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Edit: and shcitzboy.
I see the Mookie's favorite photoshopped glazed cinnabon has joined the conversation.(in reference to the photo possesed by Mookie and Cbf having MB covered in sperms.)
Edit: and shcitzboy.
Damn, I hope that didn't turn you on, as much as it's been on your mind lately. A gay Latino-hating Latino? Look out.
I called you out becuase of your take on concussions...the HGH being a medical treatment was just the quote I used to do it...the kid really had nothing to do with it...and from that point on every other post from you was I wanted to see his kid dead.
If you mean gtown then you must be talking about greatness!
otherwise, i wouldn't lose sleep over someone criticizing me about not following pro rastlin.
This thread is getting re ed.
Instead of rastlin, why don't you start an argument over natural light and Lonestar, Pork sausage or venison sausage, who has the pertiest cuzin, or whose travel trailer has the most horsepower.
Sorry whott.
Rastlin does suck.
Marcus Bryant covered in Sperms I saiiiiiiiiiidddddddddddd!!!
I remember when Marcus Bryant of Spursreport claimed to be black and had his own "club" forum. I miss the fake MB.
I remember when gtownspur was sane, I think. Actually I don't remember him at all.
I remember when Marcus Bryant and Gtown used to shut the up.
I remember it fondly.
Oh and...
You're welcome.
Sin,
Tim Duncan(Wrasslin' Fan)
Quality meltdown.
A- because you didn't mention Manu enough.
times five hundred thousand
gtown youre quite the enigma.
i swear guys i didn't steal his password
you just made me spill coca cola all over the work table
So its Whottt, CBF vs CD and timvp for the belt
timvp is incapacated tangled in the ropes....CBF is unconscious and whottt and CD still going at it albiet at much less frantic rate.
then out of the blue Marcus Bryant dives in from the rafters and knocks whottt out with the steel chair
but while he admires his dirty work and hears the boos from the crowd along comes the most unlikely ally of all, who's this? GTOWNSPUR with a big bucket of mecos over the head of MB to the delight of the crowd.....but we thought he was mortal enemies with cbf and whotttt *JR says Aw mah Gawd!!!! fives times in a row here*
gtown and chumpdumper eye each other from across the ring as we fade to black.
Copyright 2007 spurstalk entertainment.
You win Chump...anything to keep you out of the gutter. No more ownings...I promise.
Careful...you're on the verge of being called a murderrer defender and dead child wanterer for displaying anything other than mindless visceral hatred of Benoit....and not wishing death upon him.
Benoit
Must
Die
That is all that matters here.
Always do.You mean no more wishing my family vaporized in a nuclear blast?anything to keep you out of the gutter. No more ownings...I promise.
I simply don't believe you.
Last edited by ChumpDumper; 06-28-2007 at 02:50 AM.
Hopefully you'll get out of that gutter soon
Attorney: Couple argued over care of mentally re ed 7-year-old son
http://sports.espn.go.com/espn/news/story?id=2918751
ATLANTA -- In the days before pro wrestler Chris Benoit killed his wife and child and hanged himself, the couple argued over whether he should stay home more to take care of their mentally re ed 7-year-old son, an attorney for the wrestling league said Wednesday.
"I think it's fair to say that the subject of caring for that child was part of what made their relationship complicated and difficult, and it's something they were both constantly struggling with," said Jerry McDevitt, an attorney for World Wrestling Entertainment. "We do know it was a source of stress and consternation."
McDevitt said the wrestling organization learned from the couple's friends and relatives that the Benoits were struggling with where to send the boy to school since he had recently finished kindergarten.
He also said Benoit's wife didn't want him to quit wrestling, but she "wanted him to be at home more to care for the kid. She'd say she can't take care of him by herself when he was on the road."
The child suffered from a rare medical condition called Fragile X Syndrome, an inherited form of mental re ation often accompanied by autism, McDevitt said.
Over the past weekend, authorities said, Benoit strangled his wife, suffocated his son and placed a Bible next to their bodies before hanging himself with a weight-machine cable in the couple's suburban home. No motive was offered for the killings, which were discovered Monday.
Anabolic steroids were found in Benoit's home, leading officials to wonder whether the drugs played a role in the slayings. Some experts believe steroids cause paranoia, depression and violent outbursts known as "roid rage."
The WWE, based in Stamford, Conn., issued a news release Tuesday saying steroids "were not and could not be related to the cause of death" and that the findings indicate "deliberation, not rage." It also added that Benoit tested negative April 10, the last time he was tested for drugs.
Also Wednesday, Benoit's personal physician said the wrestler did not give any indication he was troubled when he met with the doctor hours before the start of the weekend.
Benoit had been under the care of Dr. Phil Astin, a longtime friend, for treatment of low testosterone levels. Astin said the condition likely originated from previous steroid use.
Astin prescribed testosterone for Benoit in the past but would not say what, if any, medications he prescribed the day of their meeting.
"He was in my office on Friday to stop by just to see my staff," Astin said. "He certainly didn't show any signs of any distress or rage or anything."
"I'm still very surprised and shocked, especially with his child Daniel involved," Astin said. "He worshipped his child."
District Attorney Scott Ballard said the autopsy indicated that there were no bruise marks on the child's neck, so authorities are now assuming he could have been killed using a choke hold. "It's a process of elimination," he said.
The boy had old needle marks in his arms, Ballard said. He said he had been told the parents considered him undersized and had given him growth hormones.
"The boy was very small, even dwarfed," Ballard said.
The Benoits' argument over their son was not the only friction in their marriage. Nancy Benoit had filed for a divorce in 2003, saying the couple's three-year marriage was irrevocably broken and alleging "cruel treatment." She later dropped the complaint.
Meanwhile, authorities in Georgia were investigating a link between Benoit and a Florida business that may have supplied him with steroids.
Prosecutors in upstate New York who have been investigating the company's drug sales said Benoit received deliveries from Signature Pharmacy and MedXLife.com, which sold steroids, human growth hormone and testosterone on the Internet.
Six people, including two of the pharmacy's owners, have pleaded guilty in the investigation, and 20 more have been arrested, including doctors and pharmacists.
"That's something that sounds like we ought to be investigating," Ballard told the AP on Wednesday.
A lawyer for MedXLife co-owner Dr. Gary Brandwein scoffed at allegations that his client's company sold steroids to Benoit.
"I've only read that in the paper. I have no direct information about that whatsoever," Terence Kindlon said Wednesday, adding that prosecutors in Albany County, N.Y., were trying to "distract everyone's attention from the fact that their case is disintegrating."
Brandwein, a 44-year-old osteopath from Boca Raton, Fla., has pleaded not guilty to six counts in New York state court related to the criminal sale of a controlled substance. He was accused of signing and sending prescriptions without ever seeing patients.
Telephone messages left for attorneys for Brian Schafler and Greg Trotta -- two other co-owners of MedXLife -- were not immediately returned Wednesday. The two men have pleaded guilty to felony third-degree diversion of prescription medications and prescriptions, admitting they helped get drugs in 2006 for customers in upstate New York who had no medical need for them.
McDevitt said the drugs found in Benoit's house were legitimately prescribed. "There's no question, none of these drugs are out there, none of these drugs came from Internet pharmacies," he said.
In addition to causing paranoia and explosive outbursts, steroids can also contribute to deep depression, according to experts.
"Just as you have the extreme high of when you're on steroids, you can get the opposite," said Dr. Todd Schlifstein, a clinical assistant professor at the New York University School of Medicine. "You can have a dramatic difference in mood swings. You can feel there's no hope, there's no future."
Well obviously roids played some kind of role here, even if it was only withdrawl depression...
But a lot of guys take roids, and evidentally a lot of them commit suicide because of roid usage...
But taking your own life and taking someone elses are two different things...depression alone doesn't cause someone to deliberately take the life of someone else. That is someone who has lost their sense of right and wrong. It goes against every thing we are taught as human beings. It's not just roids behind this...and I don't think it's just a case of narcisism either.
I can't understand why anyone would ever take steroids...you tell me something is going to make my nuts shrivel up into bb's and that's enough reason for me to stay away from it.
I didn't realize you could still get a presciption for them...but evidentally you can since they said everthing they found in Benoit's house had a legal and legitimate prescription.
I wonder if Benoit's steroid use is what contributed to his son's condition. I've never heard of them doing any kind of chromosome or genetic damage, but it is kind of eerie how his son paid the price for his steroid usage...in more ways than one.
I'm done with it...it's horrible what Benoit did, not only to his wife and child, but also to a fine career and legacy he'd spent his entire life building.
And as a wrestling fan...Benoit was considered to be one of the few good guys in the business...and he's done a lot of damage to the industry now and everyone who relies on it to earn a living. And I know the dude loved wrestling.
It won't suprise me if this is what finally kills the WWE...there might be an initial surge like there was when Owen Hart died...but eventually the reprecussions will do more harm than the temporary publicity does good, the negative pall that hangs over the industry has grown larger, and this was bad bad thing...and there's no Dwayne Johnson and Ted Turner waiting in the wings to save Wrestling this time.
Hopefully this will lead to the mother of all crackdowns on steroid usage in all sports...even if they weren't totally behind what happened here...
You can look at the number of wrestlers who have commited suicide, look at the type of bodies they had...and draw some pretty devastating conclusions about anabolic steroids.
Hopefully you'll quit making excuses for killers and wanting my family dead. I don't expect either.Hopefully you'll get out of that gutter soon
His poor son obviously suffered a lot in his young life as brutally as he was murdered maybe it was for the best that he is gone and hopefully in a better place now out of his misery and pain may god rest his soul
The following was posted on RobVanDam.com
Well, there’s no need to wait until we have our heads wrapped around this, because I doubt that’ll happen, so here it is. I know that a monster committed those terrible, unforgivable acts of horror. Just like everyone who knew Chris Benoit, I can’t think of him as a monster. Not Chris.
Chris was truly a role model’s role model. You simply had to respect him and admire his focus and unmatched discipline. If I ever got asked a question about who I looked up to the most in the business, you guessed it. That’s me sharing a real feeling with you. Not talking about bull that I have little interest in, like who would I like most to wrestle with, or what’s my favorite color, but who I actually looked up to in the dressing room. It’s Chris Benoit- in the ring and in the dressing room and with his family.
The last time I talked to Chris, a few weeks ago, he told me how much he respected me for stepping away from the business. His message now comes to me from beyond. He said “Some of us don’t know when to get out.” I told him that I always held a little contempt for him telling me back in 1992 that I was a dumb-ass for wanting to quit WCW, and mentioned the irony.
Over the last several years, on overseas tours I’d always see Chris in the gym when the other guys were recovering from the night before. He’d train hard and sometimes I’d see him allowing young wrestlers to follow his lead and get a guaranteed killer workout. He took pride in what he did and set a great example for others, myself included, to follow.
How many murderers…baby murderers at that… are praised so highly by EVERYONE who knew them? This is all so bizarre and new information seems to come out every few hours but I can’t imagine we’ll ever understand what happened here. It appears that Chris took the answers with him. To tell you the honest truth, the easiest thing for me to believe at this moment is that if no frame work was involved, he was taken over by demonic energies with no compassion. I have to believe this is often the case with such inhumane acts.
Nancy, Daniel and Chris’ tragic deaths obviously have affected a lot of people. Just remember, there’s enough hate in this world. Hateful thoughts do not move us in the right direction, so make a conscious effort to remember that. It’s important now and always.
Whatever you need to tell yourself to feel better chumpHopefully you'll quit making excuses for killers and wanting my family dead. I don't expect either.
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