Re: sad goodbye

by Maxy Fri Sep 17, 2010 6:59 am

[quote="GatitaVioleta":ekk8xkua][quote="Maxykun":ekk8xkua][quote="Soiuku":ekk8xkua]Cia for now.

Good luck in your future endeavors.

-Stay Golden-

You did not just future endeavor'd her, that was kinda mean.

by GatitaVioleta Fri Sep 17, 2010 7:05 am

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LOL

by Soiuku Fri Sep 17, 2010 5:12 pm

[quote="Maxykun":2zq7draa][quote="Soiuku":2zq7draa]Cia for now.

Good luck in your future endeavors.

-Stay Golden-

You did not just future endeavor'd her, that was kinda mean.

by MrsIffy Sun Sep 19, 2010 8:59 am

[quote="Maxykun":1z1vnybn]It's a wrestling thing. Basicly when someone leaves WWE,TNA,insert fed name here that wasn't a main eventer usually gets future endeavor'd when it's announced or they were one of the top guys and the higher ups are too lazy to write a proper send off.

Eg: Steven Richards gets released cause creative doesn't have squat for him, someone wants out of their contract early or say Brian Kendrick gets fired for doing something funny but Triple H didn't like it. Posting on WWE.com : WWE has come to terms on the release of (insert name here). We wish ___ all the best in his future endeavors. Which is funny in Stevie's case because on his youtube webshow the T4Show he ends each episode by saying "Thanks for tuning in and all the best in your future _____(what ever they were talking about that episode, like Blue Screen Installation) endeavors."

In most cases it's taken as a slap in the face to leave something wrestling related and just get the 'Good luck in your future endeavors' line. Even though my original comment was just sarcasm/a joke given how things are around here, that's pretty much what it means.
I think I know a bit too much *runs n hides*

Max, I really hope you're not like this in real life... <img src=

" title="Laughing" />

by Soiuku Mon Sep 20, 2010 6:23 pm

[quote="MrsIffy":31nu8xcp][quote="Maxykun":31nu8xcp]It's a wrestling thing. Basicly when someone leaves WWE,TNA,insert fed name here that wasn't a main eventer usually gets future endeavor'd when it's announced or they were one of the top guys and the higher ups are too lazy to write a proper send off.

Eg: Steven Richards gets released cause creative doesn't have squat for him, someone wants out of their contract early or say Brian Kendrick gets fired for doing something funny but Triple H didn't like it. Posting on WWE.com : WWE has come to terms on the release of (insert name here). We wish ___ all the best in his future endeavors. Which is funny in Stevie's case because on his youtube webshow the T4Show he ends each episode by saying "Thanks for tuning in and all the best in your future _____(what ever they were talking about that episode, like Blue Screen Installation) endeavors."

In most cases it's taken as a slap in the face to leave something wrestling related and just get the 'Good luck in your future endeavors' line. Even though my original comment was just sarcasm/a joke given how things are around here, that's pretty much what it means.
I think I know a bit too much *runs n hides*

Max, I really hope you're not like this in real life... <img src=

" title="Laughing" />

by Whipwreck Mon Sep 20, 2010 7:41 pm

[quote="Soiuku":3vxiar5x][quote="MrsIffy":3vxiar5x][quote="Maxykun":3vxiar5x]It's a wrestling thing. Basicly when someone leaves WWE,TNA,insert fed name here that wasn't a main eventer usually gets future endeavor'd when it's announced or they were one of the top guys and the higher ups are too lazy to write a proper send off.

Eg: Steven Richards gets released cause creative doesn't have squat for him, someone wants out of their contract early or say Brian Kendrick gets fired for doing something funny but Triple H didn't like it. Posting on WWE.com : WWE has come to terms on the release of (insert name here). We wish ___ all the best in his future endeavors. Which is funny in Stevie's case because on his youtube webshow the T4Show he ends each episode by saying "Thanks for tuning in and all the best in your future _____(what ever they were talking about that episode, like Blue Screen Installation) endeavors."

In most cases it's taken as a slap in the face to leave something wrestling related and just get the 'Good luck in your future endeavors' line. Even though my original comment was just sarcasm/a joke given how things are around here, that's pretty much what it means.
I think I know a bit too much *runs n hides*

Max, I really hope you're not like this in real life... <img src=

" title="Laughing" />

by MrsIffy Mon Sep 20, 2010 11:12 pm

I love the both of you in the most cuddliest, warmest way possible. *Group hugs* Thanks for your concerns everyone!
Gladly, I'm fine though.

xoxo to you all.

by Maxy Tue Sep 21, 2010 4:26 am

[quote="MrsIffy":1wxfpv0d][quote="Maxykun":1wxfpv0d]It's a wrestling thing. Basicly when someone leaves WWE,TNA,insert fed name here that wasn't a main eventer usually gets future endeavor'd when it's announced or they were one of the top guys and the higher ups are too lazy to write a proper send off.

Eg: Steven Richards gets released cause creative doesn't have squat for him, someone wants out of their contract early or say Brian Kendrick gets fired for doing something funny but Triple H didn't like it. Posting on WWE.com : WWE has come to terms on the release of (insert name here). We wish ___ all the best in his future endeavors. Which is funny in Stevie's case because on his youtube webshow the T4Show he ends each episode by saying "Thanks for tuning in and all the best in your future _____(what ever they were talking about that episode, like Blue Screen Installation) endeavors."

In most cases it's taken as a slap in the face to leave something wrestling related and just get the 'Good luck in your future endeavors' line. Even though my original comment was just sarcasm/a joke given how things are around here, that's pretty much what it means.
I think I know a bit too much *runs n hides*

Max, I really hope you're not like this in real life... <img src=

" title="Laughing" />

by MosesGal Tue Sep 21, 2010 5:32 am

Sasha, I'm going out on a limb to say that you're back to your bitchy ways.

by MrsIffy Tue Sep 21, 2010 7:02 pm

Only a little bit, yes. But Max doesn't seem to mind though.

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