COMPLETELY DEAD BOARDS

[Guest El Luchadore Magnifico]

Do your friends and family know about the SWF? If so, to what extent, and how did they find out? More importantly, do they mock you for it?

 

My family knows that I'm doing some kinda wrestling-writing thing, but they know of no details. It's only even brought up once every few months when it conflicts with my schoolwork.

[Guest Thoth]

Some do. Mom knows, girlfriend knows, and the college roommates sorta know.

 

Also, I no-showed Smarkdown. Kitsu was in town, which hardly happens ever, and I refuse to pass that up. So meh.

[Guest HVilleThugg]

My sister found out recently, and she proceeded to make fun of me for about 2 months straight...until summer was over and she went back to Vanderbilt. The only other person that I know that knows about the SWF is Xstasy...for obvvious reasons. Wait...no...2 of my other friends know about it...one thinks it's dumb, and he used to give me shit for it (not making fun, but being an asshole about it), but not he doesn't...and my other friend actually lurked for a while...during the time when i was JL world champ and he would stand over me while I wrote and get all excited for the high spots. This coincided with the 3 months that he actually watched the WWF...but soon lost interest, and then when he and i stopped living together, he stopped caring about how i was doing. Every so often, he asks about it...ok...other than that, that's all that knows aobut it.

 

Da "and I'd like to keep it that way" H

[Guest WrestlingDeacon]

A few of my friends know. Mostly I tell the ones who would think it was cool or interesting. I tell most people that it's basically a writing exercise for me, which it basically is and why I started in the first place. Since joining the SWF I feel I've gotten a lot better at my physical and action oriented descriptions and with editing.

[Guest DiabloIIFreak1010]

My mom and sister do not know what the hell this is. My dad knows about it, and he views it as fun for me, because he does Yahoo games and so on. My girlfriend knows about it, and she even reads some of the promos sometimes. Touching, yes, yes.

[Guest Ace309]

My dad does, and he sees it as kind of a running joke. He mocks me good-naturedly about it, and occasionally asks why I do it.

 

A few people I have classes with do too... they're in other e-feds and we bicker about the relative merits of each of them.

[Guest Chuck Woolery]

My mother knows about it, and doesn't care. My dad says it affects my grades. My brothers mock me for it. I'm seriously tempted to give one of them a Union Jack

[Guest DiabloIIFreak1010]

Even though Edwin's description...I can't picture a Union Jack.

[Guest Chuck Woolery]

I can. I did it to my French teacher's stuffed dolphin.

[Guest Insane Clown Dan]

Heh... heh... ::sigh::

 

Ah, my favorite topic. Parents and the SWF. Oh, through my father's most-evil proxy-defying network monitor, he figured out about the e-fed himself and found out that it was affecting my grades.

 

Infact, last year the little bitch blocked my internet connection for several scattered weeks, all because of this. This all happened while I was sick with mono and still in school.

 

But they're the only ones that know.

[Guest Coffin Surfer]

My girlfriend knows and responded with "at least your not obsessed with cars." Two friends know, but they know I'am really into wrestling so they don't give a fuck.

 

Nobody else really knows, it's not something that normally get's brought up in a conversation.

 

And Edwin's Union Jack, which is his last finisher right. Is Megumi Kudo's Vertial Sheerdrop Kneeling Thunderfire Bomb, with a fancy Crucifix Powerbomb setup. Lift victim up like a Razor's Edge, than hoist victim on to one shoulder in the Candian Backbreaker, let victim slide down in front and catch them by the waist so the victim is dangilng upside with their legs in the air. Drop to knees, driving the victim's neck and shoulders into the mat like Kawada's Ganso Bomb.

[Guest Kibagami]

A couple of my friends know I did this. Of course, they did it, too. You guys knew them as Malice and Hammer.

 

S.

[Guest Christian_Fury]

You guys knew them as Malice and Hammer.

 

S.

Malice and you got along real well... Both of you were sick f***s...

[Guest Kibagami]

Malice ruled. That drop toehold/superkick move we used was all him.

 

S.

[Guest Christian_Fury]

Malice ruled. That drop toehold/superkick move we used was all him.

 

S.

Not saying he didn't rule... Just saying that both of you were 110% certifiable.

 

Wack jobs.

Nutso.

Crazed.

Loonies.

Psychos.

Completely F***in' insane!

 

*Ahem*

 

You get my point.

[Guest Kibagami]

Well, duh. Why do you think we were such FUN??

 

S.

[Guest chirs3]

It is known throughout my family and friends as "the thing I'm not gonna tell you about", because my dad is the most anti-wrestling person you will EVER meet, my mom would probably have made me stop due to grades, and while my friends are my friends, that wouldn't stop them from giving me crap about it.

 

So whenever I'm writing, and they ask, I just say "Thing I'm not gonna tell you about," and they understand.

[Guest Ace309]

Oh, and when I was dating Kristen, she knew, because I used to use her machine to check results and stuff when I crashed there.

[Guest redbaron51]

a few friends know, and hopefully get one to join this fed, hopefully.

 

parents think that this is just something that keeps me entertained

[Guest Christian_Fury]

Well, duh. Why do you think we were such FUN??

 

S.

Because you were pure evil, and in some sick and twisted way, being pure evil is fun?

 

It's probably like a black hole... It loves flying through the universe, and sucking up everything in its path and turning it into a quantum spaghetti dinner.

 

...

 

Man, I've turned terribly obscure in my old age.

[Guest Kibagami]

Fury, do you learn nothing from GOdrea? Crack is bad for you, kids. Just...say...no.

 

S.

[Guest Christian_Fury]

Fury, do you learn nothing from GOdrea? Crack is bad for you, kids. Just...say...no.

 

S.

I don't do crack... The Air Force would fillet me into itty bits if I did. Crack = Career suicide.

 

[Guest Kibagami]

Well, stop with the hyperactive hallucinations, then.

 

And put that damn gun down.

 

S.

[Guest Christian_Fury]

Well, stop with the hyperactive hallucinations, then.

 

And put that damn gun down.

 

S.

Uhm...

 

No.

 

[Guest Kibagami]

Bitch, don't you make me no-sell.

 

S.

[Guest Christian_Fury]

Bitch, don't you make me no-sell.

 

S.

*No-sells Silent's ability to no-sell*

 

Beat that, biatch.

[Guest Kibagami]

You've missed out on a lot, Fury. Like this.

 

::casually no-sells the no-sell of his no-sell while doing an Irish jig::

 

Yeah, I no-sell a lot better than I used to. Fear me.

 

S.

[Guest Christian_Fury]

Fear me.

*No-sells fearing j00*

 

Heh.

[Guest Kibagami]

::no-sells THAT no-sell, then throws Fury off a cliff and through a convieniently-placed flaming table, sitting out as he throws Fury so it'll hurt more::

 

The table's what's doing the damage. Yes sir.

 

S.

[Guest crusen86]

Two people I know, erm, know. One was known as The Worm. The other is Sacred.