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leah wrote:i am forever grateful to my gym teacher for drilling that skill into me during drivers' ed
leah wrote:isn't the only difference the length? i feel like it would take too long to smoke something that long, ha.
Jay wrote:It's entirely possible to respect someone's talent separately from their personality and other actions. Any atrocious acts he committed don't change what he did in and for the pro wrestling world. If Michael Jordan blew up a bus full of nuns, he'd still be arguably the greatest basketball player of all time and a nun murdering piece of shit.
Narrock wrote:Yup, I ... was just trolling.
Narrock wrote:I wikipedia'd everything first.
leah wrote:this is kind of like the dilemma with michael vick, no? people have a hard time separating his athletic skill from his bullshit dogfighting idiocy. (obviously i am not team vick here.)
Adivina wrote:We are the most bipolar acting community, bunch of manics with the mood swings on here.
leah wrote:i am forever grateful to my gym teacher for drilling that skill into me during drivers' ed
leah wrote:isn't the only difference the length? i feel like it would take too long to smoke something that long, ha.
Gypsiyee wrote:Everyone is good at something. Congrats on running really fast, being really strong, throwing a ball really far, or whatever else you're lucky enough to have been discovered for but being a worthless abusive murdering shitbag kind of overshadows that for me. The things can coexist, certainly, but I won't sing praises of the talents of a horrid individual. Everyone has talents. Everyone is great at something. Being great at something that happens to make you famous doesn't strike me with awe if the thing you're famous for is the only positive thing about you.
Narrock wrote:Yup, I ... was just trolling.
Narrock wrote:I wikipedia'd everything first.
On one hand you have objectivity, on the other hand you're filtering it based on your personal bias.
Arlos wrote:I swear, "Professional Wrestling" is by far and away the most homosexual thing ever put on TV that was accepted as mass "entertainment."
Think about it: It's one giant soap opera, with good guys, bad guys, scheming, backstabbing, etc. performed by large, half-naked, muscular men writhing around together on the ground as they grope each other.
Personally, I have never even remotely understood the appeal. Arguing whether someone was "the best" or "great" at it is utterly nonsensical, since the entire thing was scripted anyway.
-Arlos
Arlos wrote:I swear, "Professional Wrestling" is by far and away the most homosexual thing ever put on TV that was accepted as mass "entertainment."
Think about it: It's one giant soap opera, with good guys, bad guys, scheming, backstabbing, etc. performed by large, half-naked, muscular men writhing around together on the ground as they grope each other.
Personally, I have never even remotely understood the appeal. Arguing whether someone was "the best" or "great" at it is utterly nonsensical, since the entire thing was scripted anyway.
-Arlos
Adivina wrote:We are the most bipolar acting community, bunch of manics with the mood swings on here.
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