I'm aware.

suuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuure you are

Providence Peep's tea has gone cold.

TNA does it and it reeks of desperation trying to act hip.

BAHGAWD THAT STAN HAS A FAMILY

STANS GOT TO MAN UP BOI

Dear Mr. I'm Too Good To Call Or Write My Fans,

ah fuck man stan didn't have a family because he killed them :(

this will be the last package i ever send your ass

Why dont you just use twitter and not say anything creepy?

I legit spoke to Chubby Brown once.

I played Simpsons trivia on AIM chat with the TV geek from Beat the Geeks. Beat em.

Did you guys know John Morrison and Lacey Von Erich are in a relationship with each other?

do John Morrison and Lacey Von Erich know they are in a relationship with each other?

I added Jamie Keys and the ring announcer Ashley Valance as their real names. But never really messaged them, but Jamie's pic shows up that I could message here though. Usually even if celebs have a real one, they usually arent available to chat.

Do you realize how big of a creep you're coming off as in this thread?

Wasn't that Zack Ryder's gimmick for a while?

WWE Superstars on Facebook
 

OK, so The Rock gave out the address of his Facebook account on Raw. But what's also super cool is that a few of his "friends" on FB are also WWE Superstars and when I friended them they accepted my friend request. Then from there, I was able to reach the FB profiles of several other WWE Superstars and they, too, accepted my friend request.

Now, I'm not saying I have a whole bunch of new best friends, or that I'll be having lunch with any of them, or anything like that. But when I came here a few days ago and said I was thinking of trying to contact the WWE Superstars on Facebook, you guys mocked me as if it couldn't be done or as if any and all FB profiles of them are fakes. Well, I guess you were wrong.

Just thought you should know, in case of you want to try to contact them, as well.

Why are you obsessed with this?

I just reread this thread, and no one mocked you because they didn't think it was possible. They mocked you because you sounded creepy as fuck agonizing about whether or not to contact a wrestler on their facebook page. There were a few posters who mentioned fake accounts but even YOU admitted you knew there were thousands of fake accounts so really you didn't prove anything and come off sounding even more creepy and lame. The end result is you proved no one wrong because there was no one to prove wrong. You basically did what I'm sure thousands of other WWE fans did after the Rock gave his shit out on RAW. Congrats on whatever it is you felt you were proving, which turned out to be nothing.

Don't really get why you thought this deserved another thread.

It was weird before. Now it's creepy.

And let's face it, the ones that do set up real accounts aren't open for the public to find. They're private. They probably have one real account and one "business" account, if they care about having a real account at all.

I see what you're saying, and yeah, there are TONS of FAKES out there so of course its natural to be skeptical. But see, the thing is, someone I used to work out here in RI has a couple of friends who work backstage or in the office at WWE, and those people he's friends with who work for WWE are friends with a couple of Superstars. So, one thing leads to another, and its fairly easy for me to see whose legit on FB and who isn't.

Why do I care? Why am I doing this? Well really, it's just a test to see which ones accept my friend request, which ones respond to the note I send them, which ones do both, and which ones do neither. Mark Henry, for instance, has done neither, but that's no big loss.

Silk Stalkings: Providence Peep

Get a job, creep.

As if none of you would do the same thing I thing if you knew which profiles were legit.

I would not do that, because I am not their friend.

OK, so every fan who tries to contact a WWE Superstar on FB is a stalker?

Yah pretty much I don't go around adding people who I've never interacted with in my life just because they're famous. It's fucking creepy and your obsession with it is even creepier.

If a more established, well-liked TPWW poster were doing it, you guys would think it's great. Whatever.

Kris P. Lettus probably does it.

There's a big difference between liking something, or friending a promotional account and digging around to find someone's real Facebook account, going as far as friending someone who works for the company and sneak around in their friend list.

Difference between tweeting someone like Tazz on a public, largely known account and searching for his private twitter account that only his friends and family know of. That's the problem I have with it. It's cool to contact them and talk with them, through the right channels. It's like the difference between meeting CM Punk in the bathroom at a restaurant and passing him in a car and following him to his hotel.