theintensifier

What's even more surprising? I don't take any kind of medication right now for any of my massive list of aches and pains.

I tore my left MCL jumping out of a 7-ton truck during a field exercise. I tore my right MCL while doing a double back flip off a balcony. I slightly tore my ACL by catching a 385 pound man on the side of my leg while attempting to save him from hitting his head on the floor. I fractured my tibia by having my leg trapped in a futon as it slammed down. By the way, I was being sarcastic with you earlier.

Do we as a nation, have to rebuild a country after we've completely decimated it? Is that in some law/statue/convention somewhere? I've never understood why we do that.

Six versus one. Now, I'm not trying to stir up a heated arguement, but what would happen if the roles were reversed? Six white men beating a single black man unconscious and continuing to stomp and kick him while he's down? Last time I checked, beating someone until they had to be hospitalized was not okay for racial slurs. And of course, each side is going to say "he deserved it - he didn't do anything wrong" Quite the serious beat down. Sounds like he just got out of a MMA bout. I'm curious how they raised that kind of money. None of them seemed to come from wealthy families.

What the white boys did is/was wrong. What the black boys did is/was wrong. What the white boys did is not illegal, but immoral. What the black boys did is illegal, and should be punished. The white boys resposnible should be expelled from school, but it'll be absurd if they get any kind of sentence. I haven't heard, nor read any kind of reports where the white boys made any kind of motion to actually use the nooses. It can certainly be taken as a threat, especially to black people. However, wouldn't an outlaw from Texas feel threatened as well? As usual, Al Sharpton and Jesse Jackson are attemtping to say that all white people are racist. I especially liked what Sharpton said "Two wrongs don't make a right......BUT......."

I'm wondering what voltage the taser was packing. The "Police" that were escorting him, appeared to be campus security. I highly doubt they'd be carrying the kind of tasers the Police and military use. All Police and military organizations use a force continuum. Most security organizations do as well. He was struggling and resisting, they could have used more force than what they did. The blast from the taser only resulted in a cry of pain, not like the unconsciousness he would have had from a stronger taser. He would have also received a second, to third degree burn. I agree, to an extent, that Police and military personnel should handle every threat, as a serious one. There is no room for error. Imagine if the college student had an explosive device attached to his body, and blew up everyone in the room, and the nearby rooms. The people responsible for allowing that to happen would come under major scrutiny. Replace bomb with gun, or knife, etcetera. They’d be labeled as unprofessional officers of the law, and security guards. It’s hard to determine if they did use excessive force. They certainly could have handled the situation far worse (as in having their guns drawn, using pepper spray, physically assaulting (striking), or using throws or severe joint manipulations) but as far as it stands, from what I’ve seen, they handled the situation like they’ve been trained to do. As a personal preference, I’d rather get tazered in the back with the kind of tasers they were using, then getting unprotected shots to the back of the head/neck. But, that’s irrelevant. There is one thing I’m curious about. How exactly did he get into the room unscreened, and then get to an open microphone before the security and Police noticed? They’re supposed to be protecting a Senator. Someone should be getting a hefty reprimand.

You strained your back, and you've decided to take it easy. Must be nice. I have a fractured tibia, two completely severed MCL's, and a slightly torn ACL. But, I'm sure you have your reasons to quit for the day.

The one where the woman didn't speak.

People bitch when the title is hotshotted all across the board. Because it lowers the meaning of the title. People bitch when the title is held on to for an extended period of time. Because it gets stale. People would bitch if the title changed hands every six months. Because it'd follow the same formula.

"How am I going to stop some big mean motherhubbered from tearing me a structially surperficalis new bee hind?" "The answer...is a gun." Fucking insane. The solider is hilarious as well. "WHO TOUCHED SASHA?!?!"

Youth N Asia, do you have Streets of Rage II for Sega, or Super Metroid for the SNES?

Do not derail this great thread.

Haha.

100. My thread was #1, fitting I should add the final chapter to this legendary saga of WWF forum hatred. Enigma. That's all that I need to say.

Because.

Time to man up. Then it's time to not remember maning up. Then it's time to not remember much of anything.

I know, just adding to the list. I'm in the middle of the road on this discussion. I enjoy stiff matches like in AJPW, NOAH, ROH, like everyone else. However, there's got to be a point in time where the men and women that are entertaining us have to realise that they can have just as good of a match if they actually wrestle. Anyone can throw a hard elbow, kick, forearm smash, etc. Not many can tear it up on the mat anymore. As I said before, there's no real reason why Morishima and Danielson were stiffing each other, other than to just do it. It's unreasonable, and not necessary. They had no real rhyme nor reason to be trying to kill each other, instead of just winning the contest. Morishima didn't backdrop suplex Danielson's father, hold him down for years and years, drag his fathers casket through a cemetry, rape his girlfriend, etc. Morishima was mad because Danielson touched his belt. That's WWF quality feud shit. I expect better from ROH.

World champion could be anyone from ECW, WWF, WCW, AWA, NWA, ROH, etc. If it was a junior champion, that'd be a ridiculous payoff.

Misawa had his orbital broken by Kawada. Hansen broke Kobashi's orbital and nose. RVD broke Angle's nose. RVD broke Austin's nose. Misawa's head broke Kawada's arm. Perry Saturn broke some jobbers nose and blew out his ACL.

Well of course he can hang with those kinds of talent. Taker has some ability. Tonight is the reason why I dislike the Undertaker. He gets his huge, five figured, elaborate return. A huge entrance like that, is wasted on a run of the mill pay per view, against Mark Henry, and the match is only 12 minutes long.

Technically, as of 12AM tonight, Cena will be champion for a year. Whoever beats Cena, will be a fucking superstar by the time their done beating him.

Never been a huge fan of the Undertaker. He rarely loses cleanly, his gimmick has changed far too many times over the years, he's not that spectacular in the ring (never has been), he always wins handicap matches, he's worse than HHH about protecting his image and his career, cannot forget his standing in the locker room.

He had a seisure induced concussion Cheesa. That alone merits a few months off so the brain can be monitored.

I'm wondering if it was the same Doctor who helped out Ultimo Dragon with his arm injury? Regardless if Briscoe WAS cleared by an actual doctor, and not some hired ROH "doctor", the seriousness of the concussion Briscoe suffered would detail at least a month to three months off. And taking advantage of an injured worker isn't very honorable.

They need to pack Chicago. It's a PPV taping. They need to broaden their fan base. It's actually a very smart move, and plan. With the WWF currently weakened, and TNA being TNA, there's room for another National level federation.