Trevor McManus

We'll see about that.

Nobody criticising the story has killed it. You can easily pick it up and carry on next week.

You better. Because shying away from it is the worst thing you can do. You better talk about it every second of every day.

*Radio presenter Robin Galloway is sitting in a well lit studio chatting away his usual radio patter. The ‘On Air’ light goes off and Galloway takes his headphones off and leaves his booth to meet his guest for the lunch hour program.* *Galloway walks in to the hall and shakes hands with OCW Superstar Trevor McManus.* Galloway: Hi Trevor, now there’s not much time till that song finishes and we need to jump right in to the lunch hour so all you have to do is get in the booth and put some headphones on and follow my lead, you know what interviews are all about from your job anyway. Trevor: Not to mention the numerous business conferences I’ve had to endure. *Trevor and Galloway go in to the radio booth and put their headsets on. As the song finishes and the ’On Air’ light comes back on Galloway begins to speak to the listeners.* Galloway: Ladies and gentlemen that was Shinedown with Sound Of Madness, and that ties in perfectly to my guest today on the lunch hour. I’m very excited to be able to introduce listeners to OCW superstar Trevor McManus who will be competing at the upcoming pay per view, tells us what it’s all about Trevor. Trevor: Well Robin, Trials and Stipulations will give the fans a chance to have their say on what happens during the show. Fans will be able to vote on any number of things to be decided by OCW staff. It could be deciding who challenges for a title or it could be choosing what type of match two people will have to compete in. *Galloway sips his coffee.* Galloway: And what does OCW have in store for you at the pay per view? *Trevor’s eyes widen and it becomes clear to Galloway that they’re visibly red.* Galloway: You ok Trevor your eyes don’t look great, they’re really red? Trevor: I’m fine I just haven’t been having a great sleep. Galloway: Up all night nervous about our interview no doubt. *Galloway laughs and Trevor nervously licks his lips.* Trevor: Yeah sure. That must be it. Galloway: So you were going to tell us what the pay per view held for you? Trevor: Yeah. I have a match with a man…a thing, called Lucas Crowe. Galloway: And it’s my understanding that he’s some sort of monster or something? Trevor: He’s a vampire, apparently. Galloway: Has he drunk your blood? *Trevor’s eyes dart from side to side and he rubs his face.* Trevor: No but he does other vampire stuff. Galloway: Like coffins and stuff? *Trevor rubs his hands together.* Trevor: Exactly. Galloway: So what kind of match will the fans be able to decide for you both? A coffin match or a buried alive, if they still do those in the business I’m not sure. *Trevor begins to sweat.* Trevor: Can we take five and come back to this. Galloway: Sorry Trevor we’re live. *Trevor takes a deep breath.* Trevor: Well I don’t find out the stipulations till the fans do. Galloway: So my notes tell me that Lucas Crowe has teamed up with an old enemy of yours in Mayhem. Those two must make a formidable team, are you scared at all? *Galloway chuckles as Trevor throws his headset off and stands up.* Trevor: Listen to me you sound bite seeking joke of a radio host! I am the elite! You should be glad that you even had me on your damn second-rate show for more than five minutes, you can interview the janitor for the next fifty-five minutes and ask him if he’s scared of being locked in coffins and attacked by druids! *Trevor storms out of the studio as Galloway quickly plays a song.*

And if I'm third this week I'm going to kick some serious ass.

Not actually what the Katie Vick storyline was about but aight whatever.

Surprise nobody brought this up yet but I didn't mean to do the dragon sleeper in to the spear. It's TECHNICALLY allowed I believe due to relaxed ground rules in place at the moment but it's still extremely shitty. I didn't pin off it and Arnaud said he didn't want a rematch, fair play to him. Was a good match and took me longer than I'd like to get going but credit to Arnaud he gave me a run for my money.

The attitude era did have moments like this, but not necessarily good ones. It was just too far removed from the show. Maybe if you had some commentary lines to make it feel like it was still part of Riot or something? Like I said before. It felt like a spin-off movie. Like Cena in the Marine or something.

It's no worse than TJ Stevens vs Aries, now sit the fuck down you backseat booker! :p

I have to agree with everyone that said the end was too over the top. The rape/rape teasing bit wasn't TOO bad IMO. I felt really uneasy watching that video and that's exactly what it was intended to do. If it had stopped there I'd have put it down as a successful push of the boundries. But the bank robbery thing was just too much. Especially when he's jumping the car in to the sea and it seems to go about 50-70 feet in the air. That being said I don't think it kills the feud, they can certainly come back from this. I think what happened this week was Valmont's determination to be some sort of super-hell just got the better of him and he crossed the line from every-day-villainy into cartoonist-super-villainy. (Hope someone gets the reference)

He meant Walker. I'm sure if you sit tight Walker will contact you.

It's one hell of a show cause I'm on it.

It's not that nobody did it that way before him, just he was the first person to do it in such a precise way every week. You might have got someone doing variations like: *Thanatos walks in to a room* : These donuts own *Sensation walks in to a room* : they're mah donuts! *sensation superkicks thanatos. thanatos walks in to a room these donuts own sensation walks in theyre mah donuts superkick

1. That character was based on me. 2. I'm actually giving advice that makes sense rather than jizzing myself because we have a rookie that doesn't break his leg when he tries to type.

yes Joe

I would say if you're going to do promo which relate to Riot then you would be better submitting them for Riot itself. It's my understanding that the point of Ambition is that you don't feature on Riot and thusly your RPs should be directed at Ambition.

The Morrison Method Named after Michael Morrison, an OCW alumni who extensively used the format, the Morrison Method is a way to clearly and neatly create your role plays. It is strongly recommended you use the Morrison Method for all of your role plays that constitute speaking and action in the same role play, and even some that do not. An example of the Morrison Method is as follows: Thanatos walks into the room. He scans the room, and eying a box of donuts, walks over to the box. He begins to devour them. Thanatos: "These donuts are delicious!" Mr Sensation enters the room Sensation: "Those are my sensational donuts!" Mr Sensation superkicks Thanatos ---------------------- I made the example longer just to make it 100% clear.

If Smythe can trademark being arrogant then you had better give DJ Chino his gimmick back because he was small way before you joined.

why thank you Carlos, I agree.

I'm in an ELITE 3rd whereas Crowe and Mayhem are just in regular 2nd and 1st. So I'm actually the highest ranking.

You remember this morning, you know it's true!

Soz Arnaud.

On the past TWO OCW productions people from Ambition have gotten world title shots. Once more bringing forth the question of "what the fuck is the point of Ambition?"

It's the best cause I'm in the Main Event. EDIT - Or not. Someone will pay for taking my slot!