You never saw a small nerdy girl before?
AJ looks like half the girls I went to high school with.
Former WWE Women’s Champion Calls Out AJ Lee; Unfavorable WWE Reaction To Lee’s Tattoo
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AJ looks like half the girls I went to high school with.
No. Because AJ's base gimmick is "small, perky nerd who enjoys comics and video games.
Only with time they added the "crazy" schtick. And if you seriously have the same symptoms that the woman playing AJ portrays on screen I suggest seeking out professional help.
Guys I really don't see why you care so much about her. I've learnt to deal with her posts, and she's actually a nice member..
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I don't see the problem with her getting a tattoo. And I don't say this as some big AJ mark but rather as someone just using logic. It's not like she can dream of being WWE Champion. The Women's Championship (which the Diva's Championship now stands in the place of) is the one and only championship that women like herself can win in the WWE. And she's dreamed of being the holder of this one and only WWE female wrestling title for the past 14 years. So she got a small marking/tattoo to celebrate it. Big deal.
If she ever planned on tattooing herself with a date for every single time she won the belt (say she won it like four or five times during her overall tenure in WWE), then that'd be a different story. Just getting one small tat on the back of her neck that isn't even visible when her hair is down to celebrate reaching her lifelong dream isn't an issue, or at least shouldn't be.
If she ever planned on tattooing herself with a date for every single time she won the belt (say she won it like four or five times during her overall tenure in WWE), then that'd be a different story. Just getting one small tat on the back of her neck that isn't even visible when her hair is down to celebrate reaching her lifelong dream isn't an issue, or at least shouldn't be.
I dunno why I lol'd at this so much :haha:
Really though, can't we all just get along? :lady: