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Wait a sec.....this is coming from a girl that lives in the country that INVENTED mullets? Cracker puhlease. You don't even want to compare rednecks per capita...especially when you can pop out your upper plate to give gumjobs to your husband.kyoukan wrote:everyone take of your nascar hats and lower your mullets in a moment of silence.
Will do!Yeah, you can make fun of "Professional Wrestling". You can disparage it and call it the pap of the uneducated masses.
are you high or just deluded? you can't throw a rock in that shithole country of yours without it bouncing off the skull of some nascar watching racist. even your fucking president is a brain dead redneck.Kilmoll the Sexy wrote:Wait a sec.....this is coming from a girl that lives in the country that INVENTED mullets? Cracker puhlease. You don't even want to compare rednecks per capita...especially when you can pop out your upper plate to give gumjobs to your husband.
What a stereotypical person you are. Pot...Kettle?kyoukan wrote:are you high or just deluded? you can't throw a rock in that shithole country of yours without it bouncing off the skull of some nascar watching racist. even your fucking president is a brain dead redneck.Kilmoll the Sexy wrote:Wait a sec.....this is coming from a girl that lives in the country that INVENTED mullets? Cracker puhlease. You don't even want to compare rednecks per capita...especially when you can pop out your upper plate to give gumjobs to your husband.
Couldn't have said it better.miir wrote:Sure it's sad but that's what you get from a lifetime of steroids, alcohol and drug abuse.
How many more wrestlers have to drop dead before drug and steroid screening becomes mandatory for WWE employees.
- wwe.com
After the untimely passing of Eddie Guerrero, WWE and the entire sports-entertainment community is steel reeling from the devastating loss of a champion. The initial autopsy reports on Guerrero have come in. WWE.com spoke with Eddie’s widow, Vickie Guerrero, earlier today.
“It was heart failure. It was from his past – the drinking and the drug abuse. They found signs of heart disease. She (the examiner) said that the blood vessels were very worn and narrow, and that just showed all the abuse from the scheduling of work and his past. And Eddie just worked out like crazy all the time. It made his heart grow bigger and work harder and the vessels were getting smaller, and that’s what caused the heart failure. He went into a deep sleep.
As soon as they saw his heart, they saw the lining of his heart already had the heart disease. There was no trauma, and Eddie hadn’t hurt himself in any way. It answered a lot of questions. I knew Eddie wasn’t feeling very good for the last week. He was home and kept saying he wasn’t feeling good and we thought it was just “road tired.” So we thought he just had to rest. It answered a lot of my questions, too, because he was just so exhausted. She said it was normal because the heart was working so hard.
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Aslanna wrote:I guess it's ok for Midnyte to be sad since his nickname wasn't 'Dimebag'.
I'd forgotten that one. Can't wait to see his reply to that..Aslanna wrote:I guess it's ok for Midnyte to be sad since his nickname wasn't 'Dimebag'.
That was actually the first thing I thought of, but didn't want to do the same thing to him that he does to everyone else. But then I thought "Fuck Midnyte", so here I am.Dregor Thule wrote:I'd forgotten that one. Can't wait to see his reply to that..Aslanna wrote:I guess it's ok for Midnyte to be sad since his nickname wasn't 'Dimebag'.
No, the point is that when these guys were wrestling with the WCW/WWF they were heavy steriod and/or drug/alcohol abusers.the point is that the WWE isnt going to screen employees no longer under their payroll.
Yes....Dimebag. I don't care for drug use. I still do not find it funny, amusing or anything of the sort when people throw around their drug use and thinks its cool, etc.Aslanna wrote:I think we all know who looks like a retard in this thread.
Leave it to you to miss the whole point. Here's a hint: It has nothing to do with drug use.Midnyte_Ragebringer wrote:Yes, I think we all know who looks like the retard. Like I said before, get over the fact I do not play your games in Current Events forum anymore. Grow up a smidge.
Yet you mourn the death of a druggie whos habit/addiction caused his death.I don't care for drug use.
Who, Darrell Abbott or Eddie Guerrero?This case of a reformed user, makiing good by his family, working hard to entertain people everyday
For all you know of 'Dimebag', he could have been a recreational pot smoker.a far cry from a druggie rocker who even took on the name of his drug of choice and though it was neat.
You couldn't have proven that point any better.I think we all know who looks like the retard.
Am I the only one that thinks this guy looks like Tim Allen from Home Improvement?Midnyte_Ragebringer wrote:
miir wrote:No, the point is that when these guys were wrestling with the WCW/WWF they were heavy steriod and/or drug/alcohol abusers.the point is that the WWE isnt going to screen employees no longer under their payroll.
Farrel wrote: the company may have recently implemented stricter regulations in regards to drug-use, considering the decrease in drug-related fatalities with its current employees...Im certainly not questioning whether or not drug-use was rampant throughout pro-wrestling at one time.
miir wrote:The point is that instead of having to air a show to mourn the death of their previous employees every few months or years perhaps they should be proactive in screening these wrestlers while they in their employ.
in regards to the first half, the WWE doesnt air specials in regards to the recently departed. its been traditional with this sports entertainment company, like any other, to acknowlege these events prior to and/or during a regularly scheduled event.Farrel wrote: the company may have recently implemented stricter regulations in regards to drug-use, considering the decrease in drug-related fatalities with its current employees...Im certainly not questioning whether or not drug-use was rampant throughout pro-wrestling at one time.
Im sure mcmahon and company really beat their dicks when one of their recent world champions/hardest working vets turns up dead due to work-induced stress and a former drug problem. Im sure the one-night minuscule 2-5% difference in ratings was really worth it.Or perhaps they just don't give a shit and enjoy the big boost in ratings every time one of their previous employees drops dead in a hotel room.
That wouldn't surprise me.
the company may have recently implemented stricter regulations in regards to drug-use, considering the decrease in drug-related fatalities with its current employees...Im certainly not questioning whether or not drug-use was rampant throughout pro-wrestling at one time.
May have?The point is that instead of having to air a show to mourn the death of their previous employees every few months or years perhaps they should be proactive in screening these wrestlers while they in their employ.
It's common knowledge that the guy is pretty dirty.Im sure mcmahon and company really beat their dicks when one of their recent world champions/hardest working vets turns up dead due to work-induced stress and a former drug problem.
Ah well, then it's ok for them to do whatever they want with their bodies. Not like they're musicians! Just say "I am a giant hypocrite" and all will be well.Midnyte_Ragebringer wrote:Do they drug test actors in movies? TV Series? Why would they? Wrestlers are nothing more than physical actors. It's not a sport.
No see, "professional wrestlers" are forced to do drugs to achieve the requisite physique to be successful in their jobs, musicians are just pot smoking hippies.Dregor Thule wrote:Ah well, then it's ok for them to do whatever they want with their bodies. Not like they're musicians! Just say "I am a giant hypocrite" and all will be well.Midnyte_Ragebringer wrote:Do they drug test actors in movies? TV Series? Why would they? Wrestlers are nothing more than physical actors. It's not a sport.
miir wrote:How many actors have dropped dead from steroid and drug abuse?
