
A BIG Thank you
I would just like to say thanks to EVERYONE who views this blog, leaves comments, posts on the forum and/or takes the survey. It puts a smile on my face to know that you people enjoy my work! Sorry about the lack of updates too. I haven't watched WWE in over 2 months. So if someone would like to keep me informed, just send me and Email!
Myspace members:
My friend Brady and I are currently looking for members to our Myspace group: http://groups.myspace.com/cosbyawareness, we place false facts about Bill Cosby randomly to try and get him in the Spotlight again. If you wanna join, Email Me and give me your URL. I will add you to my friends and take care of the rest, OR you can go to that link and join our group from there. You must be dedicated and a member of Wikipedia! Also, if you are interested, join our prank call group "The New Jerky Boys" the craziest prank callers ever! Thanx for your patrionage!
A Message From Dan:
If you are going to leave a comment for the guest book, please make it about the blog, WWE, me, you, whatever! Just don't send spam. You're making it hard for me to read through those things and deleting them. If you send them, I won't publish them, so don't waste your time! Also I am going to be making a Chris Benoit Tribute blog. I'll keep you posted on that, so if you liked this blog, check out the soon-to-come Benoit blog! Also, for some reason, people wanna know how old I am. Well, I'm 18. Happy?
Wrestling in the News
I stumbled upon a funny article in the March 17, 2008 edition of The National Enquirer of how wrestling affects America's children and teens. Now, this is pretty ridiculous, but hey, at least wrestling made a magazine...So without further ado, he is the article entitled "TV Wrestling Stranglehold..."
TV Wrestling Stranglehold
*Grapple with this: Teens who watch professional wrestling on TV are up to 6 times more likely to engage in high-risk activities including fighting and unprotected sex. That's the disquieting finding of Wake Forest University researchers who questioned 2,300 people between the ages of 16 and 20. Those who said they tried to hurt someone with a weapon watched 67% more wrestling then those who had not attacked anyone. Those who engaged in sex without birth control watched 42% more frequently then those who used birth control. The Conclusion: Reduce kids' exposure to violence disguised as entertainment.
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