Chocolate Blades of Thunder

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Originally Posted by Wade Barrett 1979

Wrestling logic for wrestling fans, now we know why. :D

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That's what I find to be the worst part... I assume that these are people and not programmable robots. Their bodies tell them when they are hungry but I would assume that they choose which food to eat. And if the said food is not to their liking, I would assume that they would pick a different food or way of cooking this food in order to successfully sustain life. Why is it then that they cannot apply the same basic principles from life to their everyday choices? If you don't like what TNA gives you, don't watch it. If you think the WWE is shit, turn the channel. Would you really go on the internet and proceed to claim the near end of a chain like Wal-Mart because you bought a loaf of stale bread? Or claim that because you once ate a better hamburger at the local "mom and pop" joint, they are INFINATELY better than McDonalds in all regards, without question?

I know this is just me blowing my own exhaust fumes on the highway traffic of the EWN, but I can't for the life of me see how there are SO many fans of this product that have an I.Q. comparable to a package of Ramen Noodles, yet still think it themselves to be such a "my way is the only right way" type of fan to come online to chat with some of the most intellectual and bright people I have ever met on the internet. It's the equivalent of a fish telling an octopus that he doesn't swim the right way.


Okay, let me hop on down from my high horse now...

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Originally Posted by Bodom

The seating chart for TNA Lockdown in San Antonio

http://media.ticketmaster.com/tm/en-...ps/dal/46582s.

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Where are your seats at Bodom :confused:

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Originally Posted by Darkside Ron Garvin

Where are your seats at Bodom :confused:

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The Alamodome doesn't have a dinosaur-accessible section.

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Originally Posted by Darkside Ron Garvin

That's what I find to be the worst part... I assume that these are people and not programmable robots. Their bodies tell them when they are hungry but I would assume that they choose which food to eat. And if the said food is not to their liking, I would assume that they would pick a different food or way of cooking this food in order to successfully sustain life. Why is it then that they cannot apply the same basic principles from life to their everyday choices? If you don't like what TNA gives you, don't watch it. If you think the WWE is shit, turn the channel. Would you really go on the internet and proceed to claim the near end of a chain like Wal-Mart because you bought a loaf of stale bread? Or claim that because you once ate a better hamburger at the local "mom and pop" joint, they are INFINATELY better than McDonalds in all regards, without question?

I know this is just me blowing my own exhaust fumes on the highway traffic of the EWN, but I can't for the life of me see how there are SO many fans of this product that have an I.Q. comparable to a package of Ramen Noodles, yet still think it themselves to be such a "my way is the only right way" type of fan to come online to chat with some of the most intellectual and bright people I have ever met on the internet. It's the equivalent of a fish telling an octopus that he doesn't swim the right way.


Okay, let me hop on down from my high horse now...

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That's the thing I suppose we have to get used to with the internet, every yahoo can now put their opinion out there no matter how 'creative.'

I guess I'll just have to keep this ':rolleyes:' on standby a lot. :D

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Originally Posted by Bodom

The Alamodome doesn't have a dinosaur-accessible section.

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I think he was hoping for a wrestling buddy to share a few nachos with.

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Originally Posted by Bodom

The Alamodome doesn't have a dinosaur-accessible section.

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So along with racist, sexist, and hatred towards ANYONE considered not 100% heterosexual, I also come to find out on this site that Texans in general are “Species-ists” as well? We are a regular melting pot of acceptance :rolleyes:

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Originally Posted by Wade Barrett 1979

That's the thing I suppose we have to get used to with the internet, every yahoo can now put their opinion out there no matter how 'creative.'

I guess I'll just have to keep this ':rolleyes:' on standby a lot. :D

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Sometimes, I wish the price of a computer would have stayed in the $50k range so not everyone with access to the internet could join in on conversations. Of course, if you were to pass an aptitude test geared towards public decorum then the price would reduce significantly. As to the smiley’s, I try to keep them ready to go at the drop of a dime.

And no, that one I posted to Bods doesn't count as Bods has quite the intellect so it was meant for the sarcastic face of humor rather than the eye roll of pure disgust for a person ;)

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Originally Posted by Wade Barrett 1979

I think he was hoping for a wrestling buddy to share a few nachos with.

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If he wants to pick up the airfare, I'd be more than happy to go.

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Originally Posted by Wade Barrett 1979

I think he was hoping for a wrestling buddy to share a few nachos with.

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While I am not opposed to sharing good times at a wrestling event with good people, I am opposed to sharing my Nachos with anyone who isn't my wife... Her fingers are the only ones able to double dip the cheese on my plate :o

Apparently, Storage Wars "star" Dave Hester went to the head honchos at A&E to complain about producers rigging the lockers. Their response? "Yuuup! You're fired."

Dude's now suing and blowing the lid off the entire sham.

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Originally Posted by Bodom

If he wants to pick up the airfare, I'd be more than happy to go.

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I'm sure if you brought Corebore back he'd arrange something amicable for the three of you.