[Xp] ''Stone Cold'' Steve Austin a Scientologist?
Bob Dobbs
No User wrote:
> The latest Daily Universal Cache Report lists several
> satellite photos of Steve Austin the wrestler and
> Vincent K. McMahon, a promoter, in the vicinity of
> Clearwater Florida, where the Super Power building
> is. What are the ties, if any, between the WWF and
> Scientology?
>
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Rod Keller
: They are both for profit organizations posing as something else. Queso
:
: No User wrote:
: > The latest Daily Universal Cache Report lists several
: > satellite photos of Steve Austin the wrestler and
: > Vincent K. McMahon, a promoter, in the vicinity of
: > Clearwater Florida, where the Super Power building
: > is. What are the ties, if any, between the WWF and
: > Scientology?
I don't think there is a connection. After one of the Clearwater protests
I had the opportunity to talk to pro wrestler The Sandman and his
"manager" in the Tampa airport. He lives in the area, but was unaware
until then of the Scientology controversy. Despite the distinct odor of
last night's alcohol he received a quick cult education. He was horrified
by the death of Lisa McPherson, and thanked me for my time.
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M. C. DiPietra
1/19/01 5:30 AM:
> Bob Dobbs (the_ch...@yahoo.com) wrote:
> : They are both for profit organizations posing as something else. Queso
> :
> : No User wrote:
> : > The latest Daily Universal Cache Report lists several
> : > satellite photos of Steve Austin the wrestler and
> : > Vincent K. McMahon, a promoter, in the vicinity of
> : > Clearwater Florida, where the Super Power building
> : > is. What are the ties, if any, between the WWF and
> : > Scientology?
>
> I don't think there is a connection. After one of the Clearwater protests
> I had the opportunity to talk to pro wrestler The Sandman and his
> "manager" in the Tampa airport. He lives in the area, but was unaware
> until then of the Scientology controversy. Despite the distinct odor of
> last night's alcohol he received a quick cult education. He was horrified
> by the death of Lisa McPherson, and thanked me for my time.
Other pro wrestlers [Hulk Hogan is one off the top of my head] live in the
Tampa Bay area, which has a population of about a million people. Only a few
thousand are Scientologists.
Although to me both Scn and WWF are promoting theatre, and both ask you to
really believe what they tell you is happening, one is upfront and honest
about being for entertainment purposes only.
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"Hell, if you understood everything I say, you'd be me!" -Miles Davis
I.S.Rennie
>
> Bob Dobbs (the_ch...@yahoo.com) wrote:
> : They are both for profit organizations posing as something else. Queso
> :
> : No User wrote:
> : > The latest Daily Universal Cache Report lists several
> : > satellite photos of Steve Austin the wrestler and
> : > Vincent K. McMahon, a promoter, in the vicinity of
> : > Clearwater Florida, where the Super Power building
> : > is. What are the ties, if any, between the WWF and
> : > Scientology?
>
> I don't think there is a connection. After one of the Clearwater protests
> I had the opportunity to talk to pro wrestler The Sandman and his
> "manager" in the Tampa airport. He lives in the area, but was unaware
> until then of the Scientology controversy. Despite the distinct odor of
> last night's alcohol he received a quick cult education. He was horrified
> by the death of Lisa McPherson, and thanked me for my time.
The Sandman is an SP?
huzzah!
I.S.Rennie
>
> in article 9494vb$t...@netaxs.com, Rod Keller at rke...@netaxs.com wrote on
> 1/19/01 5:30 AM:
>
> > Bob Dobbs (the_ch...@yahoo.com) wrote:
> > : They are both for profit organizations posing as something else. Queso
> > :
> > : No User wrote:
> > : > The latest Daily Universal Cache Report lists several
> > : > satellite photos of Steve Austin the wrestler and
> > : > Vincent K. McMahon, a promoter, in the vicinity of
> > : > Clearwater Florida, where the Super Power building
> > : > is. What are the ties, if any, between the WWF and
> > : > Scientology?
> >
> > I don't think there is a connection. After one of the Clearwater protests
> > I had the opportunity to talk to pro wrestler The Sandman and his
> > "manager" in the Tampa airport. He lives in the area, but was unaware
> > until then of the Scientology controversy. Despite the distinct odor of
> > last night's alcohol he received a quick cult education. He was horrified
> > by the death of Lisa McPherson, and thanked me for my time.
>
> Other pro wrestlers [Hulk Hogan is one off the top of my head] live in the
> Tampa Bay area, which has a population of about a million people. Only a few
> thousand are Scientologists.
>
> Although to me both Scn and WWF are promoting theatre, and both ask you to
> really believe what they tell you is happening, one is upfront and honest
> about being for entertainment purposes only.
also, it takes a modicum of skill to be a professional wrestler.
strange but true: the majority of pro wrestlers in the big 3 (ECW, WCW
and WWF) have bachelors or masters degrees. Most got into wrestling
through college, then switched from greco-roman to professional.
Ryan Grant
everything that's ever walked or crawled at one time or another. And
I'm here to kill you I.S.Rennie....for what you did to Ned.
While it's true that a lot of the professionals do have degrees, only
a very few have any college or advanced amateur wrestling experience:
Kurt Angle, Shawn Stasiak, Steve Williams, and some indy talents are
the only ones that come to mind. Also the switch is from freestyle to
professional, not Greco Roman to professional; GR is very much a niche
sport and not one many people participate in (Rulon Gardner aside).
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Ryan Grant
That's right. I've killed women and children. I've killed just about
everything that's ever walked or crawled at one time or another. And
I'm here to kill you I.S.Rennie....for what you did to Ned.
>M. C. DiPietra wrote:
While it's true that a lot of the professionals do have degrees, only
a very few have any college or advanced amateur wrestling experience:
Kurt Angle, Shawn Stasiak, Steve Williams, and some indy talents are
the only ones that come to mind. Also the switch is from freestyle to
professional, not Greco Roman to professional; GR is very much a niche
sport and not one many people participate in (Rulon Gardner aside).
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Ryan Grant RCG...@earthlink.net
Be a wrestling fan
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