Quote: Greg edit me if you want, but f*ck all you S-Marks as you call yourselves -this is a persomal family matter that does not concern anyone but the family. THIS IS NOT A WWE SCRIPT- this is the lives of human beings trying to live in the shadows of a -phenom- Ric Flair- and trying to find their place in that existance. I made mistakes -bad choices -whatever you want to call them- and had the Anderson name embarrassed by my actions, which were even more blown up by those in their ivory towers.
The S-Marks who had to further blow up- and tie my father, Ole, and even Ric in to my dishonor; again show no respect into the personal lives of this situation. Think of the high prestige your own fathers had which I would think is fair to say if Flair is a 10 most of you would have to answer your fathers were a 1 or 2 at BEST -and if you ever had to follow the path of being a megastars kid and actually have a f*ck up- which everyone does to some degree and then have it posted all over the news and internet- then have a bunch of jackoffs who have never come close to walking in the shoes of a legend and being their child. - Then try and get the scoop on what happened - or post their opinion and make jokes- is even more shameful on your part. I will never stop loving wrestling but I hate what it has become.
With much sadness-Brad Anderson
Zan Panzer,
Awfully nice of you to say "f-you" to folks doing nothing more than posting on a message board. The people posting on this board are not the ones responsible for making Ric Flair's incident public, the media is. We are all wrestling fans here, so don't go blaming folks for talking about something that is already known. We didn't start the fire, buddy. Calling people jackoffs and using vulgarity on this board is not right. No, the rest of us don't know what it's like to have a father who wrestled, but you don't need to be judging people by insinuating that their fathers are a 1 or a 2 just because they're not in the spotlight. THat isn't right either. There is a lot more to a father than earning a high income and being high profile. It may not be right for people to make jokes at others expense, but neither is it right for you to use profanity in referring to people whom you've probably never met in person either.