TwistedLogic

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"Lay it on em and keep whackin' it" Pat f***ing Tabler http://i.imgur.com/GkHkVKq.gif?1

f***ing hate this "best day of my life" song, irritating as f***.

What causes a guy to have a negative FIP/xFIP? Was just checking the fangraphs leaderboards and noticed Kimbrel has a negative number in both.

lol, that's nuts

Not sure about filthiest pitch, but I gotta go with Rasmus for sweetest swing ever.

It's a complete pleasure. The Orioles replaced the White Sox as my most hated team a couple seasons ago after I saw how much of a s***-stain their fanbase is. The noses on those people after making the playoffs just one time, was sickening. I really hope Jays fans aren't that f***ing obnoxious if we ever break out of the playoff drought. Orioles fans are more unjustifiably cocky than even Red Sox or Yankees fans, they act as if they've been perennial World Series contenders for a decade.

Come on guys. Just because people aren't cashing him in doesn't mean what he's doing "isn't working". He's getting on base. That's all that matters. If he isn't scoring, it's on the guys behind him, not himself. Jose has never been a guy that hits for a huge average, 2011 was a bit of an outlier in that regard. Jose is a disciplined player that hits for big power, with a consistently low BABIP, and he's at his best when he's seeing the ball and walking. It won't matter if he walks or he doubles in every plate appearance if the guys behind him aren't doing the job, he'll be stranded anyways. Bautista's doing great right now, and hopefully Edwin will break out of the slump soon.

His OBP is above .450 ..........

lol'd at this

I remember how hilarious that was, but it's hard to laugh at them anymore since this board ironically looks exactly like that one everytime the Jays are losing, or hell, even giving up runs.

Is that an apartment building behind Camden btw? Must be f***ing cool to have an MLB stadium outside your window, if so. I wonder how much one of those flats costs.

Did Jamie Campbell just try to advertise Cracker Jacks on Sportsnet?

I wasn't talking about me, you dumbass.

Razor Ramon also just got his life back together. He developed a lot of bad habits and most people were just waiting around to hear the news of his death. DDP helped him and Jake Roberts really get themselves together and improve their healths. Both guys (Roberts and Razor) just got inducted in the same class as Warrior, this year's class was a really nice story, seeing all the guys that turned their lives around and made it back to the big stage. Really nice to see.

ITT: People calling a guy an ******* for saying something about dead people, while completely dumping on a dead guy themselves. So good. No contradictions there. Simply evolution, ladies and gents.

Ric Flair was great. I agree the new generation of Wrestling became a bit stupid for a few years, but it's gotten a lot better lately and there's a lot of really good young talent on the roster. Cesaro's ridiculous strength, The Shield's "badass" gimmick and Bray Wyatt's twisted false-prophet promos are all really good. Hell, even legends like Flair, Hogan and Warrior (RIP) are making their returns.

His words on Katrina were from nearly a decade ago, during a time where he was in a bad place in his life, around the same time Vince McMahon had made a DVD ridiculing his whole career. He said a lot of really stupid things that I don't agree with, but everyone that knows him has mentioned how he had turned himself around and had become a much better person lately, which is exactly why the same people that had made a joke of him 10 years ago accepted him back with open arms and inducted him into their hall of fame. But yeah, everybody should forever be crucified for the mistakes they make in their lives, shouldn't they? The fact that you can say he "was a f***ing weirdo and an *******" about a guy you know absolutely nothing about, that too about a guy that just died, proves my point in this thread: you're a complete ******* yourself, so you're the last person that should be pointing that finger. The fact that people like you and Moogy can flame someone for saying "Rest in Peace" shows the kind of f***ed up sociopaths litter the internet and this forum, and I feel sorry for you and the people in your life. I can tear up about a guy dying, and it doesn't have to be about what I saw on TV, it can be about the fact that he had finally reconciled the mistakes he made in his life, and had finally gotten back to the place he loved before he had it taken away, it can be about the fact that I just saw his wife and two teenaged daughters elated at his induction ceremony, it can be just about losing someone you cheered for throughout your childhood, but whatever the reason is, just the mere idea that you can judge someone for being upset about a death is again, just flat out f***ed up, and again, you might want to consider therapy. I can't imagine the kind of s*** that has happened to you to make you become someone that ridicules a dead man, and ridicules people mourning for a dead man, but whatever it is, I am sincerely sorry for you. Anyways, seeing as you're a hopeless, cynical tool, I'm done wasting my time responding to you, so go ahead and do what any typical generic internet troll loves to do; go ahead and get your last word in. I won't respond to it, so you can get away with whatever you want to say. The floor is yours.

Do you ask the same question of every controversial or uncomfortable role a movie star ever plays? Why do you keep going back to what they wear, are you that seriously homophobic? Really the only thing that can make someone frown upon Wrestling ring gear while being fine with Boxing/MMA ring gear is homophobia. Wrestling entertainment is an evolution of things like the circus, where everything is exaggerated and caricatured. People don't complain about the kind of things that are worn by circus acts, but there's a problem with wrestling? These guys are playing over-the-top characters that aren't considered normal or everyday people. Warrior was literally booked as being from "parts unknown". If you simply don't like something, it's perfectly understandable and fair, that is your own choice. But are you that insecure that you have to try and s*** on other people for being fans of it? You can't leave it alone or just not comment on it? It doesn't surprise me that a sports board would have people like you or Moogy, guys that have this homophobic insecurity in being able to accept things like other men wearing "undies" on TV because it's not "manly" enough, but the irony at the end of it is just hilarious, seeing as how most of these guys are bigger men than people like that will ever be. They make millions of dollars, are professionally trained fighters, have gorgeous girlfriends and are followed by a fanbase that largely consists of young adult men and women. Oh but they wear undies!?! Oh ewwww gay!! Ew cooties!

That's the point. Plus, Anchorman. And yeah, Warrior was one of my heroes when I was a kid. He's probably one of the best known-wrestlers in the world when it comes to guys that had huge moments in Toronto (along with Hogan, and Rock).

Yeah, I wouldn't either if I found out I was in the exact same club as Moogy. Enjoy.

Why not? It's not the UFC where people legitimately beat the f*** out of each other for money. They're not gladiators, they're entertainers. It's no different than stuntmen getting injured during movie shoots, or pitchers taking line drives off the head in a baseball game, or a football player getting a concussion in a tackle. You say that you can't believe people support it as if the people watching it are encouraging the backstage life of drug-use (which, by the way, hasn't existed for for nearly a decade now). Does that mean that you are in disbelief over the rock music industry or the modeling industry too, given how prevalent things like that are in those businesses as well? Your response to me is "it's hilarious how seriously you take roided up guys in their undies" because I expressed remorse of a dead man? What the f*** is wrong with you? You might want to consider therapy to figure it out. The guy was a decent man and an excellent entertainer who just left behind two teenage daughters and a wife that were just celebrating his induction, but because he took steroids 25 years ago and because of his profession, he deserves to have his death ridiculed by some piece of s*** chump troll on the internet? "Who cares" - illustrated my point perfectly. Tens of thousands of people care. His family and his friends and his fans care. Making a specific comment about him is exactly what you did, and I'd like to see you say "people die all the time" the next time someone in your family dies.

A lot of it is drugs. Steroids used to be a big part of it, but the WWE banned steroid use several years ago, and they put their guys through a lot of testing now. Concussions are also a major cause, along with the severe toll their bodies take from the rigorous training, insane schedule and the kind of things they put their bodies through 300 days a year. People that have no idea about that industry write it off completely by saying ******** like "it's fake". Yes, the guys pull their punches and the stories and outcomes are scripted, but the moves and techniques these guys do in every match are very real, and it is very much like putting your body through a car accident every single time.

Why doesn't it surprise me how typical it is that the one thing you would have said would have been to make a snarky comment about a guy that just died. Stay classy... And enjoy being lonely for the rest of your life, you miserable, pathetic little gnome.