Shish Kebab

Haven't they signed up to make 7 Saw movies?

Depends tbh. Seriously though, they seem to be all talk and no walk, just ignore them, they'll get bored.

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No shit. >_>

Grab a crowbar and start swinging.

To be quite frank, I've gone way past the point of giving a shit anymore.

Spiders. Bastards.

I haven't been here in a long ass time.

The Sullivan rumours are exactly that, rumours. The autopsy will hopefully give us all the answers we need.

I think you fail to realise my viewpoint. I would never consider muder as the morale thing to do. But perhaps you do not know how I am feeling right now. A man I have looked up to for the majority of my life has commited the worst offense known to man. Do I hate him for that? Or do I remember the memories he gave me as a wrestling fan? It is very hard to choose or the other. Like I said, I will probobly go with "Respect the wrestler, not the man." I know I'm probobly talking utter bollocks here, but it's very hard to type what I'm feeling at present.

"By no means am I accepting what Benoit did as morale. But I know for a fact that he was either under the influence, or temporarily lost his mind. It wasn't as if he planned it out over a period of time. What could have been a 10 second loss of control in which he killed his wife probobly led to the murder of his son. Benoit would obviosuly have not been thinking striaght by this time. Perhaps he thought if he killed his son aswell the three could start life again in a better place? Nobody will ever know." Perhaps this phrase will clear things up for you. "Respect the wrestler, not the man."

I counted 12 days as travel time. You expect them to cut themselves week in week out? Blood loss can be fatal ya know. The McMahon storyline was a way to get him written out of the WWE. I am with you however my friend. It was not at all the right way to bow out.

meh

If you knew the first thing about Chris Benoit you would know he loved his family more than anything in the world. Watch the ending to Wrestlemania 20, Benoit celebrated his World Heavyweight Championship win with the people that meant the most to him in his life, Eddie Guerrero and his family. Chris Benoit is the last man on the planet you would expect to ever do a thing like this. By no means am I accepting what Benoit did as morale. But I know for a fact that he was either under the influence, or temporarily lost his mind. It wasn't as if he planned it out over a period of time. What could have been a 10 second loss of control in which he killed his wife probobly led to the murder of his son. Benoit would obviosuly have not been thinking striaght by this time. Perhaps he thought if he killed his son aswell the three could start life again in a better place? Nobody will ever know. All I know is Chris Benoit was the best wrestler I have ever had the pleasure to watch, and I refuse to believe he murdered his family whilst thinking straight and having complete control of himself and his mind. The news will inevitably hit the WWE, infact the whole of the sporting world hard. Chris Benoit was one of those guys who helped the new talent develop. He was one of those guys people looked up to. He was one of those guys who people thought, Wow. I wish I was as talented as him. In short, Chris Benoit was a hero to millions. I offer my deepest sorrows to Chris Benoit's family. R.I.P Chris, Nancy and Daniel Benoit.

Wait. I can't believe what I just read. You think their is zero chance of a wrestler getting hurt during a match? You sir are one of those guys that force me to use the word "Douche". Why do you think they spend 10+ years of their life training? They practice how to recieve and perform moves correctly to lower the monumental percentage chance of them getting injured during a match. I have seen countless terrible injuries sustained by wrestlers during matches. Borken necks, broken legs, torn quads, dislocated jaws, broken noses etc. to name a few. You have no idea how physically and mentally strong wrestlers have to be to get out their every night and put on a show for us fans.

People who hate Wrestling know nothing about it. They do not understand what it means to the wrestlers themselves. They do not understand we cheer those wrestlers because they've worked their ass of for 15 or more years to make it to the top of the wrestling ladder. "And the reason I won't watch wrestling is because I think it's dumb. Boxers and UFC guys actually fight, these guys just pretend. And they act like it's real, that's what pisses me off, and then there are some people who think it is. I just cannot get into it." WWE. E = Entertainment. Would you rather they just no-sold everything? Wrestlers put their bodies through more than Boxers and UFC guys. They work a 300 day schedule every year. That's only 52 days rest with family. That shows true dedication and passion in my eyes. And I hate it when people say wrestling isn't real. Perhaps matches and storylines are scripted beforehand. The wrestlers still go out their for, sometimes, a good 30 minutes putting on the best performance for us the fans. That's why I love wrestling. Not only do wrestlers have an unrivaled passion for their love, their aim is to entertain the crowd as much as possible.

Wouldn't you be a bus? WWYDI The US declared war on England?

I remember one time when I forgot to turn my speakers down, but luckily my mum had just moved the ironing board, giving me the chance to hit mute.

Curt Hennig was one of the best athletes every to grace the WWE, and an outstanding techincal wrestler. I love watching videos of him to this day. <3

Offspring - Self Esteem

I heard they were really tame?

Hell.

Dead.