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Kane Knight
09-23-2005, 03:04 AM
In a recent interview, Rob Van Dam explained that he has been ready to return to the ring for several weeks now, but the WWE are holding back due to threats by the FCC to fine them. Under new policies established since the Superbowl last year, the WWE could suffer harsh fines for using a name that sounds like a "cuss word."

The WWE, already paying heavily for "the Hurricane," cannot afford such penalties.

In a related story, John "Bradshaw" Layfield is expected to main event at the Royal Rumble, battling the bill of rights in a "veto on a pole" match. This is surprising, as it means the WWE actually remembers the run-in Bill performed when JBL attempted to lock Muhammed Hussan in his trunk without charge (or food and water). Such a feud carried out over the months to come before the rumble should be interesting, as the Bill has not wrestled in years, but does profess his right to bear arms.

Scotty 2 Hotty was eaten by the Big Show Wednesday evening. It appears that Scotty got between the Big Show and Viscera at an all-you-can-eat buffet, and unwittingly took the last eggroll. Ultrasounds are being performed on Big Show currently to see if Scotty was swallowed whole. If so, he may be in wrestling condition as soon as a C-Section can be performed.

Jim Ross was replaced this week by Michael Moore. Few noticed, until "JR" started to blame Bush for the underhanded tactics of Carlito "Carribean" Cool.

In his new video, Shawn Michaels reveals a shocking truth: Vince McMahon did not screw Bret Hart. Ghandi screwed Bret Hart.

Ric Flair is well known as a practical joker, but has he gone too far? Ric has escalated his rivalry with Mick Foley, by altering the book at the press. Several thousand copies were released, featuring Foley's confessions of being a Catholic priest until "the scandal," candid shots of Mick and his wife in "compromising" positions, and nude photos of Muhammed Hassan. When approached for comment, Foley said "Wow, that guy's hung like a camel!"

Vince may soon be rehired. The WWE CEO has arranged, through his lawyers, to meet with himself this week. Expect updated on WWE.com as this story progresses. Vince has to measure his fan reaction on Raw this week against hiring a man who has eyes for his wife.

Expect Cena to drop the title soon: WWE Films has cast him to star in "Sucking chest wound," in which the Doctor of Thuganomics will play the role of a hardened field medic who befriends a fifteen year old Asian prostitute in 'Nam. WWE's publicist described it as "M*A*S*H meets the sound of music."

In related news, the WWE has released their publicist. There has been no announcement, as their publicist could not be reached for statement.

The real reason for the abscence of Kane is far more interesting than first thought. The WWE was so intent on the "Boogeyman" Gimmick that they have been training Jacobs to wrestle in horns. Sources indicate that Chavo Guerrero was originally planned as the replacement wrestler until McMahon pitched "Kerwin White."

UPN released a statement this week that they have faith in the WWE and that Smackdown is still their number one show. Unfortunately, this statement was to be aired before Smackdown this Friday, which will be pre-empted by re-runs of Judge Judy.

Jim Ross is suing a member of internet community TPWW.net. His suit alleges that one "Kane Knight" posts garbage about the WWE, interspersed with random inane comments that are little more than gibberish. He claims this to be multiple counts of trademark infringement. Kane Knight's lawyers have said he has a strong case, as he rarely, if ever, compares wrestlers to food and thus has not stolen Ross' trademarks.

However, the judge has approved a restraining order, barring Kane Knight or the internet from coming within 500 feet of Jim Ross, the WWE, or its affiliates. Surprisingly, webtraffic to WWE.com has gone down signficantly since the order was put into effect this morning.

Further news on the tag team formerly known as the Dudley Boys. WWE legal has informed them that they cannot refer to themselves or tables while using vowels. Also, they are barred from doing moves that actually require touching another wrestler, as these are trademarks of the WWE.

Stay tuned for more details.

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Okay, not my best, but I'm fucking BORED!

Scarface
09-23-2005, 04:51 AM
LOL

Scarface
09-23-2005, 04:53 AM
If its ok, I'll add another one.

Alienoid006 was hired as a new writer for the WWE today. He was released 2 hours later because the storylines he came up with were too interesting and made too much sense.

Joey Slugs
09-23-2005, 07:19 AM
hey KK.... any truth to the rumour that Flair with turn heel and defend the IC belt against his suit jacket at Taboo Tuesday?

Favre4Ever
09-23-2005, 08:11 AM
That last one was the best.

JH
09-23-2005, 09:08 AM
Scotty 2 Hotty was eaten by the Big Show Wednesday evening. It appears that Scotty got between the Big Show and Viscera at an all-you-can-eat buffet, and unwittingly took the last eggroll. Ultrasounds are being performed on Big Show currently to see if Scotty was swallowed whole. If so, he may be in wrestling condition as soon as a C-Section can be performed.


that i could actually believe lol

Jaton
09-23-2005, 10:51 AM
Not too bad.

js560000
09-23-2005, 11:50 AM
STAMFORD, CONNECTICUT (WWE Special) The decision made yesterday to sell the entire WWE organization to Hollywood actor Tom Cruise struck a blow to diehard wrestling fans throughout the world. Trying to adjust to being unable to watch smackdowns and mayhem, WWE fans are giving Tom Cruise a chance to get settled in to his new job. Several leading wrestling publications have tried to figure out what the role of Scientology will be in wrestling as a result of the change of ownership.

Virtually every wrestling personality seems to be vying to have the first match with Tom Cruise. The most commonly sneered boast: "I'm gonna' rip him a new one!"

Still living in Hollywood and planning his next move, Tom Cruise has told close friends that he was very turned on by the thought of getting a new one ripped. "I'm going to take over wrestling where Gorgeous George left off. I'm going to show the whole wrestling world how the power of Scientology can overcome the biggest, meanest opponent. I also want to say right up front that Katie Holmes will be standing right at my side whenever I wrestle. I really love her so much... so much!”

Some older WWE fans have filed lawsuits demanding the return of all the money they laid out for season tickets and Dish Network wrestling specials.

Hardest hit seem to be the 8 to 15 year old male age group which accounts for up to 6% of the sales of wrestling action figures. A disappointed Tommy Torricelli cried "What am I gonna' do with all my Vince figures now? Are all my Rocks and Hogans worthless? I'm saving my lunch money so I can buy a few Tom Cruise figures when they hit the market, but I figure those will be priced very high at first. Actually, I'm kind of confused about Tom Cruise... I saw him on TV once... and he was jumping up and down on some couch instead of bashing that woman over her head with it. That would have been much better! Yeah!”

Amid all the chaos caused by the sale of the WWE, the one person that no one has heard from is Vince McMahon. There is a rumor floating around that he is working on a new organization called WWD.

Hired Hitman
09-23-2005, 11:55 AM
And people wonder why wrestling is a joke these days.

:p

Destor
09-23-2005, 11:55 AM
:lol: that was pretty damn funny.

Kane Knight
09-23-2005, 12:26 PM
hey KK.... any truth to the rumour that Flair with turn heel and defend the IC belt against his suit jacket at Taboo Tuesday?

Total falsehood. It's his pants.

Who will then sheap shot him by attacking before the bell rings.

(At least, this'll be the excuse when he takes his pants off walking down the aisle...)

Kane Knight
09-23-2005, 12:27 PM
And people wonder why wrestling is a joke these days.

:p

Personally, I blame JR. If he wasn't so damn amusing....

:shifty:

JH
09-23-2005, 01:13 PM
STAMFORD, CONNECTICUT (WWE Special) The decision made yesterday to sell the entire WWE organization to Hollywood actor Tom Cruise struck a blow to diehard wrestling fans throughout the world. Trying to adjust to being unable to watch smackdowns and mayhem, WWE fans are giving Tom Cruise a chance to get settled in to his new job. Several leading wrestling publications have tried to figure out what the role of Scientology will be in wrestling as a result of the change of ownership.

Virtually every wrestling personality seems to be vying to have the first match with Tom Cruise. The most commonly sneered boast: "I'm gonna' rip him a new one!"

Still living in Hollywood and planning his next move, Tom Cruise has told close friends that he was very turned on by the thought of getting a new one ripped. "I'm going to take over wrestling where Gorgeous George left off. I'm going to show the whole wrestling world how the power of Scientology can overcome the biggest, meanest opponent. I also want to say right up front that Katie Holmes will be standing right at my side whenever I wrestle. I really love her so much... so much!”

Some older WWE fans have filed lawsuits demanding the return of all the money they laid out for season tickets and Dish Network wrestling specials.

Hardest hit seem to be the 8 to 15 year old male age group which accounts for up to 6% of the sales of wrestling action figures. A disappointed Tommy Torricelli cried "What am I gonna' do with all my Vince figures now? Are all my Rocks and Hogans worthless? I'm saving my lunch money so I can buy a few Tom Cruise figures when they hit the market, but I figure those will be priced very high at first. Actually, I'm kind of confused about Tom Cruise... I saw him on TV once... and he was jumping up and down on some couch instead of bashing that woman over her head with it. That would have been much better! Yeah!”

Amid all the chaos caused by the sale of the WWE, the one person that no one has heard from is Vince McMahon. There is a rumor floating around that he is working on a new organization called WWD.


sorry dude not as good as kk especially with the season ticket remark
at least kk's is actually believeable at times

Destor
09-23-2005, 01:17 PM
I liked it. This one wasn't KK's best, no offense, and dudes was pretty funny. :y: to the both of em.

Blue Demon
09-23-2005, 01:17 PM
:ROFL:

Corkscrewed
09-23-2005, 04:24 PM
In related news, the WWE has released their publicist. There has been no announcement, as their publicist could not be reached for statement.
:lol: Nice play on ironic situations.

Marcyo
09-23-2005, 07:48 PM
In related news, this thread was posted twice.