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Post by samachine on Sept 4, 2007 16:36:34 GMT -5
After watching Raw last night, I decided that Jillian is probably one of the all-time ugliest Divas in history. She has no ass. Her face is all scrunched up like a pug. She has enormous cartoon boobs. Is it really that hard to find a chick that can pull-off a "bad singer" gimmick? So what do you want? A hot chick or a chick that can wrestle? 'I wish we could get some real wrestler' 'AW SHE UGLY'
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Post by RedSmile on Sept 4, 2007 16:39:06 GMT -5
So what do you want? A hot chick or a chick that can wrestle? I think a fair number of people here would say Jillian is neither. I also think they'd say you can get both in the same package. Then they need to watch some pre-WWE Jillian matches. And the question still stands...what do you want? A wrestler or a Diva?
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Post by Deleted on Sept 4, 2007 16:56:33 GMT -5
I think a fair number of people here would say Jillian is neither. I also think they'd say you can get both in the same package. Then they need to watch some pre-WWE Jillian matches. Damn. Straight. Jillian suffers the "unfamiliar indies" syndrome that has plagued other such divas as Melina and Ariel. That is, most people have not seen much (if any) of their indies work, so they doubt their degree of skill highly. The problem with this is during a match, when a wrestler that people are familiar with the skill level of (see: Mickie James; Beth Phoenix) does something with them that isn't great, the less familiar wrestler takes the blame. Permit me to draw an example: Back in March when Mickie James was attempting a hurricanrana on Melina, she slipped while doing the move and fell on her head, nearly breaking her neck. Almost entirely did Melina take the blame because everyone thought that from (A) them being more familiar with Mickie and (B) Melina holding onto the ropes, there was absolutely no way that Mickie could be blamed. Quite the opposite, because Mickie ended up slipping on her own, and if Melina had taken the bad hurricanrana, both of them would've landed on their heads, which would've been worse. However, Melina held onto the ropes (she couldn't have reached out and caught Mickie mid-fall either, or she would've fallen with her), which was actually the better, more professional and wise decision. Even so, because people didn't think that there was any way that Mickie could've been the one at fault, they blamed the wrestler they were less familiar with. That's my case and point. Jillian is heavily underrated, and because people have not seen exactly what she can do, there's a borderline ludicrous amount of doubt placed on her skill level. Sad, really, because she's one of their best.
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Post by The Ichi on Sept 4, 2007 17:32:38 GMT -5
Then they need to watch some pre-WWE Jillian matches. Damn. Straight. Jillian suffers the "unfamiliar indies" syndrome that has plagued other such divas as Melina and Ariel. That is, most people have not seen much (if any) of their indies work, so they doubt their degree of skill highly. The problem with this is during a match, when a wrestler that people are familiar with the skill level of (see: Mickie James; Beth Phoenix) does something with them that isn't great, the less familiar wrestler takes the blame. Permit me to draw an example: Back in March when Mickie James was attempting a hurricanrana on Melina, she slipped while doing the move and fell on her head, nearly breaking her neck. Almost entirely did Melina take the blame because everyone thought that from (A) them being more familiar with Mickie and (B) Melina holding onto the ropes, there was absolutely no way that Mickie could be blamed. Quite the opposite, because Mickie ended up slipping on her own, and if Melina had taken the bad hurricanrana, both of them would've landed on their heads, which would've been worse. However, Melina held onto the ropes (she couldn't have reached out and caught Mickie mid-fall either, or she would've fallen with her), which was actually the better, more professional and wise decision. Even so, because people didn't think that there was any way that Mickie could've been the one at fault, they blamed the wrestler they were less familiar with. That's my case and point. Jillian is heavily underrated, and because people have not seen exactly what she can do, there's a borderline ludicrous amount of doubt placed on her skill level. Sad, really, because she's one of their best. THANK YOU. Almost everyone blames Melina for that incident and I'm sick and tired of it.
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Post by Deleted on Sept 4, 2007 18:24:23 GMT -5
Damn. Straight. Jillian suffers the "unfamiliar indies" syndrome that has plagued other such divas as Melina and Ariel. That is, most people have not seen much (if any) of their indies work, so they doubt their degree of skill highly. The problem with this is during a match, when a wrestler that people are familiar with the skill level of (see: Mickie James; Beth Phoenix) does something with them that isn't great, the less familiar wrestler takes the blame. Permit me to draw an example: Back in March when Mickie James was attempting a hurricanrana on Melina, she slipped while doing the move and fell on her head, nearly breaking her neck. Almost entirely did Melina take the blame because everyone thought that from (A) them being more familiar with Mickie and (B) Melina holding onto the ropes, there was absolutely no way that Mickie could be blamed. Quite the opposite, because Mickie ended up slipping on her own, and if Melina had taken the bad hurricanrana, both of them would've landed on their heads, which would've been worse. However, Melina held onto the ropes (she couldn't have reached out and caught Mickie mid-fall either, or she would've fallen with her), which was actually the better, more professional and wise decision. Even so, because people didn't think that there was any way that Mickie could've been the one at fault, they blamed the wrestler they were less familiar with. That's my case and point. Jillian is heavily underrated, and because people have not seen exactly what she can do, there's a borderline ludicrous amount of doubt placed on her skill level. Sad, really, because she's one of their best. THANK YOU. Almost everyone blames Melina for that incident and I'm sick and tired of it. Yup, and the same problem is a curse on Jillian, who many people will never buy as a "real" wrestler...well, because they aren't familiar with her actual skill level.
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Post by Michael Coello on Sept 4, 2007 18:38:55 GMT -5
I have to ask:
Do we have to say we would hit every diva? Seriously, one non-hit wouldn't kill us.
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Post by Deleted on Sept 4, 2007 19:31:10 GMT -5
If Triple H had a sex change, he'd look like Nicole Bass. Behold! :
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Post by Lionheart on Sept 4, 2007 19:33:06 GMT -5
Then they need to watch some pre-WWE Jillian matches. Damn. Straight. Jillian suffers the "unfamiliar indies" syndrome that has plagued other such divas as Melina and Ariel. That is, most people have not seen much (if any) of their indies work, so they doubt their degree of skill highly. The problem with this is during a match, when a wrestler that people are familiar with the skill level of (see: Mickie James; Beth Phoenix) does something with them that isn't great, the less familiar wrestler takes the blame. Permit me to draw an example: Back in March when Mickie James was attempting a hurricanrana on Melina, she slipped while doing the move and fell on her head, nearly breaking her neck. Almost entirely did Melina take the blame because everyone thought that from (A) them being more familiar with Mickie and (B) Melina holding onto the ropes, there was absolutely no way that Mickie could be blamed. Quite the opposite, because Mickie ended up slipping on her own, and if Melina had taken the bad hurricanrana, both of them would've landed on their heads, which would've been worse. However, Melina held onto the ropes (she couldn't have reached out and caught Mickie mid-fall either, or she would've fallen with her), which was actually the better, more professional and wise decision. Even so, because people didn't think that there was any way that Mickie could've been the one at fault, they blamed the wrestler they were less familiar with. That's my case and point. Jillian is heavily underrated, and because people have not seen exactly what she can do, there's a borderline ludicrous amount of doubt placed on her skill level. Sad, really, because she's one of their best. So was the unspeakably bad Mickie-Jillian match on Raw a few weeks ago Mickie's fault?
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Post by machinegun on Sept 4, 2007 19:33:35 GMT -5
I KNEW she reminded me of someone
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Post by Fruity Delicious Skittles on Sept 4, 2007 19:39:04 GMT -5
I have to ask: Do we have to say we would hit every diva? Seriously, one non-hit wouldn't kill us. Well I'm not a fan of the whole lets say 'I'd hit that' shtic on the internet anyway, but yeah I agree with you.
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Post by Chucklehead,baby!!! on Sept 4, 2007 19:40:57 GMT -5
Didn'tn you guys know that Nicole Bass is really Huey Lewis after a sex change? He disappeared after 1989 for a reason... ....
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Post by The Great El' PANDA King on Sept 4, 2007 19:41:29 GMT -5
Still better than this:
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Post by Hiroshi Hase on Sept 4, 2007 19:41:48 GMT -5
I have to ask: Do we have to say we would hit every diva? Seriously, one non-hit wouldn't kill us. Well I'm not a fan of the whole lets say 'I'd hit that' shtic on the internet anyway, but yeah I agree with you. I don't think it's really a "schtick" at all, I mean if one of us see a female that's very attractive and probably would have sex or "hit that", then what's wrong with saying it?
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Post by Deleted on Sept 4, 2007 19:44:46 GMT -5
Still better than this: but is that better than this? :
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Post by Lukin Stontmehn on Sept 4, 2007 19:46:05 GMT -5
Andre the Giant, Male Prostitute.
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Post by Lionheart on Sept 4, 2007 19:47:03 GMT -5
Well I'm not a fan of the whole lets say 'I'd hit that' shtic on the internet anyway, but yeah I agree with you. I don't think it's really a "schtick" at all, I mean if one of us see a female that's very attractive and probably would have sex or "hit that", then what's wrong with saying it? Too many people still seem to think saying "I'd hit it" or coming up with some "creative" elaboration on the above is "clever." It stopped being "clever" or "funny" about 200,000 repetitions ago. It's played out and tiresome.
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Post by Deleted on Sept 4, 2007 19:51:33 GMT -5
Damn. Straight. Jillian suffers the "unfamiliar indies" syndrome that has plagued other such divas as Melina and Ariel. That is, most people have not seen much (if any) of their indies work, so they doubt their degree of skill highly. The problem with this is during a match, when a wrestler that people are familiar with the skill level of (see: Mickie James; Beth Phoenix) does something with them that isn't great, the less familiar wrestler takes the blame. Permit me to draw an example: Back in March when Mickie James was attempting a hurricanrana on Melina, she slipped while doing the move and fell on her head, nearly breaking her neck. Almost entirely did Melina take the blame because everyone thought that from (A) them being more familiar with Mickie and (B) Melina holding onto the ropes, there was absolutely no way that Mickie could be blamed. Quite the opposite, because Mickie ended up slipping on her own, and if Melina had taken the bad hurricanrana, both of them would've landed on their heads, which would've been worse. However, Melina held onto the ropes (she couldn't have reached out and caught Mickie mid-fall either, or she would've fallen with her), which was actually the better, more professional and wise decision. Even so, because people didn't think that there was any way that Mickie could've been the one at fault, they blamed the wrestler they were less familiar with. That's my case and point. Jillian is heavily underrated, and because people have not seen exactly what she can do, there's a borderline ludicrous amount of doubt placed on her skill level. Sad, really, because she's one of their best. So was the unspeakably bad Mickie-Jillian match on Raw a few weeks ago Mickie's fault? Ya know, I honestly didn't see the match, so I can't really render commentary on that in particular. I'll assume that it was a mix of fault, but I cannot truly say for certain.
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Post by RedSmile on Sept 4, 2007 19:52:46 GMT -5
Damn. Straight. Jillian suffers the "unfamiliar indies" syndrome that has plagued other such divas as Melina and Ariel. That is, most people have not seen much (if any) of their indies work, so they doubt their degree of skill highly. The problem with this is during a match, when a wrestler that people are familiar with the skill level of (see: Mickie James; Beth Phoenix) does something with them that isn't great, the less familiar wrestler takes the blame. Permit me to draw an example: Back in March when Mickie James was attempting a hurricanrana on Melina, she slipped while doing the move and fell on her head, nearly breaking her neck. Almost entirely did Melina take the blame because everyone thought that from (A) them being more familiar with Mickie and (B) Melina holding onto the ropes, there was absolutely no way that Mickie could be blamed. Quite the opposite, because Mickie ended up slipping on her own, and if Melina had taken the bad hurricanrana, both of them would've landed on their heads, which would've been worse. However, Melina held onto the ropes (she couldn't have reached out and caught Mickie mid-fall either, or she would've fallen with her), which was actually the better, more professional and wise decision. Even so, because people didn't think that there was any way that Mickie could've been the one at fault, they blamed the wrestler they were less familiar with. That's my case and point. Jillian is heavily underrated, and because people have not seen exactly what she can do, there's a borderline ludicrous amount of doubt placed on her skill level. Sad, really, because she's one of their best. So was the unspeakably bad Mickie-Jillian match on Raw a few weeks ago Mickie's fault? So she's a terrible wrestler after one bad match? That's seriously the only bad match I ever see being brought up in order to "vilify" Jillian's wrestling ability. Even the precious Stevie Richards has had bad matches.
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Post by Fruity Delicious Skittles on Sept 4, 2007 19:52:59 GMT -5
Well I'm not a fan of the whole lets say 'I'd hit that' shtic on the internet anyway, but yeah I agree with you. I don't think it's really a "schtick" at all, I mean if one of us see a female that's very attractive and probably would have sex or "hit that", then what's wrong with saying it? Maybe it's just me but I don't particularly like the phrasing of the words, and it basically implies to me that the poster saying said phrase thinks that the women in question would of course be offering it up on a plate and it would be down to their discression as to whether they would 'hit that'. ( Like they have women that look like that flocking to their feet anyway) Again I'm just not a fan of it, and it's also pretty predictable because we get it in every single thread concerining a Diva.
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Post by Lionheart on Sept 4, 2007 19:53:29 GMT -5
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