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Some people live for the thrill, and they’ll do anything to achieve it. Even if it means paying a high price. So Dog The Bounty Hunter decides to market a ride along. The entire show is fake. The fugitive is just an actor.

First you arrive at the building and walk in the door. Dog The Bounty Hunter greets you and shakes your hand. You talk and take pictures. Then all of a sudden the phone rings. Dog picks it up. He says a fugitive is on the run. He tells
all his workers to strap up and get in their cars. Including yourself. Then you drive around looking for the fugitive. You stop at an hotel. Open the door. Dog tells you to tackle the fugitive, pepper spray him, and place handcuffs on him.

It’s not cheap however. It costs $5,000 per show. Why? One because Dog The Bounty Hunter is famous. Two because it’s a rare show. Three because he and his workers all have to get paid.

They both look similar and they both have similar video games. So I was just wondering whose style you like more.

A few years ago there was a movie called ‘Batman versus Ninja Turtles’. It was about the regular 1990’s Batman versus the regular 1990’s Ninja Turtles. He ends up easily defeating them.
What if they made a new movie though with Ben Affleck’s Batman versus Michael Bay’s Ninja Turtles. That would be interesting because Ben Affleck’s Batman was incredibly smart and defeated Superman while Michael Bay’s Ninja Turtles are very tall strong and intelligent and defeated the highly dangerous Super Shredder.

Yesterday I was thinking to myself if George Washington had a biopic movie. So I turned on my phone and I noticed a George Washington movie is actually going to release tomorrow July 3 2026. What a surprise. They are releasing it to promote the 4th Of July holiday. George Washington seems like an interesting person so i’m going to be in the theater tomorrow. The movie is called 'Young Washington'
However I feel like this movie will flop at the box office. Most people want a biopic to be about the persons entire life and this movie is only about when George Washington was young. So most people probably aren’t going to show up to this movie. Second this movie is probably about war and gore so it’s not family friendly thus being another reason some people and their families won’t be going. Lastly I feel most people are into big budget Hollywood movies like Batman, Toy Story, Spider Man, etcetera, and don’t really care about common biopics or George Washington.

Will it be a hit? Will it flop? Will it be good? Will it be lame? Are you going to see it in general? Thanks

1. Butterbean versus Floyd Mayweather and Manny Pacquiao at the same time
2. They are all in their prime
3. No gloves
4. Boxing fight in an octagon cage
5. The winner must win by knockout

I found out recently Jackie Chan has a lot of video games. Apparently his first video game was in 1984 and since then he’s been featured in 20 games. I found this information very interesting and fascinating. What an achievement.

However one thing I noticed was that I rarely see people play his games, I never hear anyone talk about them, and no one ever seems to include him in lists of the most popular characters like Mario, Sonic, Lara Croft, and so forth.

According to google the butter is fake. Artificial flavor and color. The equivalent of Coca Cola Zero. Now that you stop to think about it does it taste fake in your opinion?

I was randomly thinking that it doesn’t fit him. It’s too dark of a name. I don’t see anything dark or scary about Paul. I think Hunter Hearst Helmsley would work better for someone like Kane. For example 'The Undertaker and his brother Hunter Hearst Helmsley'

Paul Levesque has more of an aggressor personality. I think a better name for him would’ve been something like 'Punishing Paul' or something along those lines. But anyways that’s just my opinion. What do you think?

A few years ago Shane Mosley sat down in front of cameras and confessed he had used performance enhancing drugs most of his career. Most people were shocked, disappointed, confused, and lost interest in boxing. They questioned if most of his wins were legitimate, and pondered about all the boxers he possibly robbed.

Hypothetical question but what would happen to boxing if Floyd Mayweather also sat down in front of cameras and admitted that he had used performance enhancing drugs most of his career?

I’ve heard many religious spiritual songs from Bizzy, Krayzie, Flesh, Wish, Mo Thugs, Seventh Sign, Poetic Hustlers, and so forth, but I just realized i’ve never heard a solo song from Layzie Bone. At least that I can remember.

Is there a Layzie Bone religious song you know?

So I was randomly thinking about how big and successful Nintendo is and how anyone associated with them also manages to become big and successful. For example Yoshi. I was noticing that most people like him more than Sega characters. Yoshi always seems to rank higher on lists above others like Tails, Ecco The Dolphin, Alex Kid, the Streets Of Rage characters, Nights, Shenmue, etcetera.

I don’t know much about Gregory Isaacs. The only song I have on my iPod is Night Nurse. However a few days ago I found out he made 500 albums. Wow that’s amazing. However it got me asking a few questions in my head.

1. Despite so many albums why is his 'Night Nurse' album the only one I see in stores in general? Where are the rest of his albums?

2. Why is 'Night Nurse' his only hit song? Plus it doesn’t even have a music video. Also it’s the only song I ever hear people bumping in their car.

I just realized something. It seems King Kong made video games popular and helped them grow. Heres why. One day King Kong was created. This inspired Shigeru Miyamoto to create an exact looking gorilla called 'Donkey Kong'. The game also featured 'Super Mario'

Donkey Kong and Super Mario went on to be very popular. This inspired a competitor to create the Sega Genesis and create Sonic The Hedgehog. At this point the video game industry was growing. It paved the way for others like Sony and Crash Bandicoot. PC and Lara Croft. Xbox and Master Chief. The list goes on and on. The snowball effect.

Do you think 'King Kong' started it all and deserves all the credit?

I saw the movie yesterday in the theater. Theres a scene where the Wayan Brothers and friends are in front of a computer doing a live stream. Then Ghostface walks in. They all get happy and start dancing and have a fun time. Except Ghostface gets a little too hyper and accidentally cuts a guys head off.

My question is…Who was the person behind the mask?

I’m sure people in the philippines are proud of Manny Pacquiao but then again it’s like “Floyd Mayweather defeated our greatest fighter. We recognize his greatness and acknowledge that he’s one of the greatest boxers of all time. He made our Manny Pacquiao a little more famous. We appreciate his contribution to boxing and respect him”

Even though Floyd Mayweather is somewhat controversial do you think most people put all that bias to the side and secretly like Floyd Mayweather more than Manny Pacquiao?

He’s always right. He’s never wrong. He knows everything. He always has the perfect words. He always has the right advice. His body language is perfect. His classiness is perfect. His maturity is perfect.

As opposed to other flawed mentors like Obi Wan Kenobi, Jackie Chan in the Karate Kid movie, and so forth. It seems like Alfred The Butler is just too perfect to the point that hes boring, predictable, and unrealistic. He kind of ruins the franchise.

If the answer is no was there at least a pharaoh who was secretly buried all by himself somewhere?

Or would you say the difference was not even noticeable?