Markme123 Posted March 10, 2004 Report Posted March 10, 2004 God, I am actually agreeing with AS on this whole situation. That's it I'm through. ::Pulls out gun, places under chin, pulls trigger::
The Ghost of bps21 Posted March 10, 2004 Report Posted March 10, 2004 I prefer the way Lesnar goes about his business to the way HHH or HBK have. He at least PUT OVER SOMEBODY and the walked away. HBK would just fake an injury and refuse to lay down...and HHH would have the booking changed to prove that black people aren't as good as he is.
The Ghost of bps21 Posted March 10, 2004 Report Posted March 10, 2004 God, I am actually agreeing with AS on this whole situation. That's it I'm through. ::Pulls out gun, places under chin, pulls trigger:: How were you able to hit the "Add reply" button if you'd shot yourself?
Guest KJ Brackish Posted March 10, 2004 Report Posted March 10, 2004 I prefer the way Lesnar goes about his business to the way HHH or HBK have. He at least PUT OVER SOMEBODY and the walked away. HBK would just fake an injury and refuse to lay down...and HHH would have the booking changed to prove that black people aren't as good as he is. I'm just pointing out that HBK did job to Austin whilst having a legitamate injury...... just thought I'd mention that. DFA
Guest Anglesault Posted March 10, 2004 Report Posted March 10, 2004 Who would've thought Brock would turn into such a pussy? WAAAH THEY MADE ME WRESTLE BOB HOLLY THEY'RE MAKING ME LOSE TO UNDERTAKER Yeah, not like the man has a legitimate point or anything. He doesn't have a legitamate point They asked the man to run away from Bob Holly. Randy Orton never ran away from Bob Holly in that initial feud. If I got paid to go to a different country (at their expense mind you) So he should be glad that he went somewhere he didn't want to go on their penny. God, I am actually agreeing with AS on this whole situation. That's it I'm through. ::Pulls out gun, places under chin, pulls trigger:: Who the fuck are you?
2GOLD Posted March 10, 2004 Report Posted March 10, 2004 God, I am actually agreeing with AS on this whole situation. That's it I'm through. ::Pulls out gun, places under chin, pulls trigger:: How were you able to hit the "Add reply" button if you'd shot yourself? Obviously his bleeding head fell forward onto the keyboard. This whole situation sounds more and more like a work. I'm not taking this one bit seriously. If he goes, sucks but oh well. But this sounds like stirring the sheets so people will want to get WM to watch the last match of Goldberg-Lesnar in the WWE.
The Ghost of bps21 Posted March 10, 2004 Report Posted March 10, 2004 I prefer the way Lesnar goes about his business to the way HHH or HBK have. He at least PUT OVER SOMEBODY and the walked away. HBK would just fake an injury and refuse to lay down...and HHH would have the booking changed to prove that black people aren't as good as he is. I'm just pointing out that HBK did job to Austin whilst having a legitamate injury...... just thought I'd mention that. DFA Because he was threatened by Undertaker? Wow...big man. Especially after dropping a World and IC title because he didn't feel like jobbing.
Guest Anglesault Posted March 10, 2004 Report Posted March 10, 2004 I prefer the way Lesnar goes about his business to the way HHH or HBK have. He at least PUT OVER SOMEBODY and the walked away. HBK would just fake an injury and refuse to lay down...and HHH would have the booking changed to prove that black people aren't as good as he is. I'm just pointing out that HBK did job to Austin whilst having a legitamate injury...... just thought I'd mention that. DFA Because Undertaker threatened to kill him.
2GOLD Posted March 10, 2004 Report Posted March 10, 2004 Wouldn't it be better if it was just "fall to pieces"? And does this mean the official theme is now by Patsy Kline?
The Mandarin Posted March 10, 2004 Report Posted March 10, 2004 God, I am actually agreeing with AS on this whole situation. That's it I'm through. ::Pulls out gun, places under chin, pulls trigger:: How were you able to hit the "Add reply" button if you'd shot yourself? Obviously his bleeding head fell forward onto the keyboard. His flying brain matter followed, splattering directly over top of the right keys, allowing him to minimize the window, open up another IE window, and look at random sports websites while his DSL connection took approx. three minutes to make the post.
Jobber of the Week Posted March 10, 2004 Report Posted March 10, 2004 And does this mean the official theme is now by Patsy Kline? That was actually why I used "into"
Guest KJ Brackish Posted March 10, 2004 Report Posted March 10, 2004 It was definately Brock's decision to go on *his* penny. Standing up for himself is one thing, but totally pussy'ing out is another. He obviously stood up for himself in the beginning, but Brock acted like the 8 yr old kid, who didn't get his way and instead said, ::in Cartman's voice:: "Fuck you guys, I'm going home." DFA PS: That's a pretty good analogy if I do say so myself.
Downhome Posted March 10, 2004 Report Posted March 10, 2004 I really don't give a damn who Brock was booked to face. He destroyed Holly, it isn't like he was a threat or anything, and as far as Taker goes, everyone has a down time in their career where they job to another guy, haven't it be to an older guy who's been around for years or someone who is just really on fire. Taker is at the end of his career, Brock is just starting out. It isn't going to hurt anything by having them have a match and having Brock lose while putting over the Dead Man character once again. Apparently Brock feels that he should only face the best wrestlers, should always be on top, and should never lose to anyone who's been around for years. WWE has said over and over again by vocally, in the push that they have allowed Brock to have, and in business, that he WAS the future of the company. His spot was safe, he had nothing to worry about at all. If he's going to be a whinny bitch and complain about having to wrestle those two guys then I'm glad he's gone. It's better that he leave now instead of a few years from now where he's really cemented at the foundation of WWE, or during the middle of a really major feud. Besides, I doubt any of that really has anything to do with his leaving. I'd be willing to bet it just has to do with him not liking the schedule of a wrestler, the thing about never having a true off season, and the toll that it takes on your body. He just isn't up to it, and that's fine. It's just good that they find out now. If he wants to leave, then that's great, but he shouldn't be doing so right before WrestleMania XX. It shows that the man isn't professional at all, thinks of no one but himself, and that he really doesn't give a piss about the industry anyway. If this is all true, then good riddance. Anyone who is in a posistion such as Brock Lesnar who just ups and quits over pety pointless bullshit shouldn't be praised, they should be told to fuck off.
2GOLD Posted March 10, 2004 Report Posted March 10, 2004 And does this mean the official theme is now by Patsy Kline? That was actually why I used "into" Yeah, but wouldn't it be fitting to use Patsy for this? Half the card makes me want to cry anyway.
The Ghost of bps21 Posted March 10, 2004 Report Posted March 10, 2004 That's still not worse than refusing to do your job. He showed up to all those shows...and now he wants to quit. I didn't see him "losing his smile" because he had to drop the strap to Eddy Guerrero.
Guest KJ Brackish Posted March 11, 2004 Report Posted March 11, 2004 I really don't give a damn who Brock was booked to face. He destroyed Holly, it isn't like he was a threat or anything, and as far as Taker goes, everyone has a down time in their career where they job to another guy, haven't it be to an older guy who's been around for years or someone who is just really on fire. Taker is at the end of his career, Brock is just starting out. It isn't going to hurt anything by having them have a match and having Brock lose while putting over the Dead Man character once again. Apparently Brock feels that he should only face the best wrestlers, should always be on top, and should never lose to anyone who's been around for years. WWE has said over and over again by vocally, in the push that they have allowed Brock to have, and in business, that he WAS the future of the company. His spot was safe, he had nothing to worry about at all. If he's going to be a whinny bitch and complain about having to wrestle those two guys then I'm glad he's gone. It's better that he leave now instead of a few years from now where he's really cemented at the foundation of WWE, or during the middle of a really major feud. Besides, I doubt any of that really has anything to do with his leaving. I'd be willing to bet it just has to do with him not liking the schedule of a wrestler, the thing about never having a true off season, and the toll that it takes on your body. He just isn't up to it, and that's fine. It's just good that they find out now. If he wants to leave, then that's great, but he shouldn't be doing so right before WrestleMania XX. It shows that the man isn't professional at all, thinks of no one but himself, and that he really doesn't give a piss about the industry anyway. If this is all true, then good riddance. Anyone who is in a posistion such as Brock Lesnar who just ups and quits over pety pointless bullshit shouldn't be praised, they should be told to fuck off. Praise be to this allah. He completely said what I wanted to.......but is much much more WISE~! (not sarcastic). DFA
Guest Choken One Posted March 11, 2004 Report Posted March 11, 2004 ESPN will cover this tommrow and laugh at Lesnar's "attempt" to join the NFL and make "WRESTLING FAKE! HA-HA!" jokes and return the regularly scheduled Poker Game.
Guest Mulatto Heat Posted March 11, 2004 Report Posted March 11, 2004 I guess they shouldn't have released Kanyon after all. Like that would have made a lick of difference... I'm not attacking you, but looking through your other posts, you are faaaaar to cliched for your own good.
Downhome Posted March 11, 2004 Report Posted March 11, 2004 Has a wrestler ever quit wrestling in order to jump into another sport professionally, much less someone like Brock?
Guest Mulatto Heat Posted March 11, 2004 Report Posted March 11, 2004 That's still not worse than refusing to do your job. He showed up to all those shows...and now he wants to quit. I didn't see him "losing his smile" because he had to drop the strap to Eddy Guerrero. Oh bps, if only that primadonna Brock Lesnar can learn how to be a REAL team player like those two meccas of wrestling, HHH and HBK, how wonderful everything could be!
Downhome Posted March 11, 2004 Report Posted March 11, 2004 Any SPORT? Sid...Softball. Well, that's true. Wasn't that one more of a hobby though? It isn't like he got into it as a career for money.
Guest Anglesault Posted March 11, 2004 Report Posted March 11, 2004 I really don't give a damn who Brock was booked to face. He destroyed Holly, After running away from him for weeks. Apparently Brock feels that he should only face the best wrestlers, should always be on top, and should never lose to anyone who's been around for years Apparently Brock remembers how horribly he was treated by BikerTaker for two feuds, and isn't peeing in anticipation over beingno sold and squashed by Dead man Taker.
2GOLD Posted March 11, 2004 Report Posted March 11, 2004 Any SPORT? Sid...Softball. Mark Henry could dunk. He could have been the next Shaq if, you know. Teams wanted him to play basketball. Lesnar is big and athletic so it is possible he could make it in the NFL. Not likely, but entirely possible. Plus, I want to see him do the multiple rib breaker on Quincy Carter.
Fökai Posted March 11, 2004 Report Posted March 11, 2004 Besides, I doubt any of that really has anything to do with his leaving. I'd be willing to bet it just has to do with him not liking the schedule of a wrestler, the thing about never having a true off season, and the toll that it takes on your body. He just isn't up to it, and that's fine. It's just good that they find out now. If he wants to leave, then that's great, but he shouldn't be doing so right before WrestleMania XX. It shows that the man isn't professional at all, thinks of no one but himself, and that he really doesn't give a piss about the industry anyway. He could've refused to drop the title to Guerrero...but he didn't. He could've manuevered the booking to make himself look LEAGUES better than Guerrero, sabotaging Eddie's reign...but he didn't. He could've got up and left in the middle of the buildup to this current feud, leaving a huge hole in this Sunday's show...but he didn't. He's leaving AFTER the PPV, with creative lacking a program for him post-Mania that'll involve putting over "loyalists" UNDER the age of 38.
Guest Super Pissed Smark Posted March 11, 2004 Report Posted March 11, 2004 I think the average lifespan of a former NFL player is much longer than that of a WWF/e employee, so Brock's ahead on that count.
Guest KJ Brackish Posted March 11, 2004 Report Posted March 11, 2004 I really don't give a damn who Brock was booked to face. He destroyed Holly, After running away from him for weeks. Apparently Brock feels that he should only face the best wrestlers, should always be on top, and should never lose to anyone who's been around for years Apparently Brock remembers how horribly he was treated by BikerTaker for two feuds, and isn't peeing in anticipation over beingno sold and squashed by Dead man Taker. Not wanting to face Taker is understandable, but downright quitting because of it is pure bullshit on his part. That's why I did the Brock - Cartman analogy. He basically said ::Cartman's Voice::, "Screw you guys, I'm going home." He acted like a baby. You may not want to admit it, but he in fact did. It doesn't make him less of a man (in my opinion anyway) but I'm sure he lost ALOT of respect from the talent in the back. DFA
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