DAVE’S 12 BEST OF 2012.
DAY 3: Superstar of the Year.In a year that literally saw everything - year-long title reigns, men having several MOTY-worthy matches, and several young stars be seen on the cusp of breaking out in both WWE and TNA - one man shined above them all.
YES! YES! YES! Wait - I mean NO! NO! NO! The Superstar of the Year for 2012 (as chosen by me) is none other than Daniel Bryan. He’s the MVP in all of wrestling; Teflon against everything. He managed to get words of agreement and decline over as catchphrases, grew an amazing beard that we all are jealous of, had some of the most entertaining segments on television, and was involved in great matches against Sheamus, CM Punk, Randy Orton, Kane, and Dolph Ziggler to name a few.
As World Champion, Daniel proved the non-believers wrong by having as strong a title run as one can. He survived the 18-second debacle at WrestleMania 28 to have the fans rally behind him. Got driven mad enough to take anger management classes (…shut up, Harold), wrestled clinics every week and on PPV, and even made hugging something you wanted to see in a WWE ring.
And for that, I say that Daniel Bryan is the undisputed Superstar of the Year for 2012. Because once you go Bryan…there’s no point in tryin’!
Extremely well said.
I don’t hate you, Mitt. I don’t even dislike you. I like you a hell of a lot more than I like most people in the Republican primary. I hate this idea that you’re the next President. Because you’re not. I’m the next President. I’m the President of the United States. There’s one thing you’re better at than I am, and that’s kissing billionaires’ asses. You’re as good as kissing billionaires’ asses as Ronald Reagan was! I don’t know if you’re as good as Bush…he’s a pretty good ass-kisser..always was and still is. Oops… I’m creating government transparency. I am the best…choice…for President. I’ve been the best since 2007 when I started my campaign, and I’ve been vilified and hated since that day because young people saw something in me that nobody else wanted to admit. That’s right, I’m a youth advocate. You know who else was a youth advocate? John Kerry! And he won the nomination, just like I did. The biggest difference between me and Kerry is that I’m winning the Presidency of the United States of America.
this is what i’ve been doing to my friend’s page for the past hour

