hey remember the other day when i said emilia deserves a masquerade thread / mission because she cleans up really well???
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hey remember the other day when i said emilia deserves a masquerade thread / mission because she cleans up really well???
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Ough Rox is stealing all the cool oc ideas so sad😔
SIKE I actually prefer they have the cool ones cus I like making normal guys with shit generic lives cus it’s easier and I love it <3
actually thinking about genya and aoi because of that tiny post episode clip
^ dumbass that started a retail job three days before black friday
THAT STUPID RAW...
So you tell me that (WWE) RAW broadcast team doesn’t know who is Piper Niven, that perfomed on (WWE) NXT UK? Even though she wasn’t on screen for the last month or so – even though – what the fuck? Whoever came out with this “brilliant” idea should’ve been fired right on the spot. The thing is when someone is up to the main roster this is imperative to give the info, so the “bigger” audience can click and be invested in the wrestler, that came up from the “developmental”. But instead of fucking say, that this is a decorated British wrestler, former #1 Contender for the title (stupid accomplishment as well, but WWE likes to call it), that she was a participant of «Mae Young Classic» (that they’re so proud of), they just go “Oh, who is this?” “I wonder who she may be?” – IT’S PIPER NIVEN, YOU MUTHAFUKKAH!!! It makes annoncers look stupid, It makes Naomi lose her credibility (because someone “unknown” just came and squashed her) and it sinks RAW even deeper, although I don’t know if there is any more deep left.
WHAT THE FUCK?!?
I wanted to make a .gif, but I’m so incredibly upset, I don’t even bother making it. So I just put one of mine older. I just hope that Nia Jax can now get some advice from Piper on how the big and powerful woman-wrestler should work without accidentally killing anyone.
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Just a speculating question for you cause I’m bored and you have the best answers :D you know how T/S always say that they never really fight and they always respect each other and whatnot (but also that Scott has definitely said “in our biggest fights, in our lowest moments...” and Tessa gave him the death glare when someone asked about their fights in an interview once).. do you think they are lying? Scott also said once he wishes he was nicer to T in their teenage years and I just wonder if they don’t want people to know they fight sometimes or if they don’t equate the two?
Anyway this absolutely does not matter at all lol I just think about it sometimes cause 1) I can’t imagine not fighting with someone once in 22 years especially under all of that pressure and 2) they’ve definitely alluded to the fact that they *have* faught at least in a way... so why lie? 😂🤔
It’s like almost anything else that they say - you don’t have to take them at their word to be the exact truth, because life doesn’t work that way. There’s context and faulty memory and train of thought and it can all change the way that they remember or discuss their memories. It doesn’t always mean it’s a lie (by which I mean, malicious); just that it isn’t a literal truth; people rarely have a single, unbiased viewpoint, and it then also gets filtered by the people who hear it.
(And of course, then there will be times in which they also choose not to tell us something, or deceive, because it is either not in their best interest to tell us, or because it’s none of our business anyway.)
So, the way I’ve always taken it (or, at least long enough that it’s all I remember) is not that they always agree, but that they don’t fight... which is it’s own word for interpretation. Do they just mean, they don’t start yelling at each other, using names? That’s what I think when I think about ‘fighting’... but if say, instead of being loud or insulting, they stop talking... that could also be considered to be a fight. And if I’m recalling correctly, they have mentioned as well, that they tend to ‘get quiet’ when they are in disagreement.
Plus, there’s a division between on ice and off ice - they’ve had plenty of help when it comes to communicating on the ice (aka, work related) effectively, because it was a waste of time to not be on the same page about training or goals. But off ice? A minefield, I’m sure, LOL - different personalities, different approaches to life, different goals. Not nearly as clear as what happens on the ice. As for Scott being nicer as a teenager, I don’t know if we’ll ever really know what he meant, but it also doesn’t necessarily equate to fighting (yelling) - it could mean, he wished he didn’t disappoint her, treated her better, anything really.
Sorry that this was kind of rambling.
Q. Sorry if this is like a little personal, but how would you and Scott deal with disagreements or like you were fighting over something and you had to train together like that morning?
T. When we were young, we worked with coaches who really set the tone and set this foundation of respect. And we watched for years teams around us fight on the ice and blame one another and name-call. We sort of vowed early on that we wouldn’t waste time and if we wanted to be the best that we couldn’t throw away a training session because we were arguing about something. So the ice is sort of our sacred safe place. We never bicker, we never argue, we never fight. No matter what’s happening off the ice, that’s sort of where we come together and we know we have a common goal and it’s easy to work towards that when we’re both so committed and invested in that. Any of our arguments, even off the ice, I mean, we really don’t, we don’t fight. We’re such different people, so I think we’ve had to learn how one another processes things and even talking about talking about nerves, like we both handle it so differently and we both come at a challenge with very different solutions. And just respecting that and being able to communicate and talk through that has been special, but we’re also pretty sensitive, so I would say like an argument for us is just being very quiet. And then we just count down the moments until we’re on the ice and we can actually get stuff done. That’s a good question.
Unfortunately, the original transcript for the above is no longer existing, but I believe it was from her November 2018 Adidas live interview.
The Walrus interview.
Wow, there’s so many lost transcripts from interviews, and lost links to interviews too. :(