If you grew up on the show its worth looking at it for the behind the scenes fukkeryRaw put me to sleepNo troll but was the SNTB movie worth watching
"I Could Be Home Watching Nitro"=EJECTED
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Notorious 1 E.Y.E.
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yeahRaw put me to sleep
So they kicked him out of last nights Raw in which Growing Up Bella fukkery was the best thing on the show? Sounds like they did him a favor
Sign should have said "I could be at home watching Dustin Diamond"
"......get sent to South Carolina to sign autographs."
CBoz
We Are NXT!
If he would have posted "for only $9.99" at the end he would have been fine
He did.
Golayitdown
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So they kicked him out of last nights Raw in which Growing Up Bella fukkery was the best thing on the show? Sounds like they did him a favor
Sign should have said "I SHOULD be at home watching Dustin Diamond"
FTFY.
WOAHMYGOODNESS
Your TSC World Champion
Always more to the story...and he really said fukk trips huh?
sucks for him, but.......
he still got to pay that $9.99 for the remainder of his 6-months tho
could cancel that credit card and get a new one
MenacingMonk
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The sad thing is people are gonna buy those t-shirts 
threattonature
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Another person apparently came forth shytting on the dude that was kicked out.
UPDATE:WZ reports that James Creek, who was at the Raw taping is disputing the fan with the Nitro sign's claim that he was kicked out over the sign. You can see James' comments on it below:
The "fan" was not thrown out over the sign. He wasn't even asked about the sign with WCW on it. He was asked about another of his five signs that had a hashtag on it. He was told first not to hold that particular sign up again. He did, so it was confiscated. He was so intoxicated that he didn't even know which sign the security guard wanted, and handed him three. His entire group were wasted well before the show even started.
Later security approached him again because he was being obnoxious. He and his group were screaming at the top of their lungs, directly into the ears of the kid in front of them, during times when nothing was going on and the rest of the crowd was basically quiet. They were screaming the wrong chants at the wrong wrestlers, again when the rest of the crowd was silent. It just got to a boiling point with several people around them. So security came over, and told them to knock it off or get kicked out.
They left VERY close to the end of the show, during the main event, of their own free will. I saw no one actually kick them out. If they sought out the security guards after leaving, I didn't see that either.
Just thought I'd clarify that WWE was not in the wrong in this one. They were making the show a miserable experience for everyone around them. My brother and I were right next to them the whole time, and it really dragged the show down for me.
Read more at http://www.411mania.com/wrestling/n...hreatened-With-Arrest.htm#Gt8zCuQZp75PiTjj.99
UPDATE:WZ reports that James Creek, who was at the Raw taping is disputing the fan with the Nitro sign's claim that he was kicked out over the sign. You can see James' comments on it below:
The "fan" was not thrown out over the sign. He wasn't even asked about the sign with WCW on it. He was asked about another of his five signs that had a hashtag on it. He was told first not to hold that particular sign up again. He did, so it was confiscated. He was so intoxicated that he didn't even know which sign the security guard wanted, and handed him three. His entire group were wasted well before the show even started.
Later security approached him again because he was being obnoxious. He and his group were screaming at the top of their lungs, directly into the ears of the kid in front of them, during times when nothing was going on and the rest of the crowd was basically quiet. They were screaming the wrong chants at the wrong wrestlers, again when the rest of the crowd was silent. It just got to a boiling point with several people around them. So security came over, and told them to knock it off or get kicked out.
They left VERY close to the end of the show, during the main event, of their own free will. I saw no one actually kick them out. If they sought out the security guards after leaving, I didn't see that either.
Just thought I'd clarify that WWE was not in the wrong in this one. They were making the show a miserable experience for everyone around them. My brother and I were right next to them the whole time, and it really dragged the show down for me.
Read more at http://www.411mania.com/wrestling/n...hreatened-With-Arrest.htm#Gt8zCuQZp75PiTjj.99
Dog Based Gremlin
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This p*ssy ass generation
Attitude Era had this type of fukkery each week
This "One Direction" era soft
Attitude Era had this type of fukkery each week
This "One Direction" era soft