EWNCW - E Wrestling News Championship Wrestling

[chunkkynutzzz]

so many things poppin off ,but the trap is back jumpin in tommys words ..yes tommy said the trap is back jumpin (his exact words)

Ewncw is swingin in a new fight and its the first round defending the crown .. so with that said , thank god everything is still a go..i replied to the announcement made from tt and I CSN ASSURE THE FUTURE IS LOOKIN HEAVENLY

IC AS MD: RESPECT THE G.O.D. FOR WHEN HE SPEAKS , YOU WILL BE FORCED TO LISTEN AND THEN CANT REJECT THE DEADLY WAYS HE CAN PUT UPON YOUR MIND,BODY,AND SOUL.
guide yourself awat and not to me, for you will regret the outcome if i let you see it.

its only a matter of time .
As I Am The Last Alive.

MARK OF THE BEAST

[Grind_Bastard]

Romulus: You...are helping me? Very well. If your services are meritorious, you will be compensated for your noble deed. Now carry on.

Carlin: Ok, let's see...

OOC: This one will take a bit longer to be properly phrased and fully explained, and I'm on my second Jim Beam Cola. Bear with me, please.

[Grind_Bastard]

Carlin: First of all, this ain't my own thinking. I read this on Patrick Colm Hogan's "Cognitive Science, Literature and the Arts", a book you can find a preview of here. He is exemplifying the concept I'm trying to explain with music, but I think this applies too.

Before we start, we have to assume that human minds have two types of memory: short term and long term memory. Short term memory is cyclical, and has a short span between those cycles, about thirty seconds. When there is a stream of new information input that overwhelms this cycle span, memory struggles to keep on until it cannot cope with it, losing track of what's going on, thus leading to process this new information as the same. Therefore, as the brain is registering this information as the same, leads to boredom.

Applying this theory to your case, Romulus, your outstanding dominion of language leads you to elaborate your sentences and syntax a bit too much for the attention span of people, which means your message is not properly delivered to the audience. Therefore, you should find an appropriate blend between elaborate and appealing language. I'm not saying that you should resource to plain statements worthy of the most simple minds. Try not to be obscure and baroque, but elaborate and pristine. You should find a path between the Neandertal-ish way of communicating that those Jimmys on Jersey Shore use, and an unintelligible mumbo-jumbo that not even the sharpest mind can follow. And, in my opinion, you are closer to this second option I'm stating here.

But don't you think that this phenomenon applies only to the inferior minds of the serfs, no. Colm Hogan (who I believe has a mind way above the average) admits he experiences this confusion when facing Arnold Schoenberg's piano compositions. This phenomenon applies both to the most obtuse and the most brilliant minds. Therefore, I suggest you tone down your language a little bit if you want your message reach as many consciences as possible.

OOC: I don't have the copy of "Cognitive Science, Literature and the Arts" with myself, I borrowed it from my University's library, so I can't tell which Schoenberg's piece Hogan is referring. I'd have to resource to my notes, but I don't know exactly where they are, and it is a bit late here to bother. it is a pity this comes in IC in the main thread, as it can be used in a promo within a show, and in case I use it, it won't be as effective as it can be, but still, I'm glad I can use this as IC material, even though is a bit of a trick, as Carlin doesn't necessarily know about this, but the real life man behind the character does, and he (me) is using it for his own advantage.

[CM Rock-Austin]

Van: Didn't need to know nor care enough either.

DJ: That's what I just said -_-

Rosita: Puta estupida, I swear

[Tommy Thunder]

Carlin: First of all, this ain't my own thinking. I read this on Patrick Colm Hogan's "Cognitive Science, Literature and the Arts", a book you can find a preview of here. He is exemplifying the concept I'm trying to explain with music, but I think this applies too.

Before we start, we have to assume that human minds have two types of memory: short term and long term memory. Short term memory is cyclical, and has a short span between those cycles, about thirty seconds. When there is a stream of new information input that overwhelms this cycle span, memory struggles to keep on until it cannot cope with it, losing track of what's going on, thus leading to process this new information as the same. Therefore, as the brain is registering this information as the same, leads to boredom.

Applying this theory to your case, Romulus, your outstanding dominion of language leads you to elaborate your sentences and syntax a bit too much for the attention span of people, which means your message is not properly delivered to the audience. Therefore, you should find an appropriate blend between elaborate and appealing language. I'm not saying that you should resource to plain statements worthy of the most simple minds. Try not to be obscure and baroque, but elaborate and pristine. You should find a path between the Neandertal-ish way of communicating that those Jimmys on Jersey Shore use, and an unintelligible mumbo-jumbo that not even the sharpest mind can follow. And, in my opinion, you are closer to this second option I'm stating here.

But don't you think that this phenomenon applies only to the inferior minds of the serfs, no. Colm Hogan (who I believe has a mind way above the average) admits he experiences this confusion when facing Arnold Schoenberg's piano compositions. This phenomenon applies both to the most obtuse and the most brilliant minds. Therefore, I suggest you tone down your language a little bit if you want your message reach as many consciences as possible.

OOC: I don't have the copy of "Cognitive Science, Literature and the Arts" with myself, I borrowed it from my University's library, so I can't tell which Schoenberg's piece Hogan is referring. I'd have to resource to my notes, but I don't know exactly where they are, and it is a bit late here to bother. it is a pity this comes in IC in the main thread, as it can be used in a promo within a show, and in case I use it, it won't be as effective as it can be, but still, I'm glad I can use this as IC material, even though is a bit of a trick, as Carlin doesn't necessarily know about this, but the real life man behind the character does, and he (me) is using it for his own advantage.

This is fantastic! Putting your degree to good use

Great work from everyone! Keep up the excellent work!

[Asherdelampyr]

Mr. Blood: Another show dies, and we are still standing. Without the bullshit politics of Brutality in the way it's time we take on the assholes walkin around here thinking they are tag legends. Time to shatter some delusions, and open some eyes. We are Black Blooded. There is not a team out there, not Team 3D, not the LOD, not the Fabulous Freebirds, not even the Rock and Roll Express that had both the charisma and the sheer ass-kicking ability that is our fucking trademark all over this shithole of an industry.

Mr. Black: We are the only tag legends.

Mr. Blood: So it goes like this, who want's to come and get your ass beat. Come one, come all. We'll make ya famous.

[K2Jelly]

Carlin: First of all, this ain't my own thinking. I read this on Patrick Colm Hogan's "Cognitive Science, Literature and the Arts", a book you can find a preview of here. He is exemplifying the concept I'm trying to explain with music, but I think this applies too.

Before we start, we have to assume that human minds have two types of memory: short term and long term memory. Short term memory is cyclical, and has a short span between those cycles, about thirty seconds. When there is a stream of new information input that overwhelms this cycle span, memory struggles to keep on until it cannot cope with it, losing track of what's going on, thus leading to process this new information as the same. Therefore, as the brain is registering this information as the same, leads to boredom.

Applying this theory to your case, Romulus, your outstanding dominion of language leads you to elaborate your sentences and syntax a bit too much for the attention span of people, which means your message is not properly delivered to the audience. Therefore, you should find an appropriate blend between elaborate and appealing language. I'm not saying that you should resource to plain statements worthy of the most simple minds. Try not to be obscure and baroque, but elaborate and pristine. You should find a path between the Neandertal-ish way of communicating that those Jimmys on Jersey Shore use, and an unintelligible mumbo-jumbo that not even the sharpest mind can follow. And, in my opinion, you are closer to this second option I'm stating here.

But don't you think that this phenomenon applies only to the inferior minds of the serfs, no. Colm Hogan (who I believe has a mind way above the average) admits he experiences this confusion when facing Arnold Schoenberg's piano compositions. This phenomenon applies both to the most obtuse and the most brilliant minds. Therefore, I suggest you tone down your language a little bit if you want your message reach as many consciences as possible.

OOC: I don't have the copy of "Cognitive Science, Literature and the Arts" with myself, I borrowed it from my University's library, so I can't tell which Schoenberg's piece Hogan is referring. I'd have to resource to my notes, but I don't know exactly where they are, and it is a bit late here to bother. it is a pity this comes in IC in the main thread, as it can be used in a promo within a show, and in case I use it, it won't be as effective as it can be, but still, I'm glad I can use this as IC material, even though is a bit of a trick, as Carlin doesn't necessarily know about this, but the real life man behind the character does, and he (me) is using it for his own advantage.

Romulus: Interesting. Patrick Colm Hogan is what I can construe as a "chosen" one such as myself for such syntactics cannot be processed by the debilitated minds of the serfs. However, I have been affable for too long. You and the remaining congregate of deceivers will be castigated unless you are made humble. If such a course of submissiveness is too much for your pride to tolerate, I have no room for degrading myself to their measly standards.

[VanHooliganX]

DJ: That's what I just said -_-

Rosita: Puta estupida, I swear

Van: I know. It's called confirming and adding that I don't care. Please learn the English language if you're going to talk to me.

[wrestlingfan66513]

Mr. Blood: Another show dies, and we are still standing. Without the bullshit politics of Brutality in the way it's time we take on the assholes walkin around here thinking they are tag legends. Time to shatter some delusions, and open some eyes. We are Black Blooded. There is not a team out there, not Team 3D, not the LOD, not the Fabulous Freebirds, not even the Rock and Roll Express that had both the charisma and the sheer ass-kicking ability that is our fucking trademark all over this shithole of an industry.

Mr. Black: We are the only tag legends.

Mr. Blood: So it goes like this, who want's to come and get your ass beat. Come one, come all. We'll make ya famous.

Pride: If you take a closer look, you will see that my brother and I hold half of Brutalities titles, while you two are at the bottom of the chain, we are at the top.

Sorrow: And while we may be retiring these titles soon, you can bet that whatever show we get put on, the patrons of the arts will witness our rise to glory once more.

Pride: It will just be a different place but the same result. And whether no matter who stands in our way, we will demonstrate the glorious power of the arts.

[Asherdelampyr]

Pride: If you take a closer look, you will see that my brother and I hold half of Brutalities titles, while you two are at the bottom of the chain, we are at the top.

Sorrow: And while we may be retiring these titles soon, you can bet that whatever show we get put on, the patrons of the arts will witness our rise to glory once more.

Pride: It will just be a different place but the same result. And whether no matter who stands in our way, we will demonstrate the glorious power of the arts.

Mr. Blood: Maybe you boys misheard, we're looking for fighters, not a couple of fancy-prancin Nancy-boys. Tell you what, why don't you two go and run along now, we didn't become the EWNCW Hardcore tag champs, not to mention the JBW Tag champs by dancin around like you fairies, we did it by beating the living fuck out of anyone stupid enough to be in our way. Let's face it all we see when taking a closer look at you two fucks is that the stain on your little dancer outfit isn't ranch dressing.

Mr. Black: Fuckin Fairies.