Extreme1's question of the night

[extreme1]

Here's your question for the night: Favorite FMW Wrestler
For me, it's gotta be Hayabusa, he was one of the guys who revolutionized Junior Heavyweight wrestling in the 90s and he had a cameo in a movie that starred the Black power ranger and Bree Turner!

[extreme1]

Here's your question for the night: Least favorite FMW wrestler?
For me (counting only ring work) it's gotta be Willie Williams, dude was barely in the promotion, but I can't think of a good match that came out of that run.

[extreme1]

Here's your question for the night: Most neutral FMW Wrestler?
For me, it's Ricky Fuji, he was just sorta always there, at least Flying Kid Ichihara had a cool name.
He was never so terrible that you wanted to turn the match off, but I can't really think of a match where he added a lot to it.
The only real match I can remember is the one time where he refed a match involving Flying Kid Ichihara teaming with a pornstar to wrestle Gedo (who was also teaming with a pornstar), I mainly remember that the whole thing somehow ended with Fuji singing his theme song.

[extreme1]

Here's your question for the night (from Empress Kat's Lover, thanks!): What is the Taylor Swift song you relate to most?
I can't really think of a Taylor Swift song, I've heard Shake it Off a few times, so I guess that one wins by default.

[Money]

Well for me this is a loaded question so I'll give 2 answers since my fiance is a big Taylor Swift fan hers is Bad blood she hasn't explained the why part to me but given the lyrics and the dark vibe I can see a rather sultry side to my fiance I didn't know was there before

My song would be Tim McGraw since it reflects my time growing up near Nashville where Taylor started her career and I can relate to most of the lyrics involved

[DanielO]

Exile, from the Folklore album.

[extreme1]

Here's your question for the night: Got any plans for the weekend?
I'm hoping to get some stuff written before the end of the weekend...other than that it's a case of play it by ear.

[Cptnstrwrs]

I finally posted my new Lucy Pinder story I've been working on, so I think now I'm just going to be working on a few other stories this weekend

[Money]

I've got a few things to handle I'll see what I can do on writing

[Cadeauxxx]

I finally posted my new Lucy Pinder story I've been working on, so I think now I'm just going to be working on a few other stories this weekend

Another grand slam. Your recent JLo story is my favorite, but still love to see you working with Lucy.

[Sign54]

Just put up a new Carrie Brownstein story. That lady's smile is so hot and she looks like a lady who gets her fair share of pussy.

[extreme1]

Here's your question for the night: No question, it's the weekly free space so talk about whatever!

[Money]

Okay I'll bite since this is probably the last season of the Simpsons show some love for your top 3 episodes with nearly 700 episodes to pick from I'm sure there are some classic episodes that still make us laugh no matter how old they are

for me it has to be the first episode that started it all who can forget Bart's first lines being Jingle bells Batman smells Robin laid an egg

second place goes to the episode where they lampoon Behind the music with all the crazy behind the scenes stuff and outtakes

and the Bronze medal goes to Frank Grimes for being the character to die off screen because Homer drove him insane with his stupidity only to have Homer fall asleep at the funeral and groan change the channel Marge because he's bored

[extreme1]

For me, I'll go with Last Exit to Springfield for my top pick, just an incredible episode top to bottom.
Two Bad Neighbors for my second pick because it's hilarious and it introduced us to Disco Stu.
And Finally Marge Vs. The Monorail, the writing on that episode is tight as hell and Phil Hartman is incredible as the salesman.

[extreme1]

Here's your question for the night: Got any plans for the week?
I'm gonna try to keep up the writing momentum!