We're gonna get a little more grounded here and list some of the best wildlife destinations from around the globe. Every country has some amazing places to experience wildlife and nature in various environments.  It's always enriching to see different types of living creatures in their natural habitats.  Unless they're big and aggressive and chasing you down to maul and/or eat you. But I digress (as our beloved wrestler turned commentator Taz would say). Without further A-dieu, let's list a few. I will be quoting from this site: https://wanderlustphotosblog.com/2019/04/23/the-top-25-wildlife-destinations-in-the-world/   Go check it, and any others out.  It's really well put together and descriptive. If you find a good one, share the link.  The Everglades: "In addition to being one of the most unique ecosystems found in North America, the Everglades is also one of North America’s best wildlife-viewing locations.  Found in the very Southern part of...

 Well......   It was requested and I'm delivering.  Women of wrestling's asses. There have been countless nice asses in women's wrestling.  From Wendi Richter (hey, I liked it back in the day. It was the 80s, ya twats) to Sunny to Velvet Sky to Brooke Tessmacher to Trish Stratus to Rhea Ripley to Skye Blue.  Honestly, there are too many to name and too many pictures to post, but I'll post a nice little collage - let the pigeons loose, if you will, in the goofy words of Taz - and then open the cages, take the leashes off, and let all you sex pests talk about asses to your heart's content. Feel free to talk about and share any other non-wrestling related asses you want to as well and, of course, discuss any other topic you see fit.

The PiTG championship and Sex Pest championship are both on the line! Can our current champs - PiTG champ EVIL and Sex Pest champ Me - retain their straps?  We'll have to wait and see......  1)  Willow Nightingale and Harley Cameron vs. Meghan Bayne and Penelope Ford 2) FTR vs. Jetspeed 3) Jamie Hayter vs Thekla 4) Trios Match: The Hurt Syndicate (Shelton Benjamin, Bobby Lashley, and MVP) vs The Demand (Gates of Agony and Ricochet)  5) $500,000 Tag Team Match​: The Young Bucks vs Jurassic Express 6) TNT Championship​ Match: Kyle Fletcher (c) vs Mark Briscoe 7) Tag Team Championship Match: Brodido (c) vs Kazuchika Okada and Konosuke Takeshita  8) ‘I Quit’ Match: Darby Allin vs Jon Moxley​ 9) AEW Women’s World Championship Match: Kris Statlander (c) vs ‘Timeless’ Toni Storm​  10) AEW World Championship Match: Hangman Adam Page (c) vs Samoa Joe ---------------------------—--------------------------------- 11) Does any member of the Triangle of Madness interfer...

 So I figured I'd do a fun, light hearted topic this week and pit some kaiju against other, popular characters in pop culture genres. No drawn out ramblings required here, so let's just get to the bouts! Battle 1: Mechagodzilla vs. Voltron Battle 2: King Caesar, Baragon, and Biollante vs. The Inhumanoids - Metlar, D'Compose, and Tendril Battle 3: King Kong, Anguirus, and Varan vs. George, Ralph, and Lizzie (Rampage). Battle 4: Rodan vs. Smaug Battle 5: King Gidorah vs. Tiamat Battle 6 - 2 against 1! - Gamera vs. Bowser/King Koopa and Tokka (Ninja Turtles)  Battle 7: Mothra vs. Starscream Battle 8: Battra vs. Falcor Battle 9: Godzilla vs. Cthulhu Discuss the battles, come up with your own, and talk about any other topic that pops into your head. 

 I've talked about the 'Murican style of rasslin' a number of times here in the Garden, but pro wrestling is an intertational form of entertainment with roots all across the globe. Of course the American pro wrestling companies are more of an expansive force in general, but many regions have their own ingrained histories in the industry as well with two of the main ones being Japan and Mexico. Wrestling fans are at least slightly familiar with other area's styles (or at least know they're out there), while some other fans regularly follow their product.   Japanese pro wrestling is known for being "strong style", with a focus on a martial arts style of strikes and kicks and quite a bit of "stiff shots" (more forcefully connecting with one's opponent, for all you non fans) and, more recently a higher focus on Joshi wrestling (aka women's wrestling. You want a more detailed description, ask Bass; I'm not writing a novel here). Mexican wr...

 So I figured I'd go into the subject of classic movies. There are timeless, classic movies that are still considered great, influential films which are still watched to this day.  Citizen Kane, Gone With the Wind, Casablanca, It's a Wonderful Life, Miracle on 34th St., the Maltese Falcon, Wizard of Oz, Dracula, Frankenstein, the Wolf Man, and many more.  Even cult classics such as A Clockwork Orange, Rocky Horror Picture Show, and Dr. Strangelove fit the bill - although they're more recent examples than the others - since they're still considered important moments in cinematic history. Personally, I'm 50/50 on classic movies.  I liked Casablanca, Miracle on 34th Street, a few of the classic monster movies, and Wizard of Oz (obviously).  Quite a few I haven't checked out yet, like the Maltese Falcon. But I also don't care for certain ones. Such as Gone With the Wind, It's a Wonderful Life, A Christmas Story, Clockwork Orange, Rocky Horror, and Dr. Strang...