About the 3rd Generation "Blue Chipper" Ordeal

[ChrisMWaters 0]

1985? Is Steph only 17? That, cant be right

Steph is in her 20s...somewhere there.

 

And in 1985, she played a young Trick-Or-Treater in a "Rowdy" Roddy Piper skit.

[Guest BobbyBacklund]

Shane may not count, since he is adopted..

[Guest Trivia247]

Steph is like 26 or 27 me I would have been 7 in 1985 she would be what, 10-11

[LaParkaYourCar 0]

Shane's adopted???

[ChrisMWaters 0]

Shane CAN'T be adopted. He looks too damn much like a younger version of his father.

 

Remember how similar to two halves of the face on the InVasion poster looked?

[Guest The Czech Republic]

There's NO way Shane is adopted. There's no way Vince would adopt. He'd much rather create his own successor from his fruitful loins than adopt. Come on.

[Guest BaldFish]

Yeah, I kind of hope this whole "blue chipper" thing blows up in their faces...AGAIN!

 

Although I would like to see more stars made out of younger guys. But I really thought that they should have brought in Batista instead of ORTON. I mean, C'MON!

!!!

 

That's quite obviously WHY they're trying to push him as "The Blue Chipper", as "The Third-Generation Star", etc. They're trying to make him into a second Rock, basically--overpush him, make the crowd hate him, turn him heel. Whether or not he gets over as a face afterward is irrelevant--I'm sure they HOPE he can be their new Rock...

 

But the problem is this: heel Rock was done accidentally. When the WWE tries to build a star, they frequently fuck it up.

 

Bye-bye, Mr. Orton.

[Guest AndrewTS]

Yeah, I kind of hope this whole "blue chipper" thing blows up in their faces...AGAIN!  

 

Although I would like to see more stars made out of younger guys.  But I really thought that they should have brought in Batista instead of ORTON.  I mean, C'MON!

!!!

 

That's quite obviously WHY they're trying to push him as "The Blue Chipper", as "The Third-Generation Star", etc. They're trying to make him into a second Rock, basically--overpush him, make the crowd hate him, turn him heel. Whether or not he gets over as a face afterward is irrelevant--I'm sure they HOPE he can be their new Rock...

 

But the problem is this: heel Rock was done accidentally. When the WWE tries to build a star, they frequently fuck it up.

 

Bye-bye, Mr. Orton.

If so, they better be damn certain that Orton has the charisma to pull it off. Otherwise he'll go absolutely no where.

[Guest The Czech Republic]

That's quite obviously WHY they're trying to push him as "The Blue Chipper", as "The Third-Generation Star", etc. They're trying to make him into a second Rock, basically--overpush him, make the crowd hate him, turn him heel.

There's no way they can re-do the entire Rock evolution with Randy Orton. I have a feeling Randy is going to get a career-ending injury within two years from now and that'll be the end of the "O-Zone" or whatever they're calling him. He sucks.

[Guest RickyChosyu]

Rock's tranformation was purely accidental and he went through a period of being a total waste of space and a heet killer wherever he went before getting over with the gimick.

 

The Blue Chipper sucked the first time, and it certainly will now.

[Guest BobbyBacklund]

A little late, but right in the beginning of an episode of OTR, he said and I quote:

 

"Before we start this interview, I would just like to point out that I'm adopted."

 

Steph - "Shane, Don't--"

 

Shane - "It's okay. I'm adopted, and I just thought that theyh should know."

 

Ookay, the last part is by memory, but the rest is true. I too was surprised because they really DO look so damn alike...

[Guest bravesfan]

....huh?

[Guest BobbyBacklund]

That was in reference to others who didn't believe me when I said that Shane was adopted. Sorry, I suppose I didn't make it clear enough. My bad.