[KC_Lion]

CNN:

[eaglestar]

[Jim W N]

[Sasparilla]

CNN is down for the count.

[rightwingcrazy]

Struggling just makes it sink more quickly.

[Billthedrill]

You don't have to like Perfessional Rasslin' to get it, and you do have to be a little thick not to. Naturally I would not expect our cultural elite at CNN to condescend to attending a match, but I do suspect that when they attend a stage play they don't believe that it's the real Julius Caesar really getting stabbed that they're looking at.

It is astounding how badly that silly GIF appears to have been received by people who are supposed to know better, and even more astounding that the response should have been open blackmail. It isn't at all surprising that CNN is now both trying to cover it up and spinning it as a mighty victory over a 15-year-old nuisance poster, but it's a really, really stupid war to start and that fact they can't spin or delete.

[mulligan]

CNN is a worthless piece of trash.

[tumblindice]

Beating the left It's like clubbing baby seals.

[RightGeek]

[tumblindice]

Some rough language for shrinking violets, so be advised.

[Hugin]

As a teenager in Minneapolis in the early 1960s, back when local television stations broadcast live pro-wrestling matches, my pals and I would bicycle down to a local station that offered free tickets for a studio audience on its Saturday Night Wrestling show. Quite often, since it was free and something to do on a Saturday night.

They used to do that in Sacramento too. I went to one with my neighbors. I don't know if I got it that it was all fake since I was real young, but it was fun. The "heel" was challenging the "pencil-necks" in the audience to come up in the ring, and 49er lineman and wrestler Leo Nomellini came out of audience and chased him out of the ring, then challenged to wrestle him anytime. The audience went nuts.

[HotHunt]

[LeoTDB69]

Ironic that Time-Warner once owned WWE’s chief competitor and eventually had to sell out for peanuts to WWE’s Vince McMahon. They never did understand wrestling.

[Albion Wilde]

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