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Haven't watched wrestling since Year 7 of high school, still thought it was WWF to be honest, not up on current events of it but does anyone here even watch it anymore, I managed to grow out of it...thank god
Haven't watched wrestling since Year 7 of high school, still thought it was WWF to be honest, not up on current events of it but does anyone here even watch it anymore, I managed to grow out of it...thank god
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Azul wrote:
> †hë_Çøñg_Mðñ wrote:
> Male to male contact, so therefore must be gay? Hmm, boxing, rugby,
> football?
>
> The aforementioned, however, don't oh-so-comically try to look hard
> while strutting towards a ring - raising eyebrows, staring at the
> crowd, whatever - all the while in spandex.
Goal celebrations but without the spandex
> †hë_Çøñg_Mðñ wrote:
> Male to male contact, so therefore must be gay? Hmm, boxing, rugby,
> football?
>
> The aforementioned, however, don't oh-so-comically try to look hard
> while strutting towards a ring - raising eyebrows, staring at the
> crowd, whatever - all the while in spandex.
Goal celebrations but without the spandex
DW wrote:
> They do put their asses on the line. Owen Hart put his ass on the
> line, and look what happened.
That was, if I remember correctly, during an entrance thing - up high and stuff.
It was absolutely nothing to do with the fighting itself.
> They do put their asses on the line. Owen Hart put his ass on the
> line, and look what happened.
That was, if I remember correctly, during an entrance thing - up high and stuff.
It was absolutely nothing to do with the fighting itself.
†hë_Çøñg_Mðñ wrote:
> Male to male contact, so therefore must be gay? Hmm, boxing, rugby, football?
The aforementioned, however, don't oh-so-comically try to look hard while strutting towards a ring - raising eyebrows, staring at the crowd, whatever - all the while in spandex.
> Male to male contact, so therefore must be gay? Hmm, boxing, rugby, football?
The aforementioned, however, don't oh-so-comically try to look hard while strutting towards a ring - raising eyebrows, staring at the crowd, whatever - all the while in spandex.
©H®I§ wrote:
> Azul wrote:
> Yeah, because people stamping their feet on a stage as they swing
> their arms in the vague direction of someone
>
> So boxing isn't a sport then. (I know you said stamping their feet
> but boxers just batter each other - go to school or out on a Friday
> night and you'll see a fight like that). At least wrestling is more
> athletic.
Ahahahahahahah - what?
Think about it, little boy, and you might realise the unchartable stupidity of that comment.
> Azul wrote:
> Yeah, because people stamping their feet on a stage as they swing
> their arms in the vague direction of someone
>
> So boxing isn't a sport then. (I know you said stamping their feet
> but boxers just batter each other - go to school or out on a Friday
> night and you'll see a fight like that). At least wrestling is more
> athletic.
Ahahahahahahah - what?
Think about it, little boy, and you might realise the unchartable stupidity of that comment.
RoJ wrote:
> Fake, scripted - not much of a difference. Fair enough, you get
> hurt, but they don't "put their asses on the line". They
> get paid to follow a script and simulate beating the hell out of each
> other. Accidents happen.
They don't follow a script. They are given brief details of what to include in a match.
They do put their asses on the line. Owen Hart put his ass on the line, and look what happened.
> Fake, scripted - not much of a difference. Fair enough, you get
> hurt, but they don't "put their asses on the line". They
> get paid to follow a script and simulate beating the hell out of each
> other. Accidents happen.
They don't follow a script. They are given brief details of what to include in a match.
They do put their asses on the line. Owen Hart put his ass on the line, and look what happened.
DW wrote:
> Newsflash...wrestling isn't fake.
>
> Someone has already said it...it's scripted. Wrestlers take bumps and
> they do get hurt. Look at Lita, Chris Benoit, Kurt Angle, Steve
> Austin. Each have had serious neck injuries which have put them on
> the sidelines for over a year. Hell, Kurt wrestled in the 1996
> Olympics with a broken neck.
>
> Look at Terry Funk, or Mick Foley. Mick has half an ear. Terry has
> screwed up knees.
>
> They put their asses on the line week in week out, yet people still
> say it's fake.
>
> Wrestling is FAR from fake.
Fake, scripted - not much of a difference. Fair enough, you get hurt, but they don't "put their asses on the line". They get paid to follow a script and simulate beating the hell out of each other. Accidents happen.
> Newsflash...wrestling isn't fake.
>
> Someone has already said it...it's scripted. Wrestlers take bumps and
> they do get hurt. Look at Lita, Chris Benoit, Kurt Angle, Steve
> Austin. Each have had serious neck injuries which have put them on
> the sidelines for over a year. Hell, Kurt wrestled in the 1996
> Olympics with a broken neck.
>
> Look at Terry Funk, or Mick Foley. Mick has half an ear. Terry has
> screwed up knees.
>
> They put their asses on the line week in week out, yet people still
> say it's fake.
>
> Wrestling is FAR from fake.
Fake, scripted - not much of a difference. Fair enough, you get hurt, but they don't "put their asses on the line". They get paid to follow a script and simulate beating the hell out of each other. Accidents happen.
Cong_Woman wrote:
> Mav wrote:
> Wow. WWE's generally rubbish now, though.
>
> Mav i think if you went in the WWE forum. People like DW and myself
> and others would disagree with you
i have to say i wouldn't though...
generally it IS pretty laughable. He's quite right about too many stories going on. i still watch it, but only to study it... (so yes, i DO change channel for heidenreich matches :) )
Tiltawhirl wrote:
> Have you stepped into the ring then with your oiled up man-t*tties?
um.. *puts hand up* i have/do.
only without the oil, that's not for me :)
> Mav wrote:
> Wow. WWE's generally rubbish now, though.
>
> Mav i think if you went in the WWE forum. People like DW and myself
> and others would disagree with you
i have to say i wouldn't though...
generally it IS pretty laughable. He's quite right about too many stories going on. i still watch it, but only to study it... (so yes, i DO change channel for heidenreich matches :) )
Tiltawhirl wrote:
> Have you stepped into the ring then with your oiled up man-t*tties?
um.. *puts hand up* i have/do.
only without the oil, that's not for me :)
that is exactly the bit i meant. genius
Vampyr wrote:
> Tiltawhirl wrote:
>
> Anyone who thinks WWE and wrestling in general is fake, go pick up
> Beyond the Mat
>
> or Mick Foley's Two books. (those of u who are literate)
Which reminds me, go read Have A Nice Day and look at the bit about all of Foley's injuries. THEN come back and say wrestling is fake.
> Tiltawhirl wrote:
>
> Anyone who thinks WWE and wrestling in general is fake, go pick up
> Beyond the Mat
>
> or Mick Foley's Two books. (those of u who are literate)
Which reminds me, go read Have A Nice Day and look at the bit about all of Foley's injuries. THEN come back and say wrestling is fake.
Tiltawhirl wrote:
> Anyone who thinks WWE and wrestling in general is fake, go pick up
> Beyond the Mat
or Mick Foley's Two books. (those of u who are literate)
> Anyone who thinks WWE and wrestling in general is fake, go pick up
> Beyond the Mat
or Mick Foley's Two books. (those of u who are literate)
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