This 'N That (Random Stuff)

There's no theme to this post. It's just a bunch of random pics and links that may pique your curiosity. First up, a link to a video entitled Joey Ryan Bulge Checker.

Speaking of "The King of Dong Style," here he is with his army of ghost penises.

Watch some very big men smashing into each other and leaping out of the ring (despite their size) in this video: Keith Lee, Brian Cage, and Sami Callihan Try To Outdo Each Other.

In the mood for something wacky and ridiculous? Check out PWG: The Most Flamboyant Wrestling Match in History! featuring the tag team of Adam Cole and The Young Bucks vs. the team of Dalton Castle and The Boys.

Wrestlers just wanna have fun! And one way to have fun is to have a good old-fashioned dance-off. I had no idea Will Ospreay and Ricochet had the moves. This WrestleCon Dance Off looks almost like a Magic Mike clip. Who do you think won this dance off?

Body Shots : On The Ropes

Undeniable Elliott Paul

Rocky Romero

Ivan Gromov

Noam Dar

Dalton Castle

Tyler Bate

Manny Mars

Doug Simmons

Roderick Strong

Undientified

Body Shots : Making An Entrance

Magnus

Alex Riley

Chris "The Shark" Andrews

Dezmond Xavier

Red Scorpion

Dalton Castle

Julio Pedroza

The Riegel Twins

Manny Andrade

Finn Balor/Prince Devitt

Flamboyant

Up until a few weeks ago, I had never heard of Dalton Castle, Ring of Honor's colourful, flamboyant wrestler. I checked Castle's Wikipedia page (click here) and was surprised to find out he's been with ROH since 2013. Before that, the 5 ft. 11 in., 219 pound native of Albany, New York wrestled for independent company Chikara as wealthy yachtsman Ashley Remington. And Here's what his Wikipedia entry has to say: "Castle's gimmick is that of a flamboyant showman with an androgynous personality, drawing comparisons to Gorgeous George and Adrian Street (I would add Gold Dust to that list. - Bruno) however unlike those predecessors who have tended to portray villains, Castle typically plays a fan favorite. Castle is frequently accompanied to the ring by two shirtless, mask-wearing  men referred to as his "boys (independent wrestlers Brandon and Brent Tate)' who act as human furniture and fan Castle during his matches. What do you think of Castle's gimmick? Is it offensive? Is it time to retire such old-fashioned, theatrical, over-the-top characters (interestingly enough, Castle has a college degree in Communications and Theater)? Or is it all in good fun? Let us know what you think in the Comments section below.

Watch Dalton Castle's entrance here.