Vince doesn't see money in D-Bry? - Meltzer making smarks push that panic button

[TrueEpic08]

No. That's you making assumptions. Like I said earlier in the thread, I made the same assumption. I was wrong and so was Meltzer.

This could be true.

But you still haven't answered my first question.

 

[DANJ!]

Are you absolutely sure that this is true?

Or are you sure just because Michaels said it wasn't Bryan? Honestly, if we're going by Michaels' wording, wouldn't it more than likely be someone his size of smaller?

You just wanna believe it was Bryan.

That's why dirtsheets are able to work people. Because even tho' they're true sometimes, a number of their stories are bullshyt and/or exaggerations. But it's bullshyt people are willing to fall for, depending on who the story's about.

If the next match Bryan loses on TV comes with a 'report' three hours later saying it was specifically ordered by HHH to make DB look bad, there will be a 10 page thread on it. Not cause it's necessarily true, but because people just WANT it to be true.

Like homie said, people then decide to believe or not believe what they want. If it portrays their favorites in a positive light, they believe it. If it portrays the ones they don't like in a negative light, they believe it. Anything else, they question. Seen it a million times on here, , Rajah, AllHipHop back in the day... never fails.

 

[TrueEpic08]

You just wanna believe it was Bryan.

That's why dirtsheets are able to work people. Because even tho' they're true sometimes, a number of their stories are bullshyt and/or exaggerations. But it's bullshyt people are willing to fall for, depending on who the story's about.

If the next match Bryan loses on TV comes with a 'report' three hours later saying it was specifically ordered by HHH to make DB look bad, there will be a 10 page thread on it. Not cause it's necessarily true, but because people just WANT it to be true.

Like homie said, people then decide to believe or not believe what they want. If it portrays their favorites in a positive light, they believe it. If it portrays the ones they don't like in a negative light, they believe it. Anything else, they question. Seen it a million times on here, , Rajah, AllHipHop back in the day... never fails.

I don't give a shyt. It could be Drew fukking McIntyre for all I care.

But you and @Jmare007 are exactly right. But that cuts both ways, no? A segment of people on forums want the dirtsheets and co. to look bad, and any time that a wrestler (especially when it's one that they like) gives a tidbit of information that makes that a possibility, there's always a deluge of triumphalism and "whelp, case closed. Dirtsheets fukked up again" posts. Meltzer COULD be wrong (the way he was pretty much completely wrong about the circumstances around Bryan's firing), but why should I particularly believe an information pimp over a professional liar? @Jmare007 was the only person to give me a satisfactory answer to that question (one which you repeated, and which is the only real answer to the question beyond just liking one group over the other).

I'm just playing devil's advocate here. But some people are getting inordinately bent out of shape over it. It's not that important, really.