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IT'S STILL REAL TO THEM, DAMMIT!
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The following is in response to this article: http://www.wwe.com/inside/news/surpriseschairmanvigil To paraphrase and now blatantly copy the old Saturday Night Live skit, "Mr. McMahon is still presumed dead". Sorry, I couldn't help myself. Why, you ask? Well, this angle is turning downright despicable. WWE knows that some fans (bless their souls) believe that Vince really blew up in the limo and, as much as I can't believe I am writing this, are actually mourning his "death". The people who set up a vigil in front of WWE headquarters yesterday were real fans, not plants. Yeah, I know. It scares me too. So, when the company does something like market a autographed Mr. McMahon package on their website with the tag that it may be the last thing he ever signed, which they did yesterday, well that's just downright wrong to me. But, what do I know. From PWInsider. LOL, Wow... |
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(That picture is apparently a fan mourning Vince's death from WWE.com's ECW pictures in case you don't get it.) |
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That is the most beautiful thing I have ever seen. "You will always be our chairman." :'( :'( :'( :'( :'( |
Oh, it says champion.
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LOL, I thought it said "Chairman" at first too.
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Ok, I'll go ahead and just say it.
This is the greatest fucking angle of all-time. lol. are you kidding me? |
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He is still dead to me, damnit...wait, that didn't come out quiet right.
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You know what, there are people who think that the shit that goes on on soap operas is real. If someone is so stupid as to think that Vince is really dead, then FUCK THEM, we laugh at them, HA HA HAHA!
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seriously, I love it. I love all the people who think this is going to far. I hope they push the line about as far as they can push it. I really never thought this would be getting half the reaction it's been getting thus far. I can't wait till Monday. They should start killing of more guys.
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They should kill off the entire McMahon family and have Ted Turner come in and announce that after whoever the last McMahon to die is he was to take over the company. Even for one or two shots where he puts Bischoff in charge.
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I may actually have to start watching again... this is GOLD! :rofl:
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Yes at the end of each RAW we can blow somebody else up....next Week Triple H.
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Then when he returns they can have pissed off talent or whoever go out and pull it down like Saddam's statue. |
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John Cena Works for me...(Shrugs)
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I;ve got 4 words for you.....Lita, Strap On, Dom.
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VKM (TNA) should start showing up at places like this memorial and start cutting promos that they are the ones that blew up the limo. A picture of a crying mark would be priceless and the publicity for them could be gold. :lol:
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I wish I had thought of this. A vigil outside Titan Towewrs would have been hilarious.
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LOL, a TPWW vigil would be awesome.
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The Scarey thing WWKD, you said the same thing the LAST time I said that over a year ago! LMAO!:rofl: |
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LC, I am glad to know somebody around here isn't jaded.
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UPDATED SIG!!!
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ROFL at the random Eugene bear
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Alright, fair enough I will WWKD.
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If I lived near Titan Towers I'd have posted a sign.....
"FROM THE IWC- THANK YOU!" Take it how you will *<strike>post</strike>shurgs* |
They need to do a Vince McMahon tribute package set to the song "You Start The Fire" which was used for Bret Hart years ago.
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The door swings open, he steps out a little ashy and aggrivated, kicks the door and then puts the limo in the STFU. |
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Then he'd get a "controversial" reaction as he parades around the parking lot hoisting the spinner belt in the air and declaring that "The Champ is Here".
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All of this is still unbelieveable and funny. I would really shit myself if someone drove all the way from Texas to Conneticut just to pay tribute like they said.:rofl:
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Poor Limotron
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Did anyone else notice the WWE pic with the teddy bear at the very bottom, that reads "VMK"?
I'm telling you, marks are idiots. I know a while ago people brought up the difference between "smarks" and marks, and said that all smarks are basically marks. This proves otherwise. |
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Lita botches bad in this XXX girl on girl unintentional snuff film. |
So what if some people actually believe it's real. That's no reason not to do the angle. That's a reason for someone to seriously step into these people's lives whether they are little kids or just mentally retarded adults and break the news that it's all just a show. The rest of us shouldn't have to go without one of the great angles in the history of wrestling because of these people.
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Fatherless Day for Shane & Stephanie
By Mike McAvennie Written: June 15, 2007 Sunday marks Father’s Day in many countries around the world. This year, however, the world of sports-entertainment finds itself without its patriarch, who is presumed dead following a limousine explosion Monday night, moments before Raw ended. On a more important and personal note, Shane and Stephanie McMahon will not be able to celebrate the individual whom our fans and Superstars called Mr. McMahon, the childhood sweetheart whom Linda lovingly acknowledged as her husband—or the man they’ve known their entire lives simply as “Dad.” On a day when restaurants book family dinner reservations to capacity, the McMahons will mourn privately in their respective households. In those same homes, coffee mugs with “World’s Greatest Dad” etched into ceramic will remain inside their cupboards, while porcelain cups and saucers are used to welcome the relatives and friends who drop by and pay their respects. Neither Shane nor Stephanie have been seen around WWE World Headquarters in Stamford this week. They’re not replying to e-mails relating to business, nor are they answering phone calls from nosy reporters. Their only comments come from a statement released at a press conference in Stamford on Wednesday. And after their sudden, tragic loss, it’s completely understandable. It is not our place to claim that anyone’s personal loss is greater than another’s. But consider how Shane and Stephanie must head into Father’s Day grieving with two families. There’s the family that together spent summer vacations and holidays, attended school plays, graduations and weddings. Then there’s the competitive unit that gets together to prepare for WrestleMania and every other WWE pay-per-view, that dominates inside the squared circle and at the business table, transforming a territory-based promotion into a sports-entertainment dynasty. Mr. McMahon was known as an avid weight-trainer, as evidenced by the April 2006 cover and feature inside Muscle & Fitness magazine. Now Shane and Stephanie must provide a very different strength for their loved ones. The sports-entertainment industry grieves for no one, not even Mr. McMahon, so now it’s up to his children to help their CEO mother shoulder the responsibilities inherent within a billion-dollar company. On a smaller yet vastly more significant scale, Shane and Stephanie must provide those same shoulders for their own young children to cry on. They must find the words to tell them that their grandfather won’t be visiting their homes this Father’s Day. That he won’t be over to enjoy a backyard catch, or partake in an imaginary tea party. Whatever else you knew about the man, know that the one label he valued most before his seeming demise was not that of “WWE Chairman,” but of “grandfather.” The only cards found in the McMahon mailbox this weekend will be those of greatest sympathy; the only presents, fruit baskets and floral condolences. Shane and Stephanie McMahon no longer get to enjoy the privileges that Father’s Day offer. -------------------- :'( |
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