Tuesday, September 23, 2008
BORN TO LIVE IN PAIN AND DIE IN SUFFERING
I FEEL THAT IN THE PAST, MY BLOGS HAVE MAINLY BEEN REPOSTS AND NOT REALLY ANYTHING WORTH READING. I AM CHANGING THAT. THIS BLOG IS GOING TO BE FROM MY HEART, YOU WILL KNOW THE CURSED FROM READING THIS BLOG, MY PAIN, MY TRIUMPHS, MY GOALS... THIS IS ME, PEOPLE, LIKE IT OR NOT...
SO WHAT ISSUES DO I WANT TO FOCUS ON THIS BLOG? I'M GOING TO SAY IT LIKE IT IS... THERE ARE WAY TOO MANY PUSSIES OUT THERE WHO WON'T LET ME DO MY JOB. THEY ARE AFRAID THAT THE CURSED IS GOING TO SET THE WRONG EXAMPLE, THAT I WILL SAY SOMETHING TO OFFEND SOMEONE... IF THEY ARE AT A WRESTLING SHOW THEY SHOULD EXPECT THE UNEXPECTED. ISN'T THAT WHAT WRESTLING IS SUPPOSED TO BE ABOUT? SHOCK AND AWE?? WHY IS EVERYONE PUSSING OUT? I REMEMBER A TIME WHEN WRESTING MEANT SOMETHING TO THE FANS AND TO THE WRESTLERS. I REMEMBER WHEN THEY CHANTED ECW, ECW, ECW... I REMEMBER WHEN IT WAS ABOUT THE FANS, THE REAL FANS AND NOT ABOUT WHAT THE SO CALLED "MORAL MAJORITY" THOUGHT. PISS ON THAT, WRESTLERS SHOULD HAVE THE RIGHT TO EXPRESS THEMSELVES AS THEY SEE FIT AND AS THE FANS WANT IT. BOTTOM LINE, I FEAR THAT WRESTLING IS GOING BACKWARDS AND I WANT TO HELP KEEP IT ON THE RIGHT ROAD. SPIT IN THE FACE OF THOSE WHO GET IN OUR WAY... ARE YOU READY TO MAKE A NEW ERA HAPPEN? I AM. I AM READY TO BLEED JUST TO KNOW I AM ALIVE... I AM READY TO FIGHT FOR WHAT I BELIEVE IN, AND I WILL NEVER SALE OUT TO ANYONE BUT TO THE FANS. I WILL GIVE YOU WHAT YOU WANT FROM ME. I WILL BLEED FOR YOU. I WILL WRAP BARBED WIRE AROUND MY BODY. I WILL SLAM SOME POOR SUMBITCH AND MOST LIKELY MYSELF THROUGH A BURNING TABLE... I WILL GIVE YOU EVERYTHING THAT YOU MISS... I WILL SHOW YOU WHY I SACRIFICE. I AM READY... JUST WATCH ME.
Friday, September 12, 2008
True or False
I have a calen
I have had my wisdo
I have drive
I own a video
I have aller
I am an only child
I am afrai
I subsc
I take a daily
I have too many credi
I have paint
I have worn hand-
I have broke
I have cheat
I play video
I have been in a subma
I have been to Disne
I have an opini
I am an aunt/
I have a scar on my knee:
I am curre
I text more than I call peopl
I am marri
I have had a supri
I drink
I watch
I have been to Washi
I have been on a diet:
I have gotte
Some stupid survay, truths be told...
First
My face.
2.
What color
My brown hoodie with the skulls all over it, sweet.
3.
Would
Always.
4.
Do you plan outfi
Not much, sometimes.
5.
How are you feeli
Should be tired but I ain't, yet.
6.
Whats
Writing on our dry-erase board. Put notes and such on there so we don't forget.
7.
Do you say aim or a-
Eh?
8.
Tell me about
Humm... don't remember the last one.
9.
Did you meet anybo
Not really, no.
10.
Cold chicken legs but of course there aren't any.
11.
Do you floss
I admit, sometimes I do, sometimes I dont, sue me.
12.
What comes
New Years, it's some kinda tradition to eat cabbage on New Year's Day.
13.
When was the last time you talke
I don't think I ever have.
14.
Are you emoti
F--k you.
15.
Would
Never, but I might for Peanut Butter Jelly Time...
16.
Have you ever count
Why would I?
17.
Do you bite into your ice cream
Bite.
18.
Do you like your hair?
I hate it on women and I hate it when women have more hair on their faces then I do, grosses me out.
19.
Do you like yours
In point of fact, I hate my self... I hate everything I am... I am disgusting. F--k you.
20.
Have you ever met a celeb
Yeah, quite a few.
21.
Do you like cotta
Yes.
22.
What are you liste
micha
23.
How many count
Besides America, none.
24.
Are your paren
F--k you.
25.
Would
Yeah.
26. Would
Bush?
Most likely, no, but hell Ozzy did it so why not?
27.
Would
I would throw french er sorry Freedom Fries at him...
28.
Is there
Not that I can see.
29.
Have you ever been in a castl
I've been in a fort that was pretty damn castle like, close enough...
30.
Do you rent movie
Yeah.
31.
Who sits in behin
Ricky did back in the day...
32.
Have you made a prank
Heh, hellsyeah.
33.
Do you own a gun?
F--k you.
34.
Can you count
Again... F--k you.
35.
Who are you going
Laura, soon as I get sleepy enough which isn't happening... grrr...
36.
Brown
Brown, when I can.
37.
Do you own somet
A couple things.
38.
Ever been on a train
Yup, a few.
39.
Ever been in love?
I am in love.
40.
Do you have a cell-
Yup.
41.
Are you too forgi
I never forgive... I never forget...
42.
Do you use chap stick
Sometimes.
43.
What is your best frien
She's going to work then we are going to go to The Pig Out on Market Street.
44.
Can you use chop stick
I can but often too lazy too.
45.
Ever have cream
Yeah but honestly I think the last time I did, I was in jail.
46.
Have you ever seen The Butte
Yeah, the second one sucked though.
47.
What was the last quest
"How bout we use mine?" To Laura who misplaced her cell phone and wanted to set the alarm.
48.
What was the last CD you bough
Hummm... I think it was Rob Zombie "Electric Horses"
49.
Boys or girls
Girls, girls, girls..
50.
What is your bus numbe
I think it was 35, it's been ten years ago...
51.
Is your hair curly
When it's long it curls up.
52.
Last time you cried
F--k you.
53.
Ever walke
Humm... I'd say yeah... Drinking is too much fun.
54.
Do looks
Yes.
55.
Have you ever bough
What the f--k is Pac Sun?
56.
Have you ever slapp
Ha, over and over and over...
57.
Favor
Halloween
58.
Favor
Red and black.
59.
Are you sarca
Always.
60.
Do you have any tatto
Yes.
61.
The last perso
Laura
62.
Do you sleep
Sometimes.
63.
Where
At Project X Wrestling "Hardcore Halloween"
64.
Do you hate or disli
I wish I could just hate three people...
65.
Do you like your life right
Maybe.
66.
How often
Too damn much.
67.
What is your favor
Cats
68.
What was the most recen
A stack of comics and a wrestling magazine.
69.
Do you have good visio
Only with my contacts in...
70.
Can you hula hoop?
Why in the f--k would I want to hula hoop?
71.
Could
Never.
72.
Do you have a job?
Yeah.
73.
Can you handl
It hurts more, so I love it.
74.
What are you weari
Jeans, no shirt.
75.
Have you ever crawl
A few times.
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Thursday, September 11, 2008
Remembering 9-11
The nation paused today to mark the seventh anniversary of the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks with a heartfelt ceremony at the World Trade Center site, the dedication of a memorial at the Pentagon and a planned visit to ground zero by the presidential candidates.
Relatives of victims killed at the World Trade Center gathered in lower Manhattan for readings from dignitaries and a recitation of the names of the dead. Later Thursday, Barack Obama and John McCain were due at ground zero to pay silent respects.
"Today marks the seventh anniversary of the day our world was broken," Mayor Michael Bloomberg said at the start of the ceremony, calling Sept. 11, 2001, a "day that began like any other and ended as none ever has."
The ritual at ground zero included moments of silence at 8:46 a.m., 9:03 a.m. and 9:59 a.m. and 10:29 — the times when two hijacked jets slammed into the trade center buildings and the twin towers fell.
Services were also held in Pennsylvania and at the Pentagon, where a new memorial was dedicated.
Among the speakers at ground zero were three children who were very young when their father went to work at the World Trade Center seven years ago and never came home.
"I remember playing in the yard with him. I remember him pulling my wagon. He was strong. He always made me feel safe," said Alex Salamone, wearing the soccer jersey of his father, John. "I wish I could remember more, but we were so young when he died."
Edward Bracken, who lost his sister, Lucy A. Fishman, said she was "murdered by coward men using their religion to say they are right and we are wrong," then added, "Pray for the men and women who sleep on the ground every night in the Middle East to keep our world safe."
Relatives of victims began arriving at dawn at ground zero, now a huge construction site. American flags were draped over silent cranes, and some families held signs saying "We miss you," "We love you" or "You will never be forgotten."
The family of Sept. 11 victim Michael Diehl went to ground zero wearing white T-shirts bearing his photo and 9/11/01.
"It's still very hard for us to come here. It doesn't get any easier," said Diehl's sister-in-law, Norma Linguito. "I just wish they'd get the memorial up so we can have something, a marker, to remember everyone."
Family members and students representing more than 90 countries that lost victims on Sept. 11 read the names of 2,751 people killed in New York, one more than last year. The city restored Sneha Philip, a woman who mysteriously vanished on Sept. 10, 2001, to its official death toll this year after a court ruled that she was likely killed at the trade center.
McCain and Obama planned to visit the site after the ceremony concluded Thursday afternoon. The candidates agreed weeks ago to pull their campaign ads for the day and were appearing together Thursday night at a forum on volunteerism and service.
Former Mayor Rudy Giuliani spoke at the ceremony — as he has every year in New York — drawing applause from some in the crowd. As the names were being read, Homeland Security Secretary Michael Chertoff, New Jersey Gov. Jon Corzine and New York Gov. David Paterson walked down a ramp to lay flowers in the pit where the towers stood.
Last year's reading by Giuliani, then a presidential candidate, drew protests from family members who said the city was ill-prepared for the terrorist attacks under his leadership and questioned whether he should be there while running for the White House.
Many families had no opposition to McCain and Obama's visit, but some questioned whether the visit was necessary. "It's probably going to be more commercial. This really should be a day for the people who lived and worked down here," said Jane Wixted, who lost her police officer son Glen Pettit on Sept. 11.
But Pettit's former colleague, Chris DeAngelo, was glad they were coming. "One of them is going to lead this nation," he said. "And for that reason, both should come here to see what happened."
At the Pentagon memorial dedication, former Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld mourned those who "one morning kissed their loved ones goodbye, went off to work and never came home" and the airline passengers "who in the last moments made phone calls to loved ones and prayed to the Almighty before their journey ended not far from where it began."
The Pentagon memorial is the first of three major Sept. 11 memorials to be completed. The 2-acre park, located at the spot where American Airlines Flight 77 crashed into the Pentagon's west wall, consists primarily of 184 cantilevered benches, each bearing a victim's name.
President Bush and first lady Laura Bush marked the anniversary during a moment of silence on the South Lawn of the White House, then went to the Pentagon where the president spoke at a service there.
In Pennsylvania, several hundred people gathered to read the names of 40 victims killed in Shanksville where Flight 93 came down after passengers reportedly stormed the cockpit to thwart terrorists' plans to use that plane as a weapon like the others.
Memorials are years away from being built in Pennsylvania and New York. As in past years, two bright blue beams of light will shine at night on the New York City skyline, in memory of the fallen towers.
Tuesday, September 9, 2008
ZOMBIE WALK, My Plan...
What is a ZOMBIE WALK?
Simply put, the zombie walk is when a large crowd of people plan to dress up like zombies, meet at a pre-determined location, and then walk around, moaning and groaning. That being said, we're doing one here in Maysville, Kentucky. We hopefully will be getting the City of Maysville on the same page and have this event at The Washington Park, not this but next October and we're looking for a few good zombies and sponsors to join in the fun.
Our Zombie Walk will be a fund raising event for THE WOUNDED WARRIOR PROJECT if we get information from them soon to know that we have their blessings.
Besides the walk, there will be live bands, the Maysville Music Mafia will provide sound and DJ some spooky sounds. We will have food and drink. There will be best costume contests. And much much more.
It will be free to get in for everyone, food and drinks will be reasonable, and it doesn't cost much at all to get your zombie on!
For zombie clothes check visit your local Goodwill or other "clothing banks" and if you got clothes you don't use any more, please donate today!
Sunday, September 7, 2008
PXW - HARDCORE HALLOWEEN
HARDCORE HALLOWEEN
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Friday, September 5, 2008
I'll be missing you.
Killer Kowalski
On August 8, 2008 Kowalski suffered a major heart attack. According to Slam! Sports, the Quincy Patriot Ledger, and other sources, Kowalski's family was apprised that he would not recover. When Kowalski was taken off life support on August 18, subsequent news reports erroneously stated that he had passed away. But Kowalski did not die until August 30, 2008. [2] He was 81 years old.
Wladek (Walter) "Killer" Kowalski (October 13, 1926 – August 30, 2008)[2] was a Canadian professional wrestler. Kowalski wrestled for numerous promotions during his career, including the NWA and WWWF, and was a known heel wrestler. He held numerous championships including the WWWF World Tag Team Championship with Big John Studd. After retiring in 1977, Kowalski started a professional wrestling school in Malden, Massachusetts and trained many professional wrestlers, including Triple H.
Wednesday, September 3, 2008
So...
I'm ready. Got a match for me... Book me.
Tuesday, September 2, 2008
Not Warriors, Not Haters, Just People Doing Their Job...
Here's the new Metallica Video just for you...
Metallica - The Day That Never Comes
My match at When Worlds Collide I dedicate to the soldiers serving in "The War on Terror" where ever they are. Blessed be to you all.
Thank you, Real American Heroes, serving to protect the interest of our country. You are why we are free, why we can do what we do and I'll do what I do in the ring always thinking about you all.
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Please contribute to the WOUNDED WARRIOR PROJECT today!