I've noticed that Hulk Hogan seems to have some new show hes on almost every year. None of them have been successful at all. Of course, discounting WWF or WCW shows, TNA is still very suspect. Is letting Hogan start a show or getting him as an announcer a death sentence for your show?
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Did you hear that dancing with the stars wants him on the show, but he keeps declining.
jrs1991
Did you hear that dancing with the stars wants him on the show, but he keeps declining.
Otown407Soldier
Yeah doesn't he want Brooke to go in his place? The mans had so many back surgeries he can barely walk, how can he dance? loljrs1991Did you hear that dancing with the stars wants him on the show, but he keeps declining.
Yeah, that's what i was thinking.
Well to be fair, a lot of TV featuring Hulk Hogan were god awful shows with or without Hogan. Although to be honest, I honestly didn't think that "Celebrity wrestling" show he did was all that bad, I actually found it somewhat interesting.
You see he has a Midget Wrestling show on Tru TV? I think.
I liked the Celebrity one too.
You bring up a good point, maybe he needs to stop being a money whore and accepting every role that comes his way.
I liked the Celebrity one too.
You bring up a good point, maybe he needs to stop being a money whore and accepting every role that comes his way.
I used to love Hulk Hogan. I had the vitamins and watched him on tv all the time. But since he became worthless by supporting his son after the wreck, I've lost total interest. Which is a shame as he was pretty much the only wrestler that I liked. Now, there's only, like, one wrestler that I know.
CruJonesIsTheMan
But since he became worthless by supporting his son after the wreck, I've lost total interest. Which is a shame as he was pretty much the only wrestler that I liked. Now, there's only, like, one wrestler that I know.
So...You would be just fine with the Hulkster if he just totally abandoned his son in a time of need? Yeah that makes sense.
Look don't get me wrong, I thought the way Hogan and his son handled the whole thing was totally disgusting (saying that kid "had it coming", that was just sick.). But to be fair it's not like his son Nick had the intent to harm or possibly kill that guy in the car wreck, it was a mistake, a stupid mistake that shouldn't of happened, yes, but a mistake none the less. So why as a father whom actuals cares about his children wont Hogan support his child? Like I said if Nick was just a stone cold killer and actually WANTED to hurt that guy, than yes, I would see your point and Hogan would be an ass hole for supporting him. But since that wasn't the case, saying you hate Hogan for showing support to his son is just a bit absurd.
And believe me this is coming from someone who can't stand the sight of his son Nick. He comes off as a total tool.
Hogan knows best. Appearently Hogan didnt know best because after that show his wife divorced him and his son was convicted for manslaughter or some shit. It's a sad story :cry:
Old_school_JJ
CruJonesIsTheManBut since he became worthless by supporting his son after the wreck, I've lost total interest. Which is a shame as he was pretty much the only wrestler that I liked. Now, there's only, like, one wrestler that I know.
So...You would be just fine with the Hulkster if he just totally abandoned his son in a time of need? Yeah that makes sense.
Look don't get me wrong, I thought the way Hogan and his son handled the whole thing was totally disgusting (saying that kid "had it coming", that was just sick.). But to be fair it's not like his son Nick had the intent to harm or possibly kill that guy in the car wreck, it was a mistake, a stupid mistake that shouldn't of happened, yes, but a mistake none the less. So why as a father whom actuals cares about his children wont Hogan support his child? Like I said if Nick was just a stone cold killer and actually WANTED to hurt that guy, than yes, I would see your point and Hogan would be an ass hole for supporting him. But since that wasn't the case, saying you hate Hogan for showing support to his son is just a bit absurd.
And believe me this is coming from someone who can't stand the sight of his son Nick. He comes off as a total tool.
Yes, he did have the intent of hurting someone. He was drinking, wasn't he ? And also speeding. Sounds pretty worthless to me. Someone who drinks and drives shows just as much intent as if they got a gun and went after someone. No difference whatsoever. If I had a kid that was drunk driving and speeding, that's it. I would never support him or her. There's just some things that people with moral character cannot support. Nothing I have said is absurd. If your son was drinking and driving and killed or almost killed someone, you're actually saying that you'd support them?
You might not agree with what your son did but damn you should still support them. Im sure my dad dint like that I got a felony but he was there the whole time and I've been a better person since.
Plus how many people didnt do dumb shit when they were a teenager? I drank and drove and was going really fast but lucckily I was ok.
Plus how many people didnt do dumb shit when they were a teenager? I drank and drove and was going really fast but lucckily I was ok.
No. I wouldn't support my son if he almost murdered someone by drinking and driving. I didn't do stupid stuff as a teenager. Never drank or smoked. I'm a good person with morals.
There's no two sides to this. What Hogan's son did was attempted murder, just as everyone who drinks and drives does.
CruJonesIsTheMan
There's no two sides to this. What Hogan's son did was attempted murder, just as everyone who drinks and drives does.
So just cause people don't agree with you and your opinions means they "don't have morals." Only you have morals huh?
You're an idoit. No one disagrees with you that drinking and driving is wrong, in fact it's VERY WRONG. But saying it's the same thing as someone picking up a gun with the INTENT of hurting and/or killing someone is indeed pretty absurd.
I'm not saying NIck Hogan shouldn't have been puinshed for what he did and I believe I already made it clear that I didn't like the way Hogan and Nick handled the whole thing. But saying that was "attempted murder"...come on. Again YES, Nick Hogan deserved to be punished for what he did, YES it was a STUPID thing on his part, but YES everything you're saying is pretty absurd. It's NOT "attempted murder," because again Nick really believe he was ok to drive. Does that make that kid stupid, yes, I'll agree with that, but no it doesn't make him a "murderer."
CruJonesIsTheMan
No. I wouldn't support my son if he almost murdered someone by drinking and driving. I didn't do stupid stuff as a teenager. Never drank or smoked. I'm a good person with morals.
Guess what Mr. "Holyier than thou." I DON'T SMOKE OR DRINK either. I too also beileve I'm a good person with morals. I've always done what I believe is right, always helped my friends and family whenever I could and never want to hurt anyone.
But here's another thing I don't do that it seems to me that you do. PASS JUDGEMENT. I don't think I'm better than people who do smoke and drink as you seem to. YES, again, people who drink and drove should be punished, especially if they hurt and/or killed someone, I DON'T DISAGREE with you on that one. But, come on, comparing to someone who is sober and picks up a gun with the intent to hurt/kill someone...yeah that's pretty absurd on your part to say.
No, it's not absurd to put someone who picks up a gun and kills someone and someone that drinks and drives on the same level. It's exactly the same. If you pick up a gun, you know what's going to happen. Someone will probably die. If you pick up a drink and get drunk and drive a car, you know what's going to happen. Someone will probably die. How can you not understand that? I'm not passing judgement. If you support someone that did something wrong, that in it's self is wrong as well. That's perfectly logical. I never said that only I have morals. Nor did I say that people that drink don't have morals. I said that people that drink and drive don't have morals. You seem to think that they do. Though, I can see where you'd think I meant that. I meant to type "and drive" after the drink part. And drunk driving IS attempted murder. You know what could happen if you drive after drinking. You could run into someone and kill them....or yourself. If you go ahead and drink and drive anyway, it's attempted murder. Your world view is seriously out of whack.
But most people who actually do drink and drive don't think "hey I'm drunk, I'm going to drive" like you seem to think that they do and you also seem to think that they also think to themselves "hopefully I'll kill someone on the road as well." They seem to think that they're ok to drive. I'm NOT saying they're right, cause clearly they're not. I've made it clear that people who do drink and drive SHOULD be punished, but calling it "attempted murder"...again yes that's pretty absurd.
There have been people who got a DUI, cause they were just in their car when they were drunk and didn't actually drive it. In fact I know of a woman who got a DUI cause she was just sitting in her car drunk, she didn't have the feaking keys in the ignition. So how in the world is that "attempted murder" as you put it? I'm NOT saying she shouldn't have gotten a DUI, but with your point of view she was also "attempting to murder someone."
And you ARE PASSING JUDGEMENT. You just said my "world view is seriously out of whack." Why cause I don't agree with you? How is that not passing judgement? Plus Hogan is a "bad person for supporting his son" again how is that not passing judgement.
And again just cause support a loved one who might of did something made a mistake and did something wrong DOESN'T make you a bad person. Heck it doesn't even mean you agree with what happened or even like it. If I had a son that had a DUI (let's forget about the "attempted murder" point of view for a second here), YES I would show my son support and be there for him. It WOULD NOT mean I like what he did nor that I believe he shouldn't be punished.
I have no problem understanding anything here, you're the one who doesn't understand how people can't think like you, again that's PASSING JUDGEMENT.
There have been people who got a DUI, cause they were just in their car when they were drunk and didn't actually drive it. In fact I know of a woman who got a DUI cause she was just sitting in her car drunk, she didn't have the feaking keys in the ignition. So how in the world is that "attempted murder" as you put it? I'm NOT saying she shouldn't have gotten a DUI, but with your point of view she was also "attempting to murder someone."
And you ARE PASSING JUDGEMENT. You just said my "world view is seriously out of whack." Why cause I don't agree with you? How is that not passing judgement? Plus Hogan is a "bad person for supporting his son" again how is that not passing judgement.
And again just cause support a loved one who might of did something made a mistake and did something wrong DOESN'T make you a bad person. Heck it doesn't even mean you agree with what happened or even like it. If I had a son that had a DUI (let's forget about the "attempted murder" point of view for a second here), YES I would show my son support and be there for him. It WOULD NOT mean I like what he did nor that I believe he shouldn't be punished.
I have no problem understanding anything here, you're the one who doesn't understand how people can't think like you, again that's PASSING JUDGEMENT.
I drink and drive. I have no morals... *weeps*
ActionBastard
Hogan knows best. Appearently Hogan didnt know best because after that show his wife divorced him and his son was convicted for manslaughter or some shit. It's a sad story :cry:
It's sad yeah, but whatcha gonna do? :roll:
