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Kane Knight 09-09-2005 10:27 PM

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Originally Posted by Sadistic
I like stunts, I like car crashes, I like carnage, I have copies of 'Worlds Wildest Street Fights', I love to watch Sports Disasters, I like police chases, I'm a sick twisted fucker that likes violence and I satisfy this blood lust by watching deathmatches. I don't watch them to see good wrestling matches. I don't EXPECT good wrestling. I, just like everyone else, only watches it for the sick spots. When I feel like seeing a jaw dropping spot I'll watch some deathmatch 'wrestling'. When I want to see some good wrestling, I won't watch deathmatch wrestling. Understand?

I understood fine before. You're a sick fuck who wants to see people piss their lives away for your amusement. You should be shot.

Jaton 09-09-2005 10:27 PM

ROFL!

Kane Knight 09-09-2005 10:27 PM

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Originally Posted by Sadistic
Combining downloads and sales haven't over a million people watched Bumfights? Deathmatches offer the same attraction.

What's your point? That Deathmatches can't even draw what bumfights do?

KingofOldSchool 09-09-2005 10:29 PM

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Originally Posted by Kane Knight
I understood fine before. You're a sick fuck who wants to see people piss their lives away for your amusement. You should be shot.

No.

He'd get off easy.

I say that he is forced to do every crazy insane bump that he has ever watched before in a wrestling match.

Get slammed onto light bulbs.

Be shredded with barbwire.

And then get dropped on his head repeatedly by Brock Lesnar.

Sadistic 09-09-2005 10:31 PM

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Originally Posted by Kane Knight
What's your point? That Deathmatches can't even draw what bumfights do?

Nearly everyone that liked Bumfights will like deathmatches.
Take the show Dirty Sahcnez (Team Sanchez to american), it also offers the same attraction as deathmatches and look how successful that show is.
Guess a lot of people should be shot for watching huh?

KingofOldSchool 09-09-2005 10:35 PM

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Originally Posted by Sadistic
Nearly everyone that liked Bumfights will like deathmatches.
Take the show Dirty Sahcnez (Team Sanchez to american), it also offers the same attraction as deathmatches and look how successful that show is.
Guess a lot of people should be shot for watching huh?

If they are as stupid as you then, yes.

Kane Knight 09-09-2005 10:45 PM

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Originally Posted by KingofOldSchool
No.

He'd get off easy.

I say that he is forced to do every crazy insane bump that he has ever watched before in a wrestling match.

Get slammed onto light bulbs.

Be shredded with barbwire.

And then get dropped on his head repeatedly by Brock Lesnar.

And then Holly can have what's left.

Kane Knight 09-09-2005 10:46 PM

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Originally Posted by Sadistic
Nearly everyone that liked Bumfights will like deathmatches.
Take the show Dirty Sahcnez (Team Sanchez to american), it also offers the same attraction as deathmatches and look how successful that show is.
Guess a lot of people should be shot for watching huh?

Yeah, arguing that a lot of people are doing it is always a good justification.

That's why you'll die a virgin in 5 years after drinking some Kool-Aid waiting for the mothership. :)

Kane Knight 09-09-2005 10:52 PM

By the way, how IS Team Sanchez doing over here? I mean, it's on MTV2, which I know is a HUGE station and all, but I just can't seem to find these huge ratings.

KayfabeMan 09-09-2005 11:01 PM

Why argue? Carlito, Cena, WWE overall, CZW - they all suck.

KayfabeMan 09-09-2005 11:02 PM

CZW has some amazing talents in Mike Quackenbush [who is one of the best out there today, hands down], and they've used good guys like Jimmy Rave, etc., but overall, as a promotion, they put too much emphasis on their hardcore / extreme product. To me, it's not needed, but if it's making them money than who is to say really...

Boondock Saint 09-09-2005 11:18 PM

LOL bumfights, wtf?

TerranRich 09-09-2005 11:23 PM

JR: "BUMFIGHTS, BAHGAWD!!! How did Jindrak get in here???"

Corkscrewed 09-10-2005 02:29 AM

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Originally Posted by Sadistic
I like stunts, I like car crashes, I like carnage, I have copies of 'Worlds Wildest Street Fights', I love to watch Sports Disasters, I like police chases, I'm a sick twisted fucker that likes violence and I satisfy this blood lust by watching deathmatches. I don't watch them to see good wrestling matches. I don't EXPECT good wrestling. I, just like everyone else, only watches it for the sick spots. When I feel like seeing a jaw dropping spot I'll watch some deathmatch 'wrestling'. When I want to see some good wrestling, I won't watch deathmatch wrestling. Understand?

Wait... so basically, you're saying that everything KK and KooS have said is true.

Basically, you invalidated your own opinion. :lol: Moron.

Kane Knight 09-10-2005 07:57 AM

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Originally Posted by Corkscrewed
Wait... so basically, you're saying that everything KK and KooS have said is true.

Basically, you invalidated your own opinion. :lol: Moron.

Shhhh...Did you really have to point that out? I was hoping to stretch out his retarded argument.

Kane Knight 09-10-2005 08:01 AM

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Originally Posted by KayfabeMan
CZW has some amazing talents in Mike Quackenbush [who is one of the best out there today, hands down], and they've used good guys like Jimmy Rave, etc., but overall, as a promotion, they put too much emphasis on their hardcore / extreme product. To me, it's not needed, but if it's making them money than who is to say really...

Then they're one up on TNA...:shifty:

But seriously, even the guy who likes CZW here is comparing them to bumfights and Jackass--British edition...How can any legit wrestling fan take them seriously? Maybe they have good talent. and maybe there are some legitimately entertaining fuckwits in backyard wrestling, but who gives a shit?

Sadistic 09-10-2005 10:07 AM

Jesus christ.
I NEVER compared CZW to bumfights, sanzhez etc., i compared DEATHMATCHES to bumfights, sanzhez, etc. What you don't understand is that every CZW show has about 2 deathmatches, the other 6 matches are amazing spectacles of professional wrestling.
Also, you need to take wrestling matches and deathmatches as two sperate things. Just because someone likes to watch Sabu vs. Hayabusa in a barbed wire broken glass thumb tack deathmatch does not mean they don't like to watch Bret Hart vs. HBK in an iron man match.

The MAC 09-10-2005 10:43 AM

they also cracking down on internet sites -striking fear into webmasters

Kane Knight 09-10-2005 10:51 AM

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Originally Posted by Sadistic
Jesus christ.
I NEVER compared CZW to bumfights, sanzhez etc., i compared DEATHMATCHES to bumfights, sanzhez, etc. What you don't understand is that every CZW show has about 2 deathmatches, the other 6 matches are amazing spectacles of professional wrestling.
Also, you need to take wrestling matches and deathmatches as two sperate things. Just because someone likes to watch Sabu vs. Hayabusa in a barbed wire broken glass thumb tack deathmatch does not mean they don't like to watch Bret Hart vs. HBK in an iron man match.

Sure it does. They're mutually exclusive.

And if you like to watch garbage wrestling at ALL, you need to go away.

Now, for those of you not smart enough to get the connection between deathmatches and CZW, this dumb fuck (while arguing against my statement), has basically made a connection between deathmatches and CZW all by his lonesome. "I never said..." and then his own statements tie the two, making his argument totally fucking worthless.

Xero 09-10-2005 10:51 AM

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Originally Posted by Sadistic
Also, you need to take wrestling matches and deathmatches as two sperate things. Just because someone likes to watch Sabu vs. Hayabusa in a barbed wire broken glass thumb tack deathmatch does not mean they don't like to watch Bret Hart vs. HBK in an iron man match.

But you never talk about those quality matches. You never talk about Benoit vs. Angle, you never talk about Michaels vs. Hart, you only talk about 'OMFG BARBEDWIREZ! LOLZ! OMFG GLAZZ! OMFG A GUY BROKED HIS NECK DOING A 1080 OFF OF A BUILDING! OMFG!'

You must not be one of those people.

Kane Knight 09-10-2005 10:56 AM

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Originally Posted by Corkscrewed
Wait... so basically, you're saying that everything KK and KooS have said is true.

Basically, you invalidated your own opinion. :lol: Moron.


Mr. Nerfect 09-10-2005 08:00 PM

I think Peter Polaco should have had a back-up name Justin Case something like this happened. :shifty:

I liked the Justin Sane idea.

I think the WWE cracking down on these guys could be a blessing in disguise. I mean, seriously, who is going to go to an independant show because "Billy Kidman" is on the card. People who appreciate Pete Gruner's talents are more than likely internet fans, who know who Kidman is by image, and know he can't use his Kidman name, and it won't matter to them. Some people might even go to their shows just to support their new identities. Sympathy has gone a long way for Matt Hardy in the WWE.

And besides, I will be more interested in Bub Fuckteree (Fuck-ter-ee, fuck the E, I can see them doing something like this) and Hugh Fuckteree than I ever would The Dudley Boyz. I would be much happier to see Justin Sane at a show now he's been refreshed by the forced movements of the WWE.

Sure, it requires extra effort, but were any of these guys going to set the world on fire with their WWE identities? No. They MIGHT, and this is a very small chance, but MIGHT set the world on fire with their new identities.

I would mark out if Pete Gruner came out in TNA with Torrie Wilson's Playboy magazine spread and started pointing at in and saying "That's my wife". He could actually do some damage if he revealed that Torrie is married to him. She's in the WWE, the WWE ae pretending she's not married to Gruner, etc.

I'm not too aware of this "Sadistic vs. Everyone" situation, but didn't this start out with Sadistic pointout out a Petey Williams, Teddy Hart, etc. were putting on better matches than Carlito and John Cena? How is that a stupid thing to say? Technically, I think they're matches are better. I'm not anti-WWE, but I get really frustrated when they don't use guys like Paul London to their fullest potential. Am I an idiot for wanting to see guys like Paul London and Brian Kendrick cut lose?

Kane Knight 09-10-2005 08:15 PM

Depends. If someone disagrees with you, are you gonna get bent out of shape? :)

Use lines like "You don't know wrestling," and "only little girls think that?" Are you a CZW fan who will then go on to rant about what "real wrestling fans" do?

You're probably safe if you don't try that shit. Are you going to try that shit? I just wanna know if I should be prepared to flame you for being a 'tard or not.

Mr. Nerfect 09-10-2005 08:40 PM

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Originally Posted by Kane Knight
Depends. If someone disagrees with you, are you gonna get bent out of shape? :)

Use lines like "You don't know wrestling," and "only little girls think that?" Are you a CZW fan who will then go on to rant about what "real wrestling fans" do?

You're probably safe if you don't try that shit. Are you going to try that shit? I just wanna know if I should be prepared to flame you for being a 'tard or not.

No...only a little girl would flame someone... ;)

I see now. Nah, I'm not even enough of an expert on your Petey Williamses and your Chris Sabins to argue how good they are or not, so I'm safe. Plus I think Carlito are Cena are quite good in the ring, anyway.

Plus, I think anyone that can put up with the current toning down of the product, pathetic storylines, etc. is a "real wrestling fan".

Kane Knight 09-10-2005 10:16 PM

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Originally Posted by Alienoid06
No...only a little girl would flame someone... ;)

I see now. Nah, I'm not even enough of an expert on your Petey Williamses and your Chris Sabins to argue how good they are or not, so I'm safe. Plus I think Carlito are Cena are quite good in the ring, anyway.

Plus, I think anyone that can put up with the current toning down of the product, pathetic storylines, etc. is a "real wrestling fan".

Well, wrestling isn't just about a 500-move match either. To say someone's a real wrestling fan only if they watch people with a certain moveset, or whatever is just as narrowminded.

I'm entertained by flyers, but I'd honestly rather watch something with some character to it. Don't get me wrong, I prefer both--The WWE would be a better placen if they had a dozen each of Angle, Michaels, Hart and Jericho in their respective primes--But I don't watch just for the atheleticism. I prefer good commentary, good promos, AND good matches. But the important thing is that Cena still has the capacity to entertain...Given most of the fuckers who talk about REAL wrestling wouldn't have given a fuck if not for mainstream wrestling being established by Rocks, Austins and Hogans, they need to really have a reality check.

Judging them on their moveset is foolish--The WWE (erroneously) thinks they're protecting their top talent (Injuries haven't gone down though). People act like Ultimo Dragon would be given a 30 minute match in a main event slot, and told to bust loose. No, but the matches are still entertaining. What annoys me though is when a couple of people get praised for being vanilla high-flyers with no personality or anything--Like this is a real sport. There's legitimate fighting out there for that. I just think it's asinine to deny that the success of the WWE is directly related to the fact that pro wrestling has always largely been about things like presence and charisma, not about moveset. WCW's CW division was not unwelcome, but it wasn't a top draw (Believe me, I wish it was...People like Kidman had star talent, but no place side by side with Kevin "I tore my quad typing this" Nash or Jeff Jarrett). This is one of the reasons I tried so hard to follow NWA TNA, but they keep dropping the ball. I'm hoping their TV deal changes that, but they couldn't even use Jeff Hardy right, and he's just a human spotfest. I'm not instilled with confidence.

Mr. Nerfect 09-10-2005 10:50 PM

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Originally Posted by Kane Knight
Well, wrestling isn't just about a 500-move match either. To say someone's a real wrestling fan only if they watch people with a certain moveset, or whatever is just as narrowminded.

I'm entertained by flyers, but I'd honestly rather watch something with some character to it. Don't get me wrong, I prefer both--The WWE would be a better placen if they had a dozen each of Angle, Michaels, Hart and Jericho in their respective primes--But I don't watch just for the atheleticism. I prefer good commentary, good promos, AND good matches. But the important thing is that Cena still has the capacity to entertain...Given most of the fuckers who talk about REAL wrestling wouldn't have given a fuck if not for mainstream wrestling being established by Rocks, Austins and Hogans, they need to really have a reality check.

Judging them on their moveset is foolish--The WWE (erroneously) thinks they're protecting their top talent (Injuries haven't gone down though). People act like Ultimo Dragon would be given a 30 minute match in a main event slot, and told to bust loose. No, but the matches are still entertaining. What annoys me though is when a couple of people get praised for being vanilla high-flyers with no personality or anything--Like this is a real sport. There's legitimate fighting out there for that. I just think it's asinine to deny that the success of the WWE is directly related to the fact that pro wrestling has always largely been about things like presence and charisma, not about moveset. WCW's CW division was not unwelcome, but it wasn't a top draw (Believe me, I wish it was...People like Kidman had star talent, but no place side by side with Kevin "I tore my quad typing this" Nash or Jeff Jarrett). This is one of the reasons I tried so hard to follow NWA TNA, but they keep dropping the ball. I'm hoping their TV deal changes that, but they couldn't even use Jeff Hardy right, and he's just a human spotfest. I'm not instilled with confidence.

They're some pretty wise words. And you're right, wrestling needs to have several elemnets to really deliver on all bases.

What really gets under my skin is that the WWE delivers on some of these constantly, but it can never quite get everything right. I like it when RAW has one good match to really carry the show into greatness. Angle vs. Shelton two weeks ago was an example of that. I don't care that every match wasn't up to that standard, because that match covered the wrestling base for that show.

The WWE has cruiserweights, but it never truly covers the base with them. A 7-minute match between a Paul London and a Nunzio instead of an unnecissary pillow fight could go a long way towards that.

Right now Ken Kennedy and Christian are carrying the charisma portion of SmackDown!, while Batista is doing his job at being the megastar and JBL as the top heel. It doesn't matter that the top two aren't amazing technicians, I still care about what they're doing.

The WWE isn't all shit, but when it doesn't quite cover all the bases, eliminating some for others that we as wrestling fans don't want to see (useless Diva segments) it gets a bit annoying.

There's plenty of time for their less-wrestling based crap, but if they highlight their crap with even crappier crap, it becomes obvious we're watching crap.

Kane Knight 09-10-2005 11:22 PM

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Originally Posted by Alienoid06
They're some pretty wise words. And you're right, wrestling needs to have several elemnets to really deliver on all bases.

What really gets under my skin is that the WWE delivers on some of these constantly, but it can never quite get everything right. I like it when RAW has one good match to really carry the show into greatness. Angle vs. Shelton two weeks ago was an example of that. I don't care that every match wasn't up to that standard, because that match covered the wrestling base for that show.

The WWE has cruiserweights, but it never truly covers the base with them. A 7-minute match between a Paul London and a Nunzio instead of an unnecissary pillow fight could go a long way towards that.

Right now Ken Kennedy and Christian are carrying the charisma portion of SmackDown!, while Batista is doing his job at being the megastar and JBL as the top heel. It doesn't matter that the top two aren't amazing technicians, I still care about what they're doing.

The WWE isn't all shit, but when it doesn't quite cover all the bases, eliminating some for others that we as wrestling fans don't want to see (useless Diva segments) it gets a bit annoying.

There's plenty of time for their less-wrestling based crap, but if they highlight their crap with even crappier crap, it becomes obvious we're watching crap.

The WWE certainly does get it. Seeing Shelton/Michaels was a solid reminder that they KNOW what they're doing...Sometimes. Occasionally I will see a KILLER CW match (Usually on Velocity), and I will be reminded of what there is to like about them. Shelton/Angle was greatness. And yet the WWE flops around with pop appeal. Trying to get people to watch them for T&A...When you can get hotter chicks in better action on other channels. Reality TV shows. Shit like that. It'd really be nice if they worked on the wrestling first. I mean, they've had and lost some of the best talent in the world. They've fired better talent than most of the wrestling world will ever be able to book.

When I first started posting in wrestling, there was a vocal group of fucktards who argued that real wrestling was a dive off a balcony into broken lightbulbs and thumbtacks. Sadistic reminds me of these guys to a large extent. They eventually went away because the silent majority of wrestling fans finally spoke the fuck up, but it's shit like this that can seriously fuck someone up.

Batsu 09-10-2005 11:57 PM

The question is...what use are those names to WWE except for them to screw a bunch of booted wrestlers out of their ability to earn money? It's not like they're gonna make some "Fake Dudleyz", "Fake Kidman", or "Fake Credibles" like they did with Diesel and Razor Ramon in the '90s....

I saw a commercial for a ECW Hardcore Homecoming recently, that showed the Dudley Boyz...they were advertised as follows:

"Yes, even THEY are coming!"

Mr. Nerfect 09-11-2005 05:38 AM

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Originally Posted by Kane Knight
The WWE certainly does get it. Seeing Shelton/Michaels was a solid reminder that they KNOW what they're doing...Sometimes. Occasionally I will see a KILLER CW match (Usually on Velocity), and I will be reminded of what there is to like about them. Shelton/Angle was greatness. And yet the WWE flops around with pop appeal. Trying to get people to watch them for T&A...When you can get hotter chicks in better action on other channels. Reality TV shows. Shit like that. It'd really be nice if they worked on the wrestling first. I mean, they've had and lost some of the best talent in the world. They've fired better talent than most of the wrestling world will ever be able to book.

When I first started posting in wrestling, there was a vocal group of fucktards who argued that real wrestling was a dive off a balcony into broken lightbulbs and thumbtacks. Sadistic reminds me of these guys to a large extent. They eventually went away because the silent majority of wrestling fans finally spoke the fuck up, but it's shit like this that can seriously fuck someone up.

That crazy shit is sick. I can stand the occasional "educated bump", but I don't think I'd be satisfied knowing that it was ME that personw as trying to please by nearly killing themselves. Especially when I do not expect that of ANYONE, let alone an entertainer.

Mr. Nerfect 09-11-2005 05:40 AM

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Originally Posted by Batsu
The question is...what use are those names to WWE except for them to screw a bunch of booted wrestlers out of their ability to earn money? It's not like they're gonna make some "Fake Dudleyz", "Fake Kidman", or "Fake Credibles" like they did with Diesel and Razor Ramon in the '90s....

I saw a commercial for a ECW Hardcore Homecoming recently, that showed the Dudley Boyz...they were advertised as follows:

"Yes, even THEY are coming!"

"THEY" is actually a pretty good way to advertise The Dudleyz, IMO.

Pepsi Man 09-11-2005 06:07 AM

This is actually kind of ridiculous. I'm glad now that the real WWF managed to defeat the WWE in a court of law. WWE is just some fly-by-night promotion that had to rely on the overness of panda bears and shrubs.

Kane Knight 09-11-2005 09:53 AM

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Originally Posted by Pepsi Man
This is actually kind of ridiculous. I'm glad now that the real WWF managed to defeat the WWE in a court of law. WWE is just some fly-by-night promotion that had to rely on the overness of panda bears and shrubs.

To be fair, the Panda did jump sides in the middle of his contract. That bastard. :foc:

Kane Knight 09-11-2005 09:55 AM

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Originally Posted by Alienoid06
That crazy shit is sick. I can stand the occasional "educated bump", but I don't think I'd be satisfied knowing that it was ME that personw as trying to please by nearly killing themselves. Especially when I do not expect that of ANYONE, let alone an entertainer.

Maybe that's it. It's a power thing. Pathetic wankers who get off on how these people will literally destroy themselves for tiny quantities of cash.

KayfabeMan 09-11-2005 10:01 AM

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Originally Posted by Kane Knight
But seriously, even the guy who likes CZW here is comparing them to bumfights and Jackass--British edition...How can any legit wrestling fan take them seriously? Maybe they have good talent. and maybe there are some legitimately entertaining fuckwits in backyard wrestling, but who gives a shit?

I don't enjoy any of their deathmatch, etc. type bullshit, and I don't belive that there are any talented guys involved in that aspect of their promotion; but like you said, and as I meant, no one can take them seriously.

That is unfortunate for the guys I'm talking about, like Quackenbush [one of the best actual wrestlers and most adaptable guys out there], Rave, etc. - who worked on the shows, but their matches are often overshadowed by a great deal of those shit matches.

I still laugh everytime I see their DVD's on the shelves at SPEC's, etc.

Kane Knight 09-11-2005 10:10 AM

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Originally Posted by KayfabeMan
I don't enjoy any of their deathmatch, etc. type bullshit, and I don't belive that there are any talented guys involved in that aspect of their promotion; but like you said, and as I meant, no one can take them seriously.

That is unfortunate for the guys I'm talking about, like Quackenbush [one of the best actual wrestlers and most adaptable guys out there], Rave, etc. - who worked on the shows, but their matches are often overshadowed by a great deal of those shit matches.

I still laugh everytime I see their DVD's on the shelves at SPEC's, etc.

That's the thing. I can't take them seriously if they're going to run with promoting this shit most of all.

Hell, I couldn't even take TNA seriously with JJ at the top and Dusty onscreen...No matter how "phenomenal" AJ Styles is....Hopefully that changes now that Dusty's ruining the WWE and TNA seems serious about a real TV deal.

.44 Magdalene 09-11-2005 01:37 PM

I said it once, I'll say it again.


Justin Fringement.

Kane Knight 09-11-2005 04:06 PM

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Originally Posted by The Critic
I said it once, I'll say it again.


Justin Fringement.

Justin othervictim.

Mr. JL 09-11-2005 05:21 PM

Justin Credulous

Mr. Nerfect 09-11-2005 10:47 PM

LOL, these Peter Polaco names are Justin Genius. :shifty:

KayfabeMan 09-12-2005 12:51 AM

These names, much like his ring skills are....

Justin Tolerable

:shifty:

KingofOldSchool 09-12-2005 01:01 AM

Justin Time.

Kane Knight 09-12-2005 10:58 AM

I hear his girlfriend is Justin Flatable.


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