Chocolate Blades of Thunder

[Bodom]

My Dad recently told me he wanted grandkids. I laughed at him.

[Robstar]

My Dad recently told me he wanted grandkids. I laughed at him.

So, hopefully you're not an only child? It's ok for him to want grandkids but grandparents just spoil them and sugar them up and send them back to you

[Bodom]

So, hopefully you're not an only child? It's ok for him to want grandkids but grandparents just spoil them and sugar them up and send them back to you

I have a sister. Pretty much his only chance lol.

[Grind_Bastard]

Lucky me, I have two sisters and they already have kids. No weight on my shoulders.

[Robstar]

I have a sister. Pretty much his only chance lol.

Unless we got married of course Bodom

[Iron Ape]

How dare you put others before us. Hope they were fully insured?

It took almost the entirety of Wednesday for them to figure out that, yes, they were covered. I can't imagine how that would have played if that had gone the other way.

Good to see you back Ape, I assume the problems in your basement are totally under control.

Thanks, bro. Yeah, I was actually up almost all night last Monday dealing with the seepage/leaking in the basement, and then it just completely stopped Tuesday morning even though it was still raining. Nothing of real value ended up damaged, so it all ended up just being more of a headache than anything else. I mean, it could have been worse; I could have ended up with a tree where my house should be, you know?

[Automatic]

Scott is trying to get as much possible.

Scott Steiner filed another lawsuit against TNA today in Nashville Chancery Court, according to The Nashville City Paper.

Steiner, in his latest lawsuit, alleges that TNA allowed a chemically incapacitated Jeff Hardy in the ring during a house show in Mount Pleasant, Michigan "while under the influence of alcohol and possibly drugs" according to the report. This time, Steiner claims TNA allowed wrestler Jeff Hardy to enter the ring during a match last year in Mount Pleasant, Mich., while under the influence of alcohol and possibly drugs.

Steiner, who is claiming nerve damage to his neck and back as well as an injury to his biceps due to Hardy's work while allegedly intoxicated, is alleging that "[TNA] knew or should have known that their agent, employee, representative, and/or servant was too incapacitated, intoxicated and/or under the influence of a controlled substance and should not have been allowed to enter the ring thus endangering the life, health, well being and safety of Scott Rechsteiner."

The Nashville City Paper cites that Hulk Hogan was responsible for "writing and approving the script" of the bout (which sounds off on paper, considering it was a house show).

Steiner is seeking $750,000 in damages.

Steiner and TNA have a hearing set on 11/30 in regard to TNA attempting to dismiss Steiner's first suit against the company, a counter-suit filed alleging they breached his contract for failing to give a proper accounting of royalties owed as well as failed to pay royalties. TNA's argument is that Steiner, contractually, has to give them 30 days' notice of the breach and to give them a chance to repair it before he can file for breach legally. That suit is in response to TNA suing Steiner for disparaging the company and its management, including Hulk Hogan, Dixie Carter and Eric Bischoff, via his Twitter account.

TNA has not yet been served with the lawsuit.

PWInsider.com will have more on the new lawsuit tomorrow.

I'd probably do the same.

[magglis]

Ape is back.Nice to have you back man

[Darkside Ron Garvin]

Nothing of real value ended up damaged, so it all ended up just being more of a headache than anything else. I mean, it could have been worse; I could have ended up with a tree where my house should be, you know?

Glad to hear you made it out with a minimal amount of damage taken to your house and that all is well with you. I know you were pretty worried about the basement but it is better to go through the headache of preparation than to deal with the heart attack of what the outcome of being unprepared can result in.

What pisses me off, is when people *Steve* says should OF instead of should HAVE!

If you can't use proper grammar, or you cannot spell, you should fuck off the internet

"you should <stay the> fuck off the internet"... Just sayin

I don't think the grammatical errors would bother me if not for two simple facts.

(1) My mother was an English teacher so proper grammar was a must the majority of my lifetime

(2) It's not that fucking hard to use a spell-checker before you post something online. If the only image one can grasp of me is by the words I choose to input into this text bar before I press "Post Quick Reply", I am going to be damn sure I choose ones that will make what I am trying to convey come across as clear as possible... But then again this logic also takes into the account the fact that I actually care to not sound completely ignorant (even if I am from the South )

[Awesome Bomb]