ok heres the deal.. 6 way broken down to two 3 ways.. prolly with the guys in there would have gotten 15 mintues each.. theres your half hour
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I laughed at him, but I did care for his well being. I knew he was fine right away, and walked over and told him that the risk wasn't worth the reward with that move.
You guys come up with more moves than you perfect the ones you got.
I talk a lot of shit about the "flippies", but I don't disrespect them for what they do. They listen to me, and I like that. I appreciate what they bring to the table. I just wish they knew how to fine tune the stuff that's really good.
I've worked with all four of you clap drive guys now, and I've been suprised by you guys as well. I don't want you guys hurt and I just want better stories and more compromise as far as the show as a whole is concerned.
clap drive on 3axis72404September 26 2005, 21:25:10 UTC
Yea it was bullshit for you people that did laugh at Mr. Gakiya for his little accident and sum laughed as soon as it happened b4 n e one knew he was alright. His head has been fucked up since then everytime i see him he says how much it hurts but he still worked saturdays match and tried his ass off so hes one of the last people i would laugh at. CLAP DRIVE WILL LIVE ON
The FinishdeaconhobbsSeptember 28 2005, 01:38:23 UTC
I look at "the 6" as some of the best I've seen. Anywhere...bar none.
I don't use the term "flippies" even mainly because I feel that itself is a form of disrespect.
Let me say this....you guys scare me....really. I wish there were a way for you guys to get over by not having to do that stuff. Unfortunately the "new era", no pun intended, of wrestling being ushered in by ROH and TNA makes that impossible. I cringe everytime I see one of you guys "flop" (mess up).
You guys are amazing, to that there is no doubt. The fact is, every single one of us has had some sort of validity to our arguments. So let this be the finish of it.
Kyle my friend and fellow worker, you are right. We are all unique. You do what you guys do, and the same is true for the heavyweights. Together we make one hell of a product.
So let's all put this bullshit behind us and make next week and the following weeks to come even better. Maybe we might be able to put more asses in the seats.
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Me and Kyle agree this would make one helluva angle.
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I laughed at him, but I did care for his well being. I knew he was fine right away, and walked over and told him that the risk wasn't worth the reward with that move.
You guys come up with more moves than you perfect the ones you got.
I talk a lot of shit about the "flippies", but I don't disrespect them for what they do. They listen to me, and I like that. I appreciate what they bring to the table. I just wish they knew how to fine tune the stuff that's really good.
I've worked with all four of you clap drive guys now, and I've been suprised by you guys as well. I don't want you guys hurt and I just want better stories and more compromise as far as the show as a whole is concerned.
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I don't use the term "flippies" even mainly because I feel that itself is a form of disrespect.
Let me say this....you guys scare me....really. I wish there were a way for you guys to get over by not having to do that stuff. Unfortunately the "new era", no pun intended, of wrestling being ushered in by ROH and TNA makes that impossible. I cringe everytime I see one of you guys "flop" (mess up).
You guys are amazing, to that there is no doubt. The fact is, every single one of us has had some sort of validity to our arguments. So let this be the finish of it.
Kyle my friend and fellow worker, you are right. We are all unique. You do what you guys do, and the same is true for the heavyweights. Together we make one hell of a product.
So let's all put this bullshit behind us and make next week and the following weeks to come even better. Maybe we might be able to put more asses in the seats.
Be Safe,
Deac Out.
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