South Park is continuing its run of great new episodes for the second part of season 13 with a
show titled W.T.F. which stands for Wrestling Takedown Federation and follows the boys as they
take a run at becoming professional wrestlers. The show begins with the boys enjoying a WWE
show in Denver and they not only fall in love with it, but also decide that's what their
future holds. They decide to join the school wrestling team the next day but quickly learn
that professional wrestling and school wrestling are two very different things. The wrestling
coach is accused of being a child molester as he tries to show them legitimate wrestling
positions and the boys quickly take off, leaving the poor coach angry that people think the
WWE is real.
The boys setup a backyard ring at one of their houses and have a script they wrote which like
professional wrestling, has very little to do with moves and a whole lot to do with drama.
They each have their stage names and begin to work out scenarios in the ring involving
infidelity, murder, an 8 year old Vietnam vet and Cartman dressed as a girl and relating a
tale of being addicted to abortions. The towns people start to gather around and are stunned
at the revelations, becoming hooked on the supposed real life drama going on with these kids.
Word of mouth starts attracting more and more fans. There are folding chairs scattered around
the ring and they are quickly filling up as the afternoon show wears on.
At a local bar, some of the fans of W.T.F. are having a beer and talking about all the
hardships those poor kids have gone through. AT another table, the school wrestling coach is
listening and getting angrier as the talk goes on. He finally gets up and starts yelling at
them that it is all fake before taking out his IPhone to show them video of real wrestling.
They, in turn, tell him to get out of the bar with his gay porn.
The boys wrestling shows are getting more popular and one of them comments back stage that its
a good thing they added more seats. We then get a look at the stage and they have built an
entire Colosseum in the back yard with thousand of seats and a big Roman stage background.
They get a letter from the WWE saying Vince McMahon would be coming to scout them. This is
more than the coach can handle and as the President of the WWE shows up and settles into his
luxury box in the kids backyard, the coach who has just lost his job at the school fires a
rocket at the stage. There is a misfire, so only Kenny dies.
The coach then takes to the stage to give a monologue about losing his job and the entire
crowd gets in his corner before Vince McMahon comes down and offers him a job. The boys are
left jobless in the ring and start fighting with each other over who's to blame. The crowd
gets bored with the fighting and says its not real wrestling as they start to walk out.
Another great episode from the South Park people.
I started writing some articles on random, and published them on various web sites, including
my own. In the process I published some few books, which I also made available on the internet
for anyone interested to look into,
So after a while writing various articles, and putting them either in my name on various
sites, or in others names on various web sites, I landed to a conclusion. Why not try to
collect what I have written and make it available in one place for everybody to see?
I looked through the internet and found several systems and web sites offering this to me, so
I found out very quickly there was no reason for me to create something myself, but better
take advantage of what people already had created for people like me, writers.
I landed on one website, which of course is , which I use today as a basket for all my
articles, some published other places and others only here. I use their system to keep track
on how many reads my articles, and what type of articles are most popular, what topic is most
popular amongst the readers and so on. I get lots of extra information from their system,
which I did not have before and could not collect myself.
Today several thousands of readers are reading my articles, which vary in content from
technology to lifestyle. I write about anything that would be of interest for myself of
course, but what I can think may have interest to the general public.
Why do I do this? I do not make any money from the articles I write and publish, and it takes
lots of time from my spare time.
Well, the answer is both simple and complicated, you see, there are a motivation amongst the
humans to be heard, and having someone to hear you. This alone makes one motivational factor
for writing. Another aspect is as simple as the first explanation, but maybe less obvious.
Some of us find it interesting to enlighten others and to spread news that could be of
importance to know for others. Others are pure exhibitionists and want to show off. As I said
the explanations are simple but complex at the same time. Some of us have experiences we want
to share with others, whether it is travels, technology, health and so on.
Why not take a look for yourself, maybe you will find some content that you are interested in,
and you might get triggered to write something yourself.
Anne Heche vs. Coley Laffoon: A never ending battle.
Ex-wife Anne Heche's guesting on “The Late Show with David Letterman” has caused a mental
disturbance on Coley Laffoon. We can all note that after the divorce of Laffoon and Heche,
they have been exchanging bad impressions to the press. They have been squabbling with each
other as Heche called Coley a loser who watches porn and goes to strip clubs while Laffoon
calls Anne a mentally unbalanced. During Heche's guesting she called Coley Laffoon a “lazy
ass”. Commenting on Coley's job Heche said, “He goes out to the mailbox and he opens up the
little mailbox door and goes, 'Oh! I got a check from Anne! Oh! I got a check from Anne!
Yay!'” It is true thought that Coley is receiving $3,700 check every month as child support
for their seven year old son.
When Coley Laffoon saw the interview, he gave a statement to Us Weekly stating “After coming
home from showing two different client two different condominiums, I was disturbed to see Ann
taking out her personal frustration on the father of her child on national television.” In
Coley's facebook account he update his status expressing “I wish Anne Heche could see that
public bullying isn't good for the soul or positive for her child. It's mean.”
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Was it appropriate for Anne Heche to call her ex-husband a “lazy ass” in national television
where their son can watch?
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