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But Jung, even if they absolutely wreck your store... think of the publicity! It's gonna become a ROCKSTAR COMIC STORE! Besides, you'll lose nothing because the WW3 has to pay for all damages.

Cue "Let the Bodies Hit the Floor"

Ew. Spitting? Seriously? Ick. =_=

Error of Logic wrote: ↑

Thu Oct 24, 2019 12:33 pm

Ew. Spitting? Seriously? Ick. =_=

I was going to say what would the Toronto Kid say about that, but this is Montreal so the standards may be different.

I kinda think less of Roxie now. :-/

It's a Work...but just so long as they don't work themselves into a shoot

Is wrestling fake? Yes, in the sense of the wrestlers just playing characters and many of its moves requiring cooperation to pull off. You have to be SUPER strong to dead lift a fully-grown man, never mind someone with the muscle mass most wrestlers are expected to have.

But also... No, in the sense that the impact of bodies hitting the mats and canvases is real, with techniques to reduce the impact, and you have be careful with your punches and kicks to avoid legitimately hurting your opponents. Think of pro wrestling as a combination of acting, stunt work and audience participation.

And lots of sweat.

Error of Logic wrote: ↑

Thu Oct 24, 2019 12:33 pm

Ew. Spitting? Seriously? Ick. =_=

In wrestling terms, it's cheap heat.

I thought Gwen would resist the bait. As expect she did. But Rox didn't give up so easy.

Bahgawd, the champ better watch out... there's two young, hungry heels in that store, and both of them might see a big chance to get in a few shots! Especially after the way Gwynn treated 'em earlier *and* with their beloved mentor present.

Of course, this being rasslin', Tess n' Maura could do a face turn and go whomp on Roxie to save the champ (and score some points with her)...

...which could lead to a run in from a certain partenaire...

...and possibly Best Day Ever status for Aaron. ;)

Well, it took a few false starts, but this wrestling-themed spinoff webcomic seems to have found its footing.

Jung not knowing what a "shoot" is a bit baffling. Even not knowing wrestling terms, film shoots have been around longer and it's pretty common knowledge.

But film shoots usually have big camera(s) and mic booms and crew, and prearrange things with management of the places they're shooting, so it's not that kind of shoot, any more than it's the kind of shoot with guns.