On Mon, 06 Nov 2006 00:44:46 GMT, "Mike Painter"
<mddotpainter@sbcglobal.net> with the help of a thousand monkeys
banging on keyboards, was finally able to type out the following:

Nemesis wrote:

On Sun, 05 Nov 2006 19:41:58 GMT, "Mike Painter"
<mddotpainter@sbcglobal.net> with the help of a thousand monkeys
banging on keyboards, was finally able to type out the following:

CrossfaceWalls wrote:

Dan Hibiki wrote:

Pro Wrestling is FAKE and has been since it started.

Some fans will claim to know it's fake when you reveal this
secret but logically, a person watching pro-wrestling even
though they know it's fake would be like an atheist going to
church every Sunday as a "hobby".

Pro Wrestling is fake and it's sickening that this ***** has
been allowed to continue on TV for so long when it is so obvious
if you have a good IQ.

HOLY ***** IT'S FAKE??????!!!!!!! I THOUGHT IT WAS REAL AND
STUFF!!!!!!!

Jesus christ, you are either a lurker who knows we've heard this
"troll" before like Gabbo or "Best Phil Collins song", or you are
just a fucking moron. I go with the latter.

I have personally known people who thought it was real and would
guess that the following is just the tip of an iceberg.

Which suggests that you only associate with stupid people, which
also suggests some things about you..

Unable to actually make a comment on the subject, nemoshit, who
can't come up with his own clever little sayings uses an ad hominem
to divert attention.

Like you just did with the "nemoshit" comment? I could suggest you
practice what you preach, but I suspect you're incapable of doing so.
But if you must know, I have met many adults who watch wrestling, yet
I've never met one who believed it was true, which suggests that my
comment regarding yourself and who you associate with was very valid.

"Lionel -- 12 years old and 170 pounds -- was doing the same moves
his favorite professional wrestlers perform on television, said
attorney Jim Lewis.
Wrestlers never get seriously injured when their opponents hit
them, jump on their chests or slam them to the ground, Lewis said.
So how could Lionel realize Tiffany would get hurt by similar
moves? She suffered a fractured skull, lacerated liver and 30
other injuries. Lionel, now 13 and charged as an adult, faces a
possible life sentence if convicted of first-degree murder during
a trial scheduled for this summer. Lewis plans to tell jurors that
Tiffany's death was not a crime, but a horrible accident abetted
by the professional wrestling associations, which he says peddle
violence without consequences to impressionable children. "This is
a kid who used poor judgment," Lewis said. "He didn't intend to
cause (Tiffany) any harm. He was playing. He was doing what he had
seen on television."
As pro wrestling exploded in popularity, Lionel's case was one of
four in 1999 where pro wrestling was blamed or cited when one child
beat to death another.
<snip>
a.. In Yakima, Wash., a 12-year-old boy was convicted of
second-degree murder after he killed his 19-month-old cousin by
repeatedly slamming him to the ground. He used a move called the
"jackknife power bomb," where the wrestler lifts his opponent above
his head and throws him down. When the boy grew tired from throwing
his cousin, he sat down and watched Brady Bunch reruns.
b.. In Dallas, a 7-year-old boy ran across the room and struck his
3-year-old brother at the neck with his forearm -- a "clothesline"
move he had seen wrestlers perform numerous times. The 3-year-old
fell back and fatally struck his head. No charges were filed.
c.. In Warner Robins, Ga., a 4-year-old boy who was told to watch
wrestling tapes when his baby-sitter left him home with other young
children, fatally stomped a 15-month-old baby who had been left in
a crib in another room.

All the examples you provided of people thinking it was
"real" involved children. Are you saying you only hang out with
children you pervert?

Nemoshit, still unable to format a comment, does not seem to be
bothered by the death of children as long as his sacred wrestling is
not taken from him.

How clever.

I did make comments, just because you have a very low level of reading
comprehension doesn't lessen that fact.

Nor does your attempt to use
a "red herring" by saying a person doesn't seem concerned about the
deaths of children because he ignored the ***** argument that was
attempted by including them in a discussion involving adults and what
they may or may not believe in. Children are impressionable and they
believe things are real when they shouldn't and it is up to their
parents to teach them the proper way. Children have been injured from
staff they see in movies and in sports. Your attempting to involve
them in this argument was nothing more than an attempt to play on
people's emotions and you're pissed because it didn't work. Plus your
remark about "as long as his sacred wrestling is not taken from him"
when nothing like that was suggest in this thread suggests you have
your own agenda and thus explains why you bought those examples into
this thread.
Point is that this thread concerned people aka adults who think
wrestling is real, and you claimed you knew some, and yet provided
nothing to prove that point other than to bring in examples of
children getting injured and killed. Those are examples of a lack of
parental supervisor more than anything else and those children could
have been injured trying out football moves as easily as if they were
trying wrestling.

I'm guessing you're a football fan.