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The Wizard David

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May 15, 2001, 6:04:45 AM5/15/01
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Any news on her condition? Sounds pretty bad. It was very lame for Austin
and HHH to say those things. These types of accidents should not be laugh at
or make fun of. WWF hit an all time low there with the storyline of
Undertaker's wife being involved in an accident. The way Undertaker left the
building, it looked like it was not part of the storyline.

The Wizard


Incubus

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May 15, 2001, 6:15:58 AM5/15/01
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Can you say angle Davie ? As in Undertaker is unable to wrestle
because of his stitches in his ear ! Austin will be revaled as the one
who set him up.

Incubus :

Main Entry: in搾u搓us
Pronunciation: 'i[ng]-ky&-b&s, 'in-
Function: noun
Inflected Form(s): plural in搾u搓i /-"bI, -"bE/; also -bus搪s
Etymology: Middle English, from Late Latin, from Latin incubare
Date: 13th century
1 : An evil spirit that lies on persons in their sleep; especially : one that
has sexual intercourse with women while they are sleeping
2 : One that oppresses or burdens like a nightmare

Incubus

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May 15, 2001, 6:17:23 AM5/15/01
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Honestly you can't be that dense can you ?


On Tue, 15 May 2001 05:04:45 -0500, "The Wizard David"
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Incubus :

Dawg

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May 15, 2001, 9:14:32 AM5/15/01
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"The Wizard David" <dst...@cei.net> wrote in message
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It's all part of the show. If it wasn't, they would not have showed UT
leaving the building, nor would the cop have appeared on television. Be
serious little man.

But, if it's so tasteless, then was it also tasteless when the Outsiders ran
the Steiners off the road and WCW showed their home movie of it?

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Dawg
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Ring his doorbell and run. (He hates that.)
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Midnight Express

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May 15, 2001, 9:23:05 AM5/15/01
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The Wizard David <dst...@cei.net> wrote in message
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*lol*

This has to be nominated for "funniest post of 2001"!!

Here's me trying to argue that "that" survey was wrong and that wrestling
fans are not all uneducated - Davie comes along, posts this and ruins all my
hard work *lmao*


Black Knight

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May 15, 2001, 10:54:43 AM5/15/01
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The Wizard David wrote in message ...
Yeah...heaven forbid UT knows how to ACT! Davie you get dimmer as the days
go by. It is posts like this that make people truly believe you are a troll.
You claim to be in college and then post this. Either you are a master troll
or really are seriously the biggest moron in the world. Are you part of any
psyche experiments on your "campus"?

Black Knight


James

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May 15, 2001, 11:52:36 AM5/15/01
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This was purely storyline, Davie. Or didn't you catch the "overplayed"
concern by Debra and Steph?? The "rumors" by HHH and Austin?

James

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The Wizard David

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May 15, 2001, 2:31:59 PM5/15/01
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It is not funny if a women is involved in a storyline of an automobile
accident. I talked to someone who's friend was killed in a car accident. The
woman left her 10 year old son behind. That is why I don't think it is
funny, because this woman I talked to was so sad, you feel hurt along with
her. That is why I don't think these things should not be written into the
storylines as an angle.

The Wizard


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Midnight Express

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May 15, 2001, 5:01:59 PM5/15/01
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The Wizard David <dst...@cei.net> wrote in message
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> It is not funny if a women is involved in a storyline of an automobile
> accident. I talked to someone who's friend was killed in a car accident.
The
> woman left her 10 year old son behind. That is why I don't think it is
> funny, because this woman I talked to was so sad, you feel hurt along with
> her. That is why I don't think these things should not be written into the
> storylines as an angle.

By that logic the we'd never have any films to watch - even fairy tales have
"nasty" stuff in them.

Things such as films, plays, books, wrestling and anything fictional are
written with the assumption that the audience can draw the line between
reality and fantasy - those that can't are usually locked away, with
internet access it would seem!


James

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May 15, 2001, 5:07:34 PM5/15/01
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I guess that kills most TV/Movie programming for you too. Sorry if it
bothers you, but you need to be able to keep "fantasy" like that out of real
life. Like enjoying a match, even if the bad guy is beating the stuffing
out of your hero.....it is just a show.

James

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Dawg

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May 15, 2001, 5:20:03 PM5/15/01
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"The Wizard David" <dst...@cei.net> wrote in message
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> It is not funny if a women is involved in a storyline of an automobile
> accident. I talked to someone who's friend was killed in a car accident.
The
> woman left her 10 year old son behind. That is why I don't think it is
> funny, because this woman I talked to was so sad, you feel hurt along with
> her. That is why I don't think these things should not be written into the
> storylines as an angle.
>
davie, I would suggest you learn to separate fantasy from reality. Sure,
things like that storyline may be tough for some people to watch, but so are
most of the scenes on "ER" and "Law and Order." There have been many times
when a particularly moving scene on television or film has brought back
painful memories for me and left me quite upset. But, do you know what I,
and most normal folks do? We deal with it like rational adults. Sure, some
folks may cry, but that's because the scene touched a memory for them, and
it's painful to remember. They don't cry because the scene was in bad taste.
If it was so tasteless, they'd have no emotional reaction at all. If a scene
can touch off an emotional response, then that means it was done fairly
well. Hell, it was good enough to fool you into thinking it wasn't part of
the storyline!

If UT's wife had truly been in an accident, then I'd agree with you. But, as
it stands, this just goes down as another storyline that involved a
situation that would be tragic in real life like:
-Big Show's father's death
-Liz accusing Goldberg of rape
-Terri's miscarriage
-BPP's "retirement" speech and subsequent reformation of the NWO
-the phony Sting mannequin falling through the ring
-Kanyon's paralysis
-Kimberly being thrown from a car

Need I go on?


--
Dawg
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Never knock on Death's door.
Ring his doorbell and run. (He hates that.)
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Before you critcize a man, walk a mile in his shoes.
That way, you'll be a mile away, and you'll have his shoes.
-------------------------

> The Wizard

The Wizard David

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May 15, 2001, 6:41:48 PM5/15/01
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I talked to this women just the day before Raw. That is why I still sad at
hearing her said those words. Midnight, it sounds like you don't even care
at all about this woman and her child. I di and I just think WWF was wrong
for doing what they did on Monday with the storyline.

The Wizard


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The Wizard David

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May 15, 2001, 6:45:59 PM5/15/01
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I talked to the woman just the day before and it still has an effect on me.
Some people might not be that strong like you. Some people would kill
themselves to get away from the pain and misery.

The Wizard


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The Wizard David

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May 15, 2001, 6:43:42 PM5/15/01
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Listen James. I talked to the woman the day before and it still has an
effect on me. It should not come out like the way they had it. Especially
with HHH and SCSA was saying about the face. I could picture the poor woman
and her face being bashed in did not helped the situation.

The Wizard


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X8oD

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May 15, 2001, 7:02:17 PM5/15/01
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"The Wizard David" <dst...@cei.net> wrote in message
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> I talked to this women just the day before Raw.

impossible. This means you had to leave your house. And thats just unheard
of!

> That is why I still sad at
> hearing her said those words.

i sad to! Me no like You no more. Words make me said, and I sad no more
watch WWF

> Midnight, it sounds like you don't even care
> at all about this woman and her child.

In all honesty, i dont care. I mean its sad she has a loss, but im sure as
hell not gonna lose any sleep over it. i didnt know her, i dont plan on
knowing her.

> I di and I just think WWF was wrong
> for doing what they did on Monday with the storyline.

Man, im sure i could pass a law to export stupid people to an island! IM
SURE IT WOULD PASS!

~Chuck


X8oD

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May 15, 2001, 7:04:04 PM5/15/01
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"The Wizard David" <dst...@cei.net> wrote in message
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> I talked to the woman just the day before and it still has an effect on
me.
> Some people might not be that strong like you. Some people would kill
> themselves to get away from the pain and misery.

Kill themselves because the WWF wrote a storyline they didnt like, that
brought up bad memories.

Please, david. Show me the truth behind it, and practice what you preach.
Until then, with no evidence, i cant support your theory.

~Chuck


Dawg

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May 15, 2001, 7:16:32 PM5/15/01
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"The Wizard David" <dst...@cei.net> wrote in message
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> I talked to the woman just the day before and it still has an effect on
me.
> Some people might not be that strong like you. Some people would kill
> themselves to get away from the pain and misery.
>
You are seriously over estimating the effect of television and mass media on
the general population. I can understand that talking to that woman had an
emotional effect on you. That only goes to show that you are human (despite
the evidence to the contrary... :oP) But people killing themselves over
things they see on television? Most people see something that makes them
remember a lost loved-one, and they may feel sad, but in the end, they feel
good for the memories of that person.

Andy

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May 15, 2001, 7:37:44 PM5/15/01
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dude you seen Di, thought she died, matter of fact I know she did, I saw the
funeral, and even cried when EJ sang. Damn

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Casey

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May 15, 2001, 9:42:04 PM5/15/01
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dave
Yes it was tateless but what the hell do you think is going to be on the
WWF of anyother org.


ps are HHH and Step REALLY married

dumbass


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Midnight Express

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May 16, 2001, 4:54:26 AM5/16/01
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The Wizard David <dst...@cei.net> wrote in message
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> I talked to this women just the day before Raw. That is why I still sad at
> hearing her said those words. Midnight, it sounds like you don't even care
> at all about this woman and her child. I di and I just think WWF was wrong
> for doing what they did on Monday with the storyline.

So the WWF are supposed to look at the personal traumas of each and every
fan before broadcasting Raw are they? It was an unfortunate coincidence and
nothing else.

If you don't like it don't watch it! You keep saying how much you don't like
WWF and that you never usually watch it, so why do you? It's obviously
causing you a lot of emotional trauma.

You are turning into one of those posters that only watches WWF to moan
about it the next day - we have enough of those already!


James

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May 16, 2001, 9:35:43 AM5/16/01
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David, I think you are missing a very large point in all this. Just because
YOU had a problem with it, doesn't mean everyone else did. You keep saying
the same thing "I talked with her the night before". If you did, that's one
thing. But, it is NOT the problem of WWF! If *you* get that emotional,
STOP watching TV and Movies, as it is all going to keep hurting you. If you
can't take the fiction of the storyline as it is- A STORY, you are not
mentally advanced enough to keep watching the programming (that's *my*
personal opinion).

James

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DI Speedway

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May 16, 2001, 2:43:24 PM5/16/01
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Maybe the "Wizard" needs to change his name
to "THE RETARD"

Fett

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May 18, 2001, 2:41:50 AM5/18/01
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The Wizard David wrote in message ...


hehehehehehehehehehehe

yer jokin', right?!

Fett

My Reality Check bounced.

Stinger mark for life

I'm no ordinary nut, I'm a BUCKEYE!!

"Thank God for the popcorn!" - T. Schivone

Isn't it a bit unnerving that doctors call what they do...
"practice"?

Is there another word for synonym?

and back by not-so-popular demand:

Why isn't Eleven pronounced Onety-one?

Fett

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May 18, 2001, 2:52:10 AM5/18/01
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I'm not sure, but I think Davie talked to that woman the day/night before.

can someone do a post-search and find out if he stated WHEN he talked to
that woman?

He might have talked to that woman the day before.

I'm losing sleep over this, so please, someone find out, if you can, if
Davie talked to that woman the night before.

The Wizard David

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May 18, 2001, 4:28:13 AM5/18/01
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It was the night before before which was Sunday. It really hurt to hear her
said that. You could say I was effected. But when Smackdown went even
further. It was just a joke against Undertaker. It is sick and not funny to
pull something like that. What if someone called and told you your wife or
child was injured or killed in a car wreck and it turned out to be a joke?
You would feel bad about it.

The Wizard


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X8oD

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May 18, 2001, 4:53:02 AM5/18/01
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You are, with out a doubt, the biggest idiot on this planet.

if you goto college, do you attend the same one NitroPerv Does? cause you
are cut from the same mold. Only you seem to be the result of the
left-overs.

~Chuck

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Midnight Express

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May 18, 2001, 5:21:54 AM5/18/01
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The Wizard David <dst...@cei.net> wrote in message
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> It was the night before before which was Sunday. It really hurt to hear
her
> said that. You could say I was effected. But when Smackdown went even
> further. It was just a joke against Undertaker. It is sick and not funny
to
> pull something like that. What if someone called and told you your wife or
> child was injured or killed in a car wreck and it turned out to be a joke?
> You would feel bad about it.

Just as a point of reference for comparison - what TV programs do you watch?


Dread

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May 18, 2001, 4:46:44 PM5/18/01
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>It was the night before before which was Sunday. It really hurt to hear her
>said that. You could say I was effected. But when Smackdown went even
>further. It was just a joke against Undertaker. It is sick and not funny to
>pull something like that. What if someone called and told you your wife or
>child was injured or killed in a car wreck and it turned out to be a joke?
>You would feel bad about it.
>
>The Wizard
>

If it were a REAL LIFE situation, then yes Davie I would feel prttey pissed
off. But this is entertainment you f'ing twit! WTF is wrong with you? Are you
this incredibly stupid? They make movies with situations like this! The WWF is
no different than a movie. It's all entertainment! It's not real! If you find
it offensive, turn it off! This is a free country, asswipe! And speaking of
asswipe's, I gonna go out on a limb here and guess that YOU are responsible for
Beavis being censored from saying the word "fire" 8 years ago. You were that
child who watched TV and heard Beavis say, "fire." You thought it was cool and
burned your trailor park down, right? That's the same thing as watching a WWF
angle, being offended by a fictional story, then bitching about it online.

The angle was plotted to make SCSA and HHH look like the lowest of the low
heels that would stoop to messing with somebody's loved ones. This builds up
the tension for the next PPV. This will make people say, "Hey, I can't wait to
see the Undertaker beat the crap outta Stone Cold!" It's called selling your
product!

I'll bet you found nothing wrong with those Hummer incidents on WCW shows in
the past... MARK!


=-Eric the Dread

James

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<snip>(comments to Wizard David) I'll bet you found nothing wrong with those

Hummer incidents on WCW shows in
> the past... MARK!
>
>
> =-Eric the Dread

Wanna bet someone in his (Wizard David) family or a friend got run over by a
hummer?

James


Dread

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>Wanna bet someone in his (Wizard David) family or a friend got run over by a
>hummer?
>
>James

I'm suprised he hasn't replyed with something like that. Next thing you know
his mother and sibblings were smashed through tables at the local Denny's. :)


=-Eric the Dread

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