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by Jerry Whorebach 06/27/2007, 5:13am PDT |
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As some of you may have heard on the radio, professional wrestler Chris Benoit spent most of last weekend murdering his family. Any reasonable person would take one look at the Canadian Crippler's extensive list of finishing moves and arrive at the obvious conclusion: that he suplexed or possibly even super-plexed them to death. Strangely, this was not the case.
No, despite his proficiency with sleeper holds, the Rabid Wolverine inexplicably chose to bind his wife with cords before simply strangling her and suffocating their young son. This from a man who delighted audiences the world over with his unprecedented use of three suplexes in a row, a signature maneuver which he nicknamed his "Three Amigos" in tribute to a dead Hispanic friend.
Similarly disappointing to longtime fans was this screenshot of the new Tenchu game, in which gamers play ninjas who forsake their traditional black garb and fists of furious dragon in favour of limp wrists and masks of cowardly lion. |
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