zendragon Posted October 18 Posted October 18 (edited) Best wrestling memory. Brody King wrestling Ruby Raze in a VFW hall, Brody yells "YOUR SCARED RUBY!!!" leading to a small girl yell "NO YOUR SCARED BRODY!" Edited October 18 by zendragon 2
The Natural Posted October 19 Posted October 19 (edited) 20 hours ago, sabremike said: Delete your account. 19 hours ago, StuntmanCrowley said: There are lot of people on this planet you can insult....Natural is absolutely not one of them. Absolutely one of the nicest people on here. 19 hours ago, Log said: Yeah, no need to be shitty. If you want to apologize and move on with posting here without needlessly insulting people, please do. If you can't do that, please move on. Honestly, at this stage of my fandom, I'd kind of like to hear the takes of a 12 year old who has never watched wrestling before. It'd be refreshing. Thank you, friends. Edited October 19 by The Natural 2
The Natural Posted October 19 Posted October 19 8 hours ago, Stefanie Sparkleface said: Kids are the best to hear about wrestling from. They're usually enthusiastic as all heck and full of joy. 8 hours ago, Raziel said: Nothing's started to make me appreciate wrestling more than seeing how into everything my 11 year old gets and has started making me not be so critical of workrate and more of overall experience. I smile seeing posters kids reactions like these and Little Log. Cheers. 1
Octopus Posted October 19 Posted October 19 kristitaKolawful and @The Natural are in the ring. Kolawful just hit Paul in the back with a chair. The Hero of Engerland is not phased. Crowd is wildly booing Kolawful. “What a piece of shit” they chant. *Fiona Apple - Criminal plays over the intercom. The fans go wild. Octopus walks out with a mic in hand. People are jumping and joyously clapping in the stands. He waits for the crowd to die down. The English Dragon is mean mugging Kolawful. The Octopus lifts his mic to his beak. Octopus - “Fuck you, Kolawful!” 1 1 3
The Natural Posted October 19 Posted October 19 (edited) 20 hours ago, Octopus said: kristitaKolawful and @The Natural are in the ring. Kolawful just hit Paul in the back with a chair. The Hero of Engerland is not phased. Crowd is wildly booing Kolawful. “What a piece of shit” they chant. *Fiona Apple - Criminal plays over the intercom. The fans go wild. Octopus walks out with a mic in hand. People are jumping and joyously clapping in the stands. He waits for the crowd to die down. The English Dragon is mean mugging Kolawful. The Octopus lifts his mic to his beak. Octopus - “Fuck you, Kolawful!” Thank you, mate. Edited October 20 by The Natural
Shartnado Posted October 20 Posted October 20 On 10/18/2024 at 7:33 AM, KriskitaKoloff said: I actually agree despite all of your other posts coming off as a 12 year old whos never watched wrestling before. Which, aside from being drunken college kids, is THE preferable way to watch wrestling anyway! So if you are trying to be demeaning, that kinda landed wrong. As a matter of fact, I actually try to combine the two, even if I (unfortunately) mostly watch wrestling sober. Watching wrestling like it's some kind of magical movie that is actually happening before your eyes, would be a wonderful way to experience it, even if you have to just simulate that feeling. I'm not sure if I feel like 12-year olds SHOULD be watching wrestling, but I'd love hear what they had to say about it! 1
tbarrie Posted October 20 Posted October 20 1 hour ago, Shartnado said: I'm not sure if I feel like 12-year olds SHOULD be watching wrestling, but I'd love hear what they had to say about it! I definitely wonder when I hear about kids significantly younger than that watching wrestling. But I would think twelve would be old enough to recognize how ridiculous wrestling is and not take the wrong lessons from it. Of course, I'm childless, so what do I know? 1
Shartnado Posted October 20 Posted October 20 19 minutes ago, tbarrie said: I definitely wonder when I hear about kids significantly younger than that watching wrestling. But I would think twelve would be old enough to recognize how ridiculous wrestling is and not take the wrong lessons from it. Of course, I'm childless, so what do I know? Me too, but I have a nephew who is turning 14 soon and I'm about to miss the window opportunity to show him some matches before he'd lose interest in any such things. I have bought him two wrestling games over the past few years, but never tried to show him any actual wrestling, aside from half an episode of Rampage this one time. He was probably 11 at that time.
Dolfan in NYC Posted October 21 Author Posted October 21 On 10/18/2024 at 12:33 AM, KriskitaKoloff said: I actually agree despite all of your other posts coming off as a 12 year old whos never watched wrestling before. Two posts and I'm already thinking of introducing you to Mr. Cash. Might be a new record. 3 3
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