Keith Houchen Posted July 31, 2021 Posted July 31, 2021 8 hours ago, DavidB6937 said: Pretty sure she must be a bot with that Twitter handle. I agree MrB6937.
Paid Members Devon Malcolm Posted July 31, 2021 Paid Members Posted July 31, 2021 6 hours ago, LaGoosh said: That's our @NEWM!
Paid Members Arch Stanton Posted July 31, 2021 Paid Members Posted July 31, 2021 1 hour ago, Devon Malcolm said: That's our @NEWM! Greatly missed here! Come back @NEWM
Paid Members Devon Malcolm Posted July 31, 2021 Paid Members Posted July 31, 2021 Another pCc success story, now a respected wrestling writer with a lovely family. A wonderful lad.
Tennessee Moltisanti Posted August 6, 2021 Posted August 6, 2021 He might not have a clue when it comes to the voting booth, and his wife is a bit of a nutter, but you can't help but give him his props, shamelessly nicked from Reddit: Add it to the The List of Jericho's Charitable Donations To Help Others $5,000 towards Bobby Eaton's funeral costs $5,000 towards Kamala’s funeral costs and family expenses $5,000 to help cover the funeral expenses for Balls Mahoney $5,000 to help Shad Gaspard’s family $5,000 to help George Floyd’s legal and travel expenses $5,000 to help save Kamala’s house $5,000 towards Perry Saturn's health treatments $3,000 towards Rico Constantino’s medical bills $2,500 to the family of Mohammad Anwar $2,500 towards Rex King’s funeral costs $2,500 to help Axl Rotten get surgery for his spinal injuries $2,500 to help with Jerry Lynn pay for several medical procedures $2,500 to the fundraiser set up by Tyler Breeze and Kevin Owens for the victims of the Alberta forest fires $2,500 to help friend Alexandria Finley beat cancer $2,500 towards Jim Valley's medical bills $2,500 towards Jimmy Rave's medical expenses $2,500 towards Jocephus' burial and medical expenses $2,500 to help Steve "Mongo" McMichael's battle with ALS $2,000 towards the Buffalo Brothers Car Accident Recovery Fund $2,000 to help with former Smoky Mountain Ring announcer Tommy Noe’s medical costs $2,000 to independent wrestler Justin who broke both of his legs during a backyard wrestling match $1,500 for Superstar Billy Graham’s emergency medical fund $1,500 towards Brian Knobbs medical costs $1,500 towards Cezar Bononi's wife's leukemia treatment $1,500 towards Tom Hunting's cancer treatment $1,000 to help Barbi Hayden with her friend’s funeral $1,000 to help Mandy Branson buy a wheelchair lift for 22-year old man with cerebal palsy $1,000 to help save Paul Orndorff's house $500 to help a sick cat named Jax $300 (out of the $300 goal) to help get boots for wrestler Black Dragon (Bret Komo)
Guest Posted August 6, 2021 Posted August 6, 2021 He donated a 4 figure amount towards Lionhearts family after he took his life, so not just close friends he looks after, probably dozens missing from that.
Paid Members Nick James Posted August 6, 2021 Paid Members Posted August 6, 2021 I want to know if the sick cat named Jax is an actual feline or just a cool chap with a swagger.
Paid Members tiger_rick Posted August 6, 2021 Paid Members Posted August 6, 2021 Lots of sick cats in wrestling. Check the sleaze thread.
The Curious Orange Posted August 6, 2021 Posted August 6, 2021 33 minutes ago, Nick James said: just a cool chap with a Swagger. I wonder if this was Jericho's pitch for the Inner Circle...
Fog Dude Posted August 6, 2021 Posted August 6, 2021 9 hours ago, sukhy said: He might not have a clue when it comes to the voting booth, and his wife is a bit of a nutter, but you can't help but give him his props, shamelessly nicked from Reddit: Add it to the The List of Jericho's Charitable Donations To Help Others Nope, not having that as a redeeming factor. If more people "had a clue when it comes to the voting booth", then nobody would have to rely on donations for healthcare, housing, legal aid or funeral expenses. Rich people being able to donate to their mates and causes they care about, while the rest of us have much less say in which good causes get funding, is the right-libertarian wet dream and shouldn't be celebrated.
Paid Members Carbomb Posted August 6, 2021 Paid Members Posted August 6, 2021 10 minutes ago, Fog Dude said: Nope, not having that as a redeeming factor. If more people "had a clue when it comes to the voting booth", then nobody would have to rely on donations for healthcare, housing, legal aid or funeral expenses. Rich people being able to donate to their mates and causes they care about, while the rest of us have much less say in which good causes get funding, is the right-libertarian wet dream and shouldn't be celebrated. I upvoted for the generosity, and to be fair, I don't think the original poster was saying that it made everything OK. But you're absolutely, 100% right about the causes of it, and why we shouldn't give him too much credit.
Cheapheat Posted August 6, 2021 Posted August 6, 2021 30 minutes ago, Fog Dude said: Nope, not having that as a redeeming factor. If more people "had a clue when it comes to the voting booth", then nobody would have to rely on donations for healthcare, housing, legal aid or funeral expenses. Rich people being able to donate to their mates and causes they care about, while the rest of us have much less say in which good causes get funding, is the right-libertarian wet dream and shouldn't be celebrated. He made it, he has shared some of his wealth. That's at least decent. This arguement is insane to me. He should have used his 1 vote better? Or his platform to promote a better political message? Even if that were true I don't see how that negates the simple good of helping people out.
Fog Dude Posted August 6, 2021 Posted August 6, 2021 1 hour ago, Cheapheat said: He should have used his 1 vote better? Or his platform to promote a better political message? Even if that were true I don't see how that negates the simple good of helping people out. It's up to him how he uses his one vote because it's a secret ballot (and no state was decided by a single vote in 2020). He should've used his platform not to promote and fund the current unhinged Trumpian version of the already psychopathic GOP, yes. Without dragging things away from an on-topic subject – although that Stephanie McMahon tweet about philanthropy is instructive – most charity is a feelgood scam and it says a lot about how our society got into the mess it's in when pointing that out is considered an "insane" argument by some.
wordsfromlee Posted August 9, 2021 Author Posted August 9, 2021 He can look at it from any side he wants but if you’re against the vaccine then you’re antivax. I bet he’s well Brexit too.
Paid Members PJ Power Posted August 9, 2021 Paid Members Posted August 9, 2021 8 minutes ago, wordsfromlee said: He can look at it from any side he wants but if you’re against the vaccine then you’re antivax. I bet he’s well Brexit too. A case of logical fallacy here, since neither "B*ris" or his band of cronies are an authoritative source on the matter of vaccines and vaccination. Not to mention that "both sides of an argument" does not mean that each side holds the same level of authority.
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