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[taiga_star]

i'm copying this from a board, which copied it from somwhere else. all that matters is: i think you should all read this. NOW. or maybe when you have a few minutes. BUT STILL. READ. IMPORTANT. and horrifying at the same time. please read. please. please. please read this. thank you.

An examination of TNA's appalling treatment of

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[lagitel]

I love that Sunglass Hut story in a horrible schadenfreude sort of way.

Also, I'm pretty sure that this article came from Bleacher Report, thus making it the only thing of worth to ever come out of Bleacher Report.

[taiga_star]

i love looking up and learning new words btw. happiness in knowledge.

i never know/read the dirt sheets, so i only know what has been re-re-reported, ya know? the sunglasses hut story is sad on so many levels. most of the article is sad. i'm glad someone else read it!

[nera_fiore]

I had a friend point this out to me... and it is very, very interesting...but there are a few things I don't fully understand (by the way, just joined the community about an hour ago - hi - I'm Alyssa. I'm mostly a fic writer. Visit me at halfwayupthesky :) woot woot

[taiga_star]

i think she quit just from embarassment. why? i couldn't imagine... i mean, if i saw a wrestler from TV working in the mall just to make ends meet... uh, i dunno what i'm trying to say. embarassed that she allowed herself to be used? or embarassed of her wrestling employer? that she's working on TV for nothing?

i remember Eric almost dying. i tried to look something up on that and had a hard time finding the info. i was doubting if i actually remembered it or not :p

i love how the segments on TNA with the best ratings are the segments with the indy-established wrestlers and the women (who don't all look like Divas)... and NOT the parts with washed up wrestlers and F-list celebrities.