drain
Jobber
who loves orange soda?
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Post by drain on Dec 26, 2005 22:08:29 GMT
i recently had a argument about the violence of wrestling and the influence it has on people, of course its gonna be biased since this is a forum of wrestling fans but what do you think.
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Post by Jaqk Halewood on Dec 27, 2005 0:38:15 GMT
I was a very violent kid. I loved watching wrestling when I was a kid. But they were in no serious way related.
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Post by Shane Tyler on Dec 27, 2005 0:52:18 GMT
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twissie
Lower Card
Imagination is more important than knowledge.
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Post by twissie on Dec 27, 2005 12:33:42 GMT
im not a violent person at all but i used to always play fight with cousins etc.
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Post by ambrose on Dec 27, 2005 12:47:27 GMT
Well i Have Watched Wrestling since the Age of 4 (im 18 in feb) and i don't thing it had a violent effect on me, but yea i did used to Play fight
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Jesster
Mid Carder
Clothesline from Hull!
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Post by Jesster on Dec 27, 2005 16:01:42 GMT
Meh, I saw more violence between my parents than I did on a telvision screen. But wrestling's violent. Just as violent as boxing is. In the end it's two plus people hurting one another.
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Post by Neil Adams on Dec 27, 2005 18:45:53 GMT
I recommend you people read Mick Foley's account about violence in wrestling in his second book and how he compares it with the violence seen in the so-called 'family favourite' 'Home Alone' movie. Very interesting stuff.
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drain
Jobber
who loves orange soda?
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Post by drain on Dec 27, 2005 20:46:07 GMT
yer ive read that ,was a bit weird.
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Rocket Moose
Jobber
He done gone and pissed him off now
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Post by Rocket Moose on Dec 29, 2005 15:57:45 GMT
Can't really see wrestling without violence. They stick age ratings on the stuff. If you don't want your kids watching it don't buy it.......though that didn't stop me
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