I say!

I've never heard that we can only see stars in our own galaxy. Are you sure about this?

Very well then.

He's wrong.

I was inclined to drop the matter on account of his Daniel Bryan gif.

More Daniel Bryan.

I don't watch WWE, but I guess that's understandable.

Either way, he's totally wrong.

Like I sad, I'm skeptical, but was curious enough to at least let him explain. Instead he replied with a gif.

Here Daniel Bryan looks like a Neo-Nazi.

Alternatively.

"Here Daniel Bryan looks like a sweaty manchild in underpants."

That's not nice. Daniel Bryan is a thirteen-year veteran of professional wrestling. He's accumulated numerous injuries and can barely see out of one eye. And in an industry rife with performers who offscreen act like oiled-up prima donnas, Daniel Bryan has stayed grounded in his goals and dedication, reasoning that his passion for professional wrestling comes from mastering the dramatized combat sport itself, rather than looking like some enigmatic hot shot. He's a man simply dedicated to his craft. Not just the professional wrestling fans, but any person could learn from him.

I'll keep that in mind. Maybe he should become a motivational speaker or something.

That'd sort of undermine the whole dedicating himself to his craft thing I mention, at least while he's still an active performer. I like to think he'll become a trainer after retiring from competition. Then maybe I'll get to meet him down in FCW or some independent promotion. In all likelihood, if he's not in WWE after he retires, he'll probably be in ROH.

Like I said, I don't follow the WWE, so I really have no idea what you just said.

That's okay.