Couchwarrior

Haha, I haven't watched much rasslin' but that looked pretty funny... Like retards trying to imitate submission wrestling.

Thinking of it, from what I've seen their dialogues and facial expressions are also usually quite similar to those of retards, so why don't they just throw a couple of those in the ring instead and everything would work out as scripted. They wouldn't even have to pay that much salary.

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vandalian

And the award for most politically incorrect post of the day goes to....

Ben

Well that post sure lowered the tone of this thread, and there was absolutely no need for it.

It'd be pretty cool to see Lesnar bring out the Brock Lock lol.

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TheNegation

I agree, I always know something stupid is about to follow when someone feels the need to post a caveat along the lines of "I haven't watched much wrasslin".
Really? Thats great, for a second there I thought we were going to have to kick you out of the cool kids club, but you saved it.

Couchwarrior

If you guys are offended because I made fun of the mentally challenged in my post, then I apologize and admit that it was tasteless.

But if you really don't agree with my point that the on-stage personas of those wrestlers at times seem a bit handicapped, even though you've watched their shows a lot, then I don't really know what more to say... Maybe it's because I didn't grow up watching it that I can see it.

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"I don't think you can underestimate the amount of motivation that Quinton Jackson will have coming back here and fighting in Japan." - Joe Rogan

vandalian

I believe WWE even had a wrestler a couple of years agowhose gimmick was tha he was mentally handicapped. No joke.

Ah, yes. Here he is...

AceFranklin88

Man I was laughing so hard during this. I used to watch this a lot when I was younger (Ken Shamrock got me from WWF to MMA). But it looks a lot worse looking back on it. Then I saw Bret Hart and I remembered why I liked it. They always made these larger-than-life superstars who everyone loved tuning in to watch every week. All the kids used to mimic it back when I was younger and we all loved it. I can't hate on that.