Pull Up the Roots
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Man, that's fukking horrible.
Bit of a reach but id say it establishes a trend and illustrates that how people handle that stress is different.Sad to hear. Forbes went all the way in on Wrestling fans for social media bullying.
Kimura’s death will bring about much-needed discussions of social media behavior, especially among the rabid Internet Wrestling Community, which is among the most toxic of fanbases—not to mention ecosystems—in any corner of sports or entertainment. The onset of the Wednesday Night Wars has brought a whole new wave of toxicity amid constant squabbling between WWE vs. AEW brand loyalists. The amount of social media filth was enough to force The Young Bucks off Twitter.
why do they have to make it about the Bucks and AEW though...
Shout out to Forbes for calling the IWC a toxic fan base. It’s disgusting decent wrestling fans like TSC (at least a good amount of us) Have to fall under the banner.
Yeah, TSC is the only place online where I post about wrestling. Even before I found this place I kept it very minimal With Wrasslin message boards. I think this is Like the fifth forum I ever posted on where I discussed it. (I’m including PC as one, too.)It's why I don't really interact with people online about wrestling except for here. This shyt matters way too much to some of these clowns.
Like fellow professional wrestler, Scott Steiner, Onita has also claimed to have broken Wilt Chamberlain's record of sleeping with 20,000 women. Coincidentally, his exit from politics was forced by a sex scandal in which he was alleged to have used government accommodations to host a threesome with a pornographic film actress and a female employee of the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transportation.[76] After retirement from politics, he lent his name and image to a Nintendo DS game, Atsushi Onita's Political Quiz.[77]
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Sad to hear. Forbes went all the way in on Wrestling fans for social media bullying.
Kimura’s death will bring about much-needed discussions of social media behavior, especially among the rabid Internet Wrestling Community, which is among the most toxic of fanbases—not to mention ecosystems—in any corner of sports or entertainment. The onset of the Wednesday Night Wars has brought a whole new wave of toxicity amid constant squabbling between WWE vs. AEW brand loyalists. The amount of social media filth was enough to force The Young Bucks off Twitter.
why do they have to make it about the Bucks and AEW though...
Yeah, TSC is the only place online where I post about wrestling. Even before I found this place I kept it very minimal With Wrasslin message boards. I think this is Like the fifth forum I ever posted on where I discussed it. (I’m including PC as one, too.)
Imagine if Gedo brought in Val Venis, who could have been HHH, into the G1. The promos