Dude don't listen to these asshole nerds with their "BUMP CORRECTLY" shit.
Put any one of them in a wrestling ring and ask them to bump 3 times in a row. Show me the ones that aren't either crying or shitting themselves. They won't exist because don't know shit. They need an asswhooping for that stupid "ERR BUMP CORRECTLY" or "LOL BOTCH" horse shit. A bunch of dipshit armchair critic cunts sitting in front of their computers.
According to the OP it was Ryback who said that, so your thing about never stepping in a wrestling ring is valid. :happy:
But seriously, one thing I've learned in the past year is the fun of wrestling-related arguments come from the fact that at the end of the day, it's just a TV show. Not just any TV show, but one where you forget things very quickly so plenty of small stuff like that means fuck all. Not many important users around here take it all TOO seriously.
Reminds me, there was a PPV earlier this year with ADR vs Big Show. The planned finish was Big Show holding up a bucket while ADR bounced off the ropes and kicked the bucket into his head, but ADR slipped and fell. We all had a small chuckle about this botch on this insignificant wrestling forum that ADR doesn't give two shits about before going back to discussing whether or not his character doing this Eddie-esque stuff is good or not a few minutes later. Does anyone think any less of Del Rio after this botch? No. And honestly looking back on it, dude's bouncing off the ropes to hit a kick 7 feet high in the air in a precise location. Pretty damn amazing it only took 2 takes. Most botches you see are that way.
If you're actually chanting "You Fucked Up!" in the arena, then you can fuck off.
As one of these dipshit armchair critic cunts you speak of, I really miss the days where this place was like that. Like a great community of friends that got me proud of this asinine post count. Shame it's turned into such a chaotic mess, sorry you had to come when it was this way. (Yeah, I've been part of it too. Sorry about that, easy to get carried away.
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