Dome Pondering

212. Would you rather forget your partner's birthday or your anniversary every year?  I would rather forget the birthday. The anniversary is number one, you can't forget that. Either way, you're pretty much in trouble.  213. Would you rather lose the ability to read or lose the ability to speak? The older I get, the more I realize that people talk too much. Losing the ability to read is a power lost. I choose to continue to read and will say less. I can write what I want to say... 214. Would you rather have seven fingers on each hand or seven toes on each foot? Seven fingers can be very beneficial. Who knows what other kinds of pitches can be created with additional fingers? At the same time, seven fingers on both hands...yeahhhhhh, that's a red flag for insecurity. I can hide (try to at least) my seven toes. Also, I'm not sure what extra ability that would give me.  So ummm, yeah. Seven toes. 215. Would you rather work the job you have now for a year at double your...

Wrestling retirements are en vogue these days, huh?  Nonetheless, I'm all for it. In the world of pro wrestling, where finality is fleeting, being able to watch some of your favorites have the ending they deserve is nice. It's well-deserved. And for fans, especially for the retiring wrestler, it gives closure.  My favorite wrestler of all time is Bret Hart. I unfortunately never got that closure. Sure, there was Wrestlemania 26, but it just wasn't the same. Bret's career was cut short. The story - his closure - was written for him. And for us fans.  Pro wrestling endings are typically cruel. Injury. Bad booking. Or sometimes, unfortunately, death. And yes, there is the wrestler who hangs on too long, ruining the essence of memories and the career built.  We just saw John Cena have his last run. An ending that will forever live with a meme, and a memory of him smiling within the grasp of Gunther's sleeper hold.  Enter the next announced retirement - AJ Styles....