Should we have a WWE Forum?

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Should we have a WWE Forum?

YES!!!
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HELL NO!!!!!!
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What the Hell is WWE?!
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No, but we can have a DIVA forum!!!
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Total votes: 20

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Should we have a WWE Forum?

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Since this forum adresses things human or divine and some think WWE can be both (anyone see the divas!!), I thought I'd poll here!!

Should we have a WWE forum?

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I voted with the majority - What the Hell is WWE?!
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I voted no. I can't stomach the WWE/WWF or any others that I don;t even know about. BTW--Is Vince McMahon still in the PW picture?

The WWE is another "professional wrestling" asociation. You know-- sports version of Jim Bakker.

Umm, on second thought, a WWE forum is OK, I just don't have to go there.
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WWE is the old Worldwide Wildlife Fund. ;-)
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The Think Tank is enough wrestling for me.
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Wayfriend wrote:The Think Tank is enough wrestling for me.
Yeah, but we don't have cool nicknames like pro wrestlers.
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We could give people cool nicknames. :D :wink:

Maybe we could even form tag teams out of people with the same political orientations. :twisted:
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Heh. That could be dangerous.
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I don't know, I think that Cail and Plissken (and Avatar, and Duchess, and...)make pretty damned cool wrasslin' names. (Of course, I didn't know what the WWE was - thought it was the WWF, for some reason - so what do I know?)
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Same thing, different "association". AFAIK.

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No, the World Wildlife Foundation sued them over the name.

Seriously.
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Crazy.

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Which is why I've vowed never to support the world wildlife fund. They only did it for the publicity they'd get from the case, they were jealous that every immediately thought of wrestling whenever someone said WWF.
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I'm sure that the Bonobo Apes will understand as they teeter on the brink of extinction. ;)

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Are the 'Bonobo Apes' wrestlers? Cool nicknames.
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I seem to recall hearing that the bonobo-chimps is one of the only animals that engages in sex just for the fun of it :)

Funny how we see things differently. On the rare occasion that wrestling has been on danish TV, I always used to think of the World Wildlife Fund, when the WWF logo was shown. Instantly I started imagining wrestling bouts between cuddly pandas and gorillas!

So they sued? Jeez, that's the most stupid thing I heard since Mcdonalds sued a danish one man hotdog stand called "MacAllan". They lost by the way.
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i have a cool wrasslin' name and costume.
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Prebe wrote:I seem to recall hearing that the bonobo-chimps is one of the only animals that engages in sex just for the fun of it :) ....
I can think of at least one other!! :twisted:
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Dolphins?
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