been challenging for me. I’ve wanted nothing more than to compete for all of you, to fight with my brother as tag team champions. But somebody wanted me out of the picture. Somebody injured my arm, the same one that kept me on the shelf once before. And now, I’m going to expose them for the coward they are.”
On cue, Fenix motions towards the titantron, where two videos appear side-by-side on the split screen. The first video shows a masked figure hitting Fenix’s arm with a blunt object, and the second video shows what appears to be the same masked individual taking off their disguise before heading into a locker room. However, this security camera footage is blurry, and we can’t make out who the assailant is. That is, until Fenix makes an announcement:
RF: “The key to finding out who attacked me is behind this footage. And though it may be hard to see, I know a man who can help clear things up.”
And with that, out comes the man, the myth, the legend…DANHAUSEN! The very nice and very evil individual comes to the ring quickly, and Fenix asks if he can help enhance the images…reverse the curse if you will. Before Danhausen can respond however…out comes Pac! The Bastard marches to the ring, a pissed off look on his face, and he asks Fenix why he brought this clown out. Danhausen is an idiot, he can’t do anything with that footage. Fenix looks at Pac questioningly, but before he can say anything, Danhausen chimes in, claiming he actually can. And with that, he holds his hands up towards the titantron, harnessing his supernatural energy…
AND THE VIDEOS ARE ALL OF A SUDDEN PERFECT QUALITY! Pac’s expression turns to that of shock, and soon enough, the videos begin playing again. The first clip shows the masked man hitting Fenix, but soon we can see what the foreign object was…a hammer. And as the second video reaches its conclusion, everyone sees who the man with the mask was…IT WAS PAC!
Before Fenix can fully accept this outcome however, Pac turns towards Danhausen, belting him with a boot and knocking him out of the ring. It’s upon hearing this physical shot that Fenix finally turns around, moving towards Pac. Rey looks hurt, but by this point, Pac has a cold look on his face. The two stare each other down, the crowd anxiously awaiting who’s going to make the first move. And after a moment, it’s neither of them, as Penta moves towards the tension-filled confrontation. Initially, it looks like Penta is just trying to separate the two, but after Fenix sort of pushes him aside…PENTA SUPERKICKS HIS OWN BROTHER!
A malicious smirk comes across the face of Pac, Penta having made his decision on who to align with. The Bastard starts stomping away on Fenix’s skull, before quickly dragging his weakened body to the corner, climbing to the top rope and nailing the Black Arrow. He initially looks primed to transition the move into the signature Brutalizer submission hold, but upon turning back towards Penta, he changes his mind. He moves out of the ring, grabbing a steel chair and placing it in the center of the ring. He then drags Fenix to Penta, yelling at him to destroy him. Penta responds by picking his brother up, getting him in position for his signature Package Piledriver…
BUT OUT COMES BANDIDO! Several months ago, it was Fenix who saved Bandido from Pac assaulting him after the match with Narita, and now Bandido is here to return the favor. Upon getting in the ring, he immediately jumps at Pac, getting him on the ground and getting in stiff shots to the head. Penta pulls him off, but Bandido is perfectly willing to fight him as well, eventually forcing Pac and Penta (with Abrahantes) to retreat. And while Bandido helps Fenix to his feet, the physical and emotional damage was already done…
And just like that, Death Triangle has officially exploded, Rey Fenix being left to rot by his brothers while Pac and Penta El Zero Miedo seemingly continue to move forward together. But how do the remaining months play out for these three men? Find out in Part II…
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But unfortunately for the trio, the past few months haven't treated them too kindly. They failed to beat the Elite in the hard-fought Best Of Seven series, losing their Trios Titles in the process, and within that time frame, Pac’s bastard-like tendencies have seemingly increased relative to that of the Lucha Brothers. But that begs the question: how will the next several months go for them after such a rocky start to the year? Let’s find out…
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Dynamite (6/14/23): Pac vs. Action Andretti
After having only been seen sporadically since being a part of the losing Best of 7 series team, Pac would look to make an example out of a poor younger talent. As soon as the bell rings, Pac immediately just starts brutalizing Andretti, getting him downed in the corner and repeatedly stomping on his face until the ref has to physically back him off. Unfortunately for the man dubbed Action, he can’t stop Pac’s action for the remainder of the relatively short contest either, eventually having his ribs crushed with a Black Arrow and then being forced to submit to the vicious Brutalizer.
Pac def. Action Andretti via submission tap-out (4:19)
After the match, Pac grabs a mic, pacing around the ring like a madman before he finally begins to speak:
“I’ve gone through moments of isolation before…back in 2020, I was left with nothing but my own thoughts…and now it feels as though it’s happening again. There’s a spark that’s missing…something isn’t right about this year. I need to find somebody new, somebody different… an opponent worth fighting. I want someone who brings meaning to this ring…”
Suddenly, Pac gets cut off, as a very notable theme begins echoing throughout the arena…KAZE NI NARE! IT’S MINORU SUZUKI! Followed closely by Strong Style stablemates El Desperado and Ren Narita, the King slowly walks to the ring, staring a hole through Pac as he does so. However, when Suzuki enters through the ropes, Pac shows no fear, immediately walking towards him and getting right up against his face. The two stare each other down, before Suzuki just uses his shoulder to push him away. In response, Pac moves back and slaps Suzuki in the face! El Desperado looks ready to attack Pac for this, but Suzuki holds him back, smirking at Pac’s blow. When the two move back towards one another, Pac goes for a punch this time, but Suzuki blocks it, before proceeding to chop the soul out of the Bastard’s chest. Pac falls to a knee, Suzuki laughing this time, before a new theme plays throughout the arena…
It’s the Lucha Bros! Penta and Fenix have seen enough of Pac trying to take down Strong Style on his own, coming to the ring to even things at three men apiece. Suzuki looks at the pair, somewhat intrigued, before turning to Desperado and Narita. He motions for them to face Penta and Fenix respectively, and with the stage now set…LET THE ALL OUT BRAWL BEGIN! The six men just start going off on each other, but unfortunately for Death Triangle, Strong Style stands tall after Fenix accidentally hits Penta with a superkick intended for Narita, giving the NJPW trio the chance to take them out individually.
Later in the show, we get the official announcement that this match has been added to the Forbidden Door card, but there’s still so much that can happen in eleven days, and just as it would happen…
Dynamite (6/21/23): Ren Narita vs. Bandido
While Suzuki and Desperado would leave back to Japan until the time of Forbidden Door II, Ren Narita would decide to stay in the United States, traveling to multiple indie promotions to compete in addition to wanting a one-off AEW singles match. And he would get himself a rematch against a man he competed against a few years ago, squaring off against the outlaw known as Bandido. They’re having a strong match, but unfortunately, Pac isn’t one to let go of a grudge too easily. As Narita is recuperating momentarily on the outside, the ref checking on Bandido in the ring, the Bastard comes from the crowd and smashes his hand with a hammer! This clearly weakens Narita, but he tries to fight off the pain, getting back into the ring and squaring up to Bandido. Unfortunately, he can’t quite match the earlier precision he showcased, eventually falling to Bandido’s crazy rope-rebounded German Suplex.
Bandido def. Ren Narita via pinfall (13:43)
After the match, Pac storms the ring, adding more punishment to Narita from what he already incurred during the match. However, Bandido doesn’t look too enthused about Pac’s actions, and he pulls him off Narita. Pac is initially in shock, but as Bandido looks to help Narita up out of respect, the Bastard snaps, attacking Bandido too! He gets in some vicious shots before climbing to the top rope, looking to hit a Black Arrow, but out runs Rey Fenix! He runs to Bandido’s side, looking up at Pac and yelling at him to stop: this is an innocent man! Pac looks angry at the prospect of doing so initially, but after a tense few moments, he climbs down, exiting the ring but having done what he thought was necessary and more.
Forbidden Door II (6/25/23): Death Triangle vs. Strong Style (Minoru Suzuki, El Desperado, and Ren Narita)
After a solid start of matches to that point, the fans in Toronto now get to see what’s sure to be an intense battle given the previous two interactions involving members of these stables. It initially looks like El Desperado will start the match for Strong Style, but after Pac gets in the ring on Death Triangle’s end, Narita enters the ring. Though Desperado is initially confused, once he sees the look in Narita’s eyes, the look of pure, intense anger, he steps out of the ring, giving him the chance to start. Once the bell rings, Pac mockingly yells at Narita, asking him how the hand he shattered is doing. In response, Narita runs at Pac, doing what the Bastard did to Action Andretti a couple weeks prior and immediately getting him downed in the corner. Narita backs up, and Pac, looking up in shock, tags out to Penta, needing an unexpected breather.
After Penta and Narita go at it for a bit, the latter tags out to El Desperado, and after a staredown involving two great wrestlers with absolutely elite-looking masks, they have a rapid back-and-forth sequence, neither quite able to permanently capture momentum. However, with Pac itching to get back in the ring, Penta tags out, and Desperado follows suit, allowing Suzuki to get in the match. Pac and Suzuki move towards each other, Suzuki basically offering Pac to make the first move. The Bastard responds by doing what his opponent did to him a couple weeks ago: chop the living hell out of his chest! Suzuki, expecting a punch, is caught off-guard, looking at Pac with a mix of surprise but also the look of a man who wants to destroy the nearest thing in sight. Suzuki tries to respond with a chop of his own, but Pac dodges it, moving behind Suzuki and picking him up by the waist, leveling him with a German Suplex! Pac starts stomping on the NJPW legend, looking to keep him grounded, but after one kick too many, Suzuki grabs a hold of Pac’s leg. He slowly rises to his feet, Pac trying to punch him down, but once the King has risen, he drops Pac’s leg only to immediately hit him with a vicious chop to the chest thereafter.
As the match continuously progresses, the key looks to be the status of Rey Fenix, as more than ten minutes into the contest, he still hadn’t tagged in. But finally, after Penta manages to gain some separation from Suzuki, he tags in his brother, and Fenix brings a spark of life to Death Triangle. He springboards into the ring, taking out Suzuki with a crossbody and forcing him to tag out to El Desperado. Despite Desperado’s ability, Fenix is able to get the better of him too, getting him grounded with a superkick, and a follow-up moonsault gives him a solid nearfall. Unfortunately, Narita is able to take him down once he comes back in, although after a desperation cutter, Fenix starts crawling back towards his corner. He looks at Penta and Pac, needing to make a decision in the moment about who to tag, and he ends up picking his brother. Pac, however, is enraged, immediately tagging himself in and yelling at Fenix that it’ll be him who brings an end to this match. Unfortunately for Pac, Ren Narita blindsides him, hitting him with a lariat to the back of the neck and causing Pac to send both Penta and Fenix tumbling to the outside. And from there, Narita takes a page out of his stablemate Suzuki’s playbook, locking a Rear Naked Choke on the Bastard! Pac tries to claw, to bite, to kick his way free, but Narita isn’t letting go until Pac taps or passes out…AND HE TAPS OUT!
Strong Style def. Death Triangle (17:09)
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After coming up unsuccessful at Forbidden Door II, Death Triangle is left with more questions than answers regarding what’s next for them. And while the Lucha Bros. look primed to move back to the tag division, a tag team gauntlet match being announced for Dynamite with the winner earning a future opportunity at the tag championships that they’ve held once before, Pac’s future appears to be more murky. He found the challenge he was looking for, and yet he came up short…he tapped out…maybe he needs to re-evaluate other things…
Dynamite (7/5/23): Tag Team Gauntlet Match
After a solid opening match to the gauntlet between Top Flight and the Acclaimed, the Martin brothers able to successfully do enough damage to pin Caster and avenge our ears from his raps, the Lucha Brothers are the next team up. While Dante and Darius still turn to their athletic profiles, trying to match Penta and Fenix’s high-flying moves with their own, it’s clear their stamina is drained from competing in two matches in immediate succession. And ultimately, a Fenix superkick to Dante followed by a tag-out to Penta and a Package Piledriver allows the Lucha Bros. to advance.
Lucha Bros def. Top Flight via pinfall to advance in the gauntlet
Next up in the gauntlet is the Gunn Club, and they storm the ring with a purpose. They lost the tag titles to FTR, and they would love it if they could earn their shot at redemption. Despite having the freshness advantage though, Penta does well to fend off Colten, managing to keep the tides in their favor. And although the Gunns manage to get in some solid offense over the middle portion of the matchup, the ending sees Fenix find a hot streak, hitting the always ridiculous Black Fire Driver on Austin to keep their gauntlet goals alive.
Lucha Bros def. Gunn Club via pinfall to advance in the gauntlet
But for the final team in the gauntlet, it’s going to be quite an interesting test, with Aussie Open making a surprise appearance! They look to represent United Empire well, and they start the match off hot, quickly taking Fenix off his feet and keeping him isolated. However, the Lucha Brothers just refuse to die, and near the end, Penta goes on an absolute tear, eventually managing to secure him and Fenix the win with a Package Piledriver on Mark Davis.
Lucha Bros def. Aussie Open via pinfall and survive the gauntlet to earn a future Tag Team Championship match
After the match, the AEW Tag Team Champions FTR make their way to the ring, and they extend a handshake offering towards their next challengers. Fenix is quick to shake Harwood’s hand, but Penta hesitates momentarily before shaking Wheeler’s. And shortly thereafter, the scene pans to Pac watching the interaction on a backstage TV, looking perturbed at what transpired.
Fyter Fest Night Two (7/19/23): Lucha Bros. vs. FTR (c) - AEW Tag Team Championships
With the stage having been set for these two teams to do battle, we now finally get to what’s sure to be a classic of a match. It wasn’t incredibly long ago that these duos battled for the AEW Tag Team Titles, having tested each other at Full Gear of 2021, but now the roles are reversed, with FTR as the fighting champions and the Lucha Brothers as the challenging contenders. And with both teams arguably only getting better since that point, the fans in attendance are hyped to see arguably AEW’s two most talented in-ring teams do battle.
The match starts off slowly, both teams trying to get a feel for each other with more technical, ground-and-pound based offense. However, as the match progresses, like any good musical composition, the dynamics slowly begin to rise. Penta and Fenix begin incorporating increasingly impressive, high risk-high reward maneuvers. Some of these pay off, such as a beautiful Canadian Destroyer by Penta to Dax on the outside, but others give the momentum right back to FTR, like a missed Phoenix Splash by Fenix. And for every minute the match reaches without a finish in sight, the commentators remark on just how wild it really is:
Half an hour with no finish? Ok, this is getting up there with some of AEW’s best tag team matches ever.
45 minutes with no finish? How are these men still fighting? Where are they getting this energy?
59 minutes with no finish? AHHHH, ONLY A MINUTE LEFT!
60 minutes with no finish? THE MATCH HAS ENDED IN A TIME-LIMIT DRAW! WHAT A CRAZY MOMENT!
Despite both team’s best efforts to put the other team down, both have just too much resiliency for their own good, fighting through the attrition and drained stamina en route to neither team coming out victorious. And it’s especially disappointing for the Lucha Brothers, as after a Fenix Driver on Harwood, Rey fell away from Dax, unable to get the cover on him in time and possibly costing them the titles. After the match, Pac comes out, helping Penta and Fenix up. FTR tries to extend another sign of respect towards the Lucha Brothers, but Pac pushes his partners back, not letting them even think about it.
Lucha Bros. and FTR fight to a time-limit draw (60:00)
Fight For The Fallen (7/26/23): Pac vs. Rush
In his first singles match since tapping out to Ren Narita at Forbidden Door II, Pac looks to make a statement that he isn’t growing weaker or too overconfident for his own good. His shots are noticeably more stiff than usual, but unfortunately for AEW’s resident Bastard, he has to go up against Rush. After the singles loss to Bryan Danielson, Rush goes on a tear, becoming increasingly violent and harder to take down. He was notoriously hard to inflict damage upon before, but now all of his opponents have to dig even deeper. And while Pac puts up a strong effort, Rush proves himself superior, hitting his signature Double Underhook Piledriver and continuing the downward spiral of the Bastard.
Rush def. Pac via pinfall (15:31)
After the match, Fenix and Penta come out to help Pac, but he shoves Fenix specifically back, telling them that he doesn’t need their pity and he can get to the back just fine on his own.
The following week, FTR gives a proposition to the Lucha Brothers: why don’t they run it back? The fans deserve a proper ending to their classic match at Fyter Fest, and with All Out around the corner, they have a huge stage to put on the finale. Penta and Fenix of course accept, and things are looking up for them…until…
Dynamite (8/30/23):
With mere days until the PPV, an unfortunate series of events occur. In a backstage segment, FTR are speaking with Renee Paquette when we suddenly hear a brief scream nearby. FTR looks to investigate, and they’re horrified to discover a laid out Rey Fenix! Fenix is clutching his arm, which he appears to think is broken, and can barely even sit-up. FTR calls for doctors, and after they arrive, so does Penta. He looks incensed, questioning FTR as to what they did. Even when they say they didn’t attack him, Penta shoves Dax, who shoves Penta right back, forcing a swarm of officials to have to break up a potential brawl.
Later in the show, Renee finds Penta and Alex Abrahantes, asking for an update on the former’s brother. Abrahantes says that Fenix suffered nerve damage and a broken arm from damage inflicted by a blunt object, and can’t be medically cleared to compete for some time. When asked as to how this will affect the Tag Title match, Pac suddenly shows up in frame, saying he’ll fight alongside Penta and make FTR pay for what they did. Renee points out how it couldn’t have been them, she was talking to FTR at the time of the attack, and Pac retorts by saying it was probably someone like Rush then. Either way, he and Penta are winning the tag team titles at All Out.
All Out (9/3/23): Penta El Zero Miedo and Pac vs. FTR (c) - AEW Tag Team Championships
And this match proves to be quite a physical one, with Penta and Pac operating on more emotion than usual to try and avenge Fenix and get the titles back in Death Triangle’s grips for him. FTR stay calm and collected throughout, making good use of their established tag team chemistry to match up against the more physically talented but less-experienced tag match duo standing across the ring from them. However, with Pac’s recent failures, his aggression continues to escalate, and eventually, he hits a Black Arrow on Wheeler before securing the Brutalizer on him, passing him out and earning a hard-fought victory.
Penta and Pac def. FTR via submission pass-out to win the AEW Tag Team Championships (21:38)
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Following the successful title win at All Out, Pac and Penta continue to thrive over the coming months. They have multiple successful title defenses, including against the Acclaimed and the Young Bucks. However, a new challenger soon approaches in the form of Best Friends. It’s no secret as to how much Pac detests Orange Cassidy, and therefore by extension, Chuck Taylor and Trent as well. However, with the pair of Taylor and Trent earning a tag title shot, Pac and Penta have no choice but to face (and hopefully destroy) them once and for all.
With that, Rey Fenix would also appear more regularly leading up to Full Gear, arm in a sling but in mostly good health and saying that he’ll be supporting Pac and Penta on the sidelines while also looking for the man who tried to shorten his career.
Full Gear (11/18/23): Best Friends vs. Pac and Penta (c) - AEW Tag Team Championship
Despite Pac especially not viewing Taylor nor Trent as being viable enough to take him and Penta down, those Best Friends prove that tag team cohesion can make up for less explosiveness, doing well to both stay resilient towards Pac’s vicious onslaught and Penta’s aerial abilities while also managing to get in some effective offense as well. Unfortunately, Pac has control over Taylor near the end of the match-up, and after a ref bump, Pac calls for Fenix (who was sitting at ringside) to pass him the hammer. He wants to end things…
But Fenix refuses! He wants his stablemates to win in the morally right way, and doesn’t want Pac to use his signature weapon. Pac briefly yells at Fenix, but as he turns around, he’s met with a piledriver from Chuck Taylor! 1-2-3!
Best Friends def. Pac and Penta via pinfall (16:39)
And just like that, Penta and Pac have lost their tag titles, and Pac is clearly pissed, not looking at Fenix in order to keep himself in check. Even Penta is seemingly off and a little annoyed at his brother for what happened, but he’s able to get himself composed, eventually walking out with Fenix while Pac stays further ahead.
Dynamite (11/22/23): Death Triangle Backstage Interview
Despite having lost their tag team championships just a few days prior, Death Triangle are seemingly not intent on living in the past, but rather on focusing on the future. And with that, Alex Abrantes has some news: Rey Fenix is back! After taking some time away to both recover from injury and gather information surrounding who put him out of action in the first place, Fenix is ready to come back. And he’s on the cusp of finding this mystery attacker: he’s found a trail of evidence, and next week, he’ll be ready to finally find out who blindsided him. As he speaks, Penta looks calm, but Pac looks as though he’s seen a ghost, growing pale and an expression of nervousness that wasn’t there at the beginning of the interview.
Dynamite (11/29/23): Rey Fenix Promo
And upon next week finally arriving, Fenix would make his way to the ring, alongside Penta and Alex Abrahantes. However, instead of the latter speaking on his behalf, he grabs a mic, speaking himself:
RF: “These past few months have been challenging for me. I’ve wanted nothing more than to compete for all of you, to fight with my brother as tag team champions. But somebody wanted me out of the picture. Somebody injured my arm, the same one that kept me on the shelf once before. And now, I’m going to expose them for the coward they are.”
On cue, Fenix motions towards the titantron, where two videos appear side-by-side on the split screen. The first video shows a masked figure hitting Fenix’s arm with a blunt object, and the second video shows what appears to be the same masked individual taking off their disguise before heading into a locker room. However, this security camera footage is blurry, and we can’t make out who the assailant is. That is, until Fenix makes an announcement:
RF: “The key to finding out who attacked me is behind this footage. And though it may be hard to see, I know a man who can help clear things up.”
And with that, out comes the man, the myth, the legend…DANHAUSEN! The very nice and very evil individual comes to the ring quickly, and Fenix asks if he can help enhance the images…reverse the curse if you will. Before Danhausen can respond however…out comes Pac! The Bastard marches to the ring, a pissed off look on his face, and he asks Fenix why he brought this clown out. Danhausen is an idiot, he can’t do anything with that footage. Fenix looks at Pac questioningly, but before he can say anything, Danhausen chimes in, claiming he actually can. And with that, he holds his hands up towards the titantron, harnessing his supernatural energy…
AND THE VIDEOS ARE ALL OF A SUDDEN PERFECT QUALITY! Pac’s expression turns to that of shock, and soon enough, the videos begin playing again. The first clip shows the masked man hitting Fenix, but soon we can see what the foreign object was…a hammer. And as the second video reaches its conclusion, everyone sees who the man with the mask was…IT WAS PAC!
Before Fenix can fully accept this outcome however, Pac turns towards Danhausen, belting him with a boot and knocking him out of the ring. It’s upon hearing this physical shot that Fenix finally turns around, moving towards Pac. Rey looks hurt, but by this point, Pac has a cold look on his face. The two stare each other down, the crowd anxiously awaiting who’s going to make the first move. And after a moment, it’s neither of them, as Penta moves towards the tension-filled confrontation. Initially, it looks like Penta is just trying to separate the two, but after Fenix sort of pushes him aside…PENTA SUPERKICKS HIS OWN BROTHER!
A malicious smirk comes across the face of Pac, Penta having made his decision on who to align with. The Bastard starts stomping away on Fenix’s skull, before quickly dragging his weakened body to the corner, climbing to the top rope and nailing the Black Arrow. He initially looks primed to transition the move into the signature Brutalizer submission hold, but upon turning back towards Penta, he changes his mind. He moves out of the ring, grabbing a steel chair and placing it in the center of the ring. He then drags Fenix to Penta, yelling at him to destroy him. Penta responds by picking his brother up, getting him in position for his signature Package Piledriver…
BUT OUT COMES BANDIDO! Several months ago, it was Fenix who saved Bandido from Pac assaulting him after the match with Narita, and now Bandido is here to return the favor. Upon getting in the ring, he immediately jumps at Pac, getting him on the ground and getting in stiff shots to the head. Penta pulls him off, but Bandido is perfectly willing to fight him as well, eventually forcing Pac and Penta (with Abrahantes) to retreat. And while Bandido helps Fenix to his feet, the physical and emotional damage was already done…
And just like that, Death Triangle has officially exploded, Rey Fenix being left to rot by his brothers while Pac and Penta El Zero Miedo seemingly continue to move forward together. But how do the remaining months play out for these three men? Find out in Part II…
2023.03.25 06:38 Responsible-Lion5029 In case you missed it
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2023.03.25 06:32 drmlnd824 [H] TINKERTOWN, LABYRINTHINE, PROPNIGHT, AND OTHERS [W] OFFERS
REP PAGE: IGS
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WANTS:
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OPEN TO ALL OFFERS. NO PAYPAL.
HAVE:0-9:
- 112 Operator
- 12 is Better Than 6
- 911 Operator
- Act of Aggression - Reboot Edition
- Agent in Depth
- Amerzone: The Explorer’s Legacy
- Anomaly 2
- Armello
- Asterix & Obelix XXL 2
- Autonauts
- Autonauts vs Piratebots
- Backbone
- BARRIER X
- Calico
- Cook Serve Delicious
- Cook Serve Delicious! 2!!
- Cris Tales
- Dead Age 2
- Deadly Days
- Demon Turf
- Detached: Non-VR Edition
- Distrust
- DOOM 64
- Doughlings: Arcade
- Doughlings: Invasion
- Euro Truck Simulator 2
- Fallout: New Vegas
- Farming Simulator 17
- Garfield Kart
- Garfield Kart - Furious Racing
- Ghost 1.0
- Guns & Fishes
- Hack 'n' Slash
- Hero's Hour
- Hyper Gunsport
- I Am Bread
- I am not a Monster: First Contact
- In Between
- Iron Fisticle
- Izmir: An Independence Simulator
- Jurassic World Evolution 2
- Leisure Suit Larry 7 - Love for Sail
- Lust from Beyond - M Edition
- Labyrinthine
- MegaRace 1
- MegaRace 2
- Meow Express
- MirrorMoon EP
- Monaco
- Monument Builders - Alcatraz
- Mount & Blade: Warband
- Nongunz: Doppleganger Edition
- Non-Stop Raiders
- Orbital Racer
- Pathologic 2
- PayDay 2
- Pilgrims
- Pixel Heroes: Byte & Magic
- Planet TD
- Project Chemistry
- Propnight
- Quadrata
- Rebel Galaxy Outlaw
- Remnants of Naezith
- Rogue Lords
- Rose Riddle: Fairy Tale Detective
- Rym 9000
- Silver Chains
- Smoke and Sacrifice
- Soulblight
- Space Crew: Legendary Edition
- Spirit Hunter: NG
- Stacking
- Stealth Inc 2
- stikir
- Survivalist
- Survivalist: Invisible Strain
- Syberia
- Symmetry
- System Shock Enhanced Edition
- The Inner World
- The Town of Light
- Tinkertown
- Tokyo Xanadu eX+
- Tower of Time
- The Blackout Club
- Wargame: European Escalation
- Worms Rumble
- Wounded - The Beginning
- X-Morph: Defense Complete Pack
- Yesterday Origins
WANTS:
- Resident Evil Revelations 2 Deluxe Edition
- Resident Evil 6
- Frostpunk
- Assassin's Creed IV Black Flag
- Airborne Kingdom
- PlateUp
- The Evil Within
- Satisfactory
- Eyes in the Dark
- Per Aspera
- Barotrauma
- Black the Fall
2023.03.25 06:21 ChewSus Do Your Best Roast Solar Quotes – (Bay Area, East Bay)
Just like everyone else, we're racing to get to the deadline before NEM3.
These are probably our top 4 after cutting out some of the other quotes that we received. Next Solar and Solar Union are from EnergySage.
We really like Next Solar and if they can nail down the contract in the next couple days, we'll likely do it. Does it sound to good to be true?
- Anyone has any experience working with Next Solar?
- We're inclined to pick Enphase IQ8s vs the Solar Edge (inverter) - are we doing this right?
- Both Better Earth and Solar Optimum are from friend/neighbor's referral so we trust them as well. But we like Solar Optimum better (Panasonic with Enphase IQ8M) so this might be our 2nd choice even though it has the highest price/watt.
Just wanted to get confirmation that we are picking the right thing.
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These are probably our top 4 after cutting out some of the other quotes that we received. Next Solar and Solar Union are from EnergySage.
| Installer | Price/w | Total Cost | Solar Size (kw) | Year 1 Prod | Panel | Inverter |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Solar Optimum | $3.45 | $17,940 | 5.2 | 7,990 | REC 400 | Enphase IQ8M |
| Better Earth | $3.14 | $14,690.00 | 4.68 | 7,726 | Q-Cell, Canadian Solar, REC, Longi (Whatever available) | Solar Edge |
| Next Solar | $2.95 | $12,980.00 | 4.4 | 6,820 | Q Cells | Enphase IQ8M |
| Solar Union | $3.34 | $14,696.00 | 4.4 | 7260 | Panasonic | Solar Edge |
We really like Next Solar and if they can nail down the contract in the next couple days, we'll likely do it. Does it sound to good to be true?
- Anyone has any experience working with Next Solar?
- We're inclined to pick Enphase IQ8s vs the Solar Edge (inverter) - are we doing this right?
- Both Better Earth and Solar Optimum are from friend/neighbor's referral so we trust them as well. But we like Solar Optimum better (Panasonic with Enphase IQ8M) so this might be our 2nd choice even though it has the highest price/watt.
Just wanted to get confirmation that we are picking the right thing.
2023.03.25 06:20 49mercury My Top 25 Favorite Lana Del Rey Songs
Though it was extremely difficult to choose a top 25, below is the list I came up with. Note that I haven't heard every single LDR song, released and unreleased, so this list is based on what I am familiar with, with is mainly 2010 Lizzy Grant thru Chemtrails. I haven't heard Blue Banisters or Ocean Blvd. Once I do listen to them, there may be an addendum to this list.
For some background, I began listening to Lana in 2014. I had heard "Born to Die" and "Video Games" in 2012 and thought they were really fantastic songs, but I didn't take the time to dive deeper into the album or her previous music. Tbh I bought Ultraviolence more or less on a whim; I saw quite a bit about Lana on tumblr, thought she looked cool (alright, I had a celebrity crush). From first listen, I was hooked. I kind of stopped listening after Norman fucking Rockwell. Life happened and I guess I just sort of tapered off. Anyway, I recently revisited her discography and wow.. I really enjoyed Chemtrails. Looking forward to discovering even more music, especially with the most recent release.
Hope you enjoy this list and feel free to comment your own! Or, if you'd like to just name a few of your favorites, that's fine too :)
Honorable mentions: Yayo, Mariners Apt Complex, Pawn Shop Blues
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For some background, I began listening to Lana in 2014. I had heard "Born to Die" and "Video Games" in 2012 and thought they were really fantastic songs, but I didn't take the time to dive deeper into the album or her previous music. Tbh I bought Ultraviolence more or less on a whim; I saw quite a bit about Lana on tumblr, thought she looked cool (alright, I had a celebrity crush). From first listen, I was hooked. I kind of stopped listening after Norman fucking Rockwell. Life happened and I guess I just sort of tapered off. Anyway, I recently revisited her discography and wow.. I really enjoyed Chemtrails. Looking forward to discovering even more music, especially with the most recent release.
Hope you enjoy this list and feel free to comment your own! Or, if you'd like to just name a few of your favorites, that's fine too :)
Honorable mentions: Yayo, Mariners Apt Complex, Pawn Shop Blues
- SHADES OF COOL
- GET DRUNK
- YOU'LL NEVER WALK ALONE
- BLACK BEAUTY
- BLUE VELVET
- LUST FOR LIFE
- TOMORROW NEVER CAME
- PUT ME IN A MOVIE
- CHANGE
- FUCK IT I LOVE YOU
- OLD MONEY
- LOVE SONG
- DANCE TILL WE DIE
- YOSEMITE
- CHEMTRAILS OVER THE COUNTRY CLUB
- BORN TO DIE
- SALVATORE
- DRIVING IN CARS WITH BOYS
- LUCKY ONES
- MONEY POWER GLORY
- VIDEO GAMES
- WEST COAST
- COLA
- MUSIC TO WATCH BOYS TO
- RIDE
2023.03.25 06:18 dipi124 Bajaj Dominar 250 vs Bajaj Pulsar RS 200
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2023.03.25 06:12 Crossfye-R anybody have any idea how to get past this goddamn c*nt?
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2023.03.25 06:07 angryshoper Look at all this W’s if only the lakers had this team from the start and healthy easily top 3 right now
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2023.03.25 06:04 AngryHobo381 All hail Zlatan! 17 minutes and third highest rating of the match 😂
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2023.03.25 06:03 MuffinOk1059 TVS Apache RTR 180 vs Yamaha FZ FI
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2023.03.25 05:59 faminhotpaprika 1.5 ayda yks?
Şimdi durum şöyle agalar, ben hem yks ye hem de Mayıs'ta gerçekleşecek başka bir uluslararsı sınava hazırlanıyorum. Mayistaki sınav yaklaşık 3 hafta sürecek yani şuan itibariyle yksye çalışmak için 3 hafta + 4 haftam var. Hedefim sayisalda 100k ya girmek. Tyt de 70 bandındaydim en son aytye ise baslamama rağmen hiç denemeye girmedim. Yapabilecek kapasitwm olduğunu biliyorum ama zaman beni bir tık şüphelendiriyor. Ayt matematik konularını biliyorum ama soru pratiğim neredeyse yok, ayt fene başlamadım. Sayısalda 100k için bu süre yeterli mi ve süreci kolaylaştıracak tavsiyeleriniz var mı? ( 1 Nisan 17 Nisan) - ( 17 Mayıs - 17 Haziran araları var sadece yksye ayiracagim). ( Dershane özel hoca vs olmayacak maalesef) ( tyt netlerim genelde şu şekil dağılıyor Türkçe 30-33, sosyal 13-17 matematik 20-25( geometri 0) fen 4-10 ( bayağı eksik konu var).
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2023.03.25 05:51 dragon8811 [Post Game Thread] The Los Angeles Lakers (37-37) defeat the Oklahoma City Thunder (36-38), 116-111.
| 111 - 116 |
| Box Scores: NBA - Yahoo |
| GAME SUMMARY |
| Location: Crypto.com Arena (18997), Clock: End Q4 |
| Officials: JB DeRosa, David Guthrie, and Brandon Schwab |
| Team | Q1 | Q2 | Q3 | Q4 | Total |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Oklahoma City Thunder | 25 | 41 | 26 | 19 | 111 |
| Los Angeles Lakers | 41 | 33 | 19 | 23 | 116 |
| TEAM STATS |
| Team | PTS | FG | FG% | 3P | 3P% | FT | FT% | OREB | TREB | AST | PF | STL | TO | BLK |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Oklahoma City Thunder | 111 | 40-92 | 43.5% | 14-36 | 38.9% | 17-19 | 89.5% | 12 | 51 | 21 | 19 | 6 | 10 | 5 |
| Los Angeles Lakers | 116 | 42-90 | 46.7% | 12-34 | 35.3% | 20-28 | 71.4% | 14 | 59 | 19 | 14 | 9 | 11 | 4 |
| PLAYER STATS |
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2023.03.25 05:51 Dixbfloppin93 [Post Game Thread] Oklahoma City Thunder @ Los Angeles Lakers
| 111 - 116 |
| Box Scores: NBA & Yahoo |
| GAME SUMMARY |
| Location: Crypto.com Arena(18997) |
| Officials: JB DeRosa, David Guthrie and Brandon Schwab |
| Team | Q1 | Q2 | Q3 | Q4 | Total |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Oklahoma City Thunder | 25 | 41 | 26 | 19 | 111 |
| Los Angeles Lakers | 41 | 33 | 19 | 23 | 116 |
| TEAM STATS |
| Team | PTS | FG | FG% | 3P | 3P% | FT | FT% | OREB | TREB | AST | PF | STL | TO | BLK |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Oklahoma City Thunder | 111 | 40-92 | 43.5% | 14-36 | 38.9% | 17-19 | 89.5% | 12 | 51 | 21 | 19 | 6 | 10 | 5 |
| Los Angeles Lakers | 116 | 42-90 | 46.7% | 12-34 | 35.3% | 20-28 | 71.4% | 14 | 59 | 19 | 14 | 9 | 11 | 4 |
| PLAYER STATS |
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