Over the last few weeks, some of the folks at WWE have figured out how to do comedy on Twitter. Between the soap opera of Zack Ryder (@ZackRyder) and Eve Torres (@EveMarieTorres) playing out on Twitter with their non-date this past week or the general wackiness of John Laurinaitis' (@WWERawGM) Tweets and the back and forth sniping between him and Teddy Long (@GMSmackdown), WWE's Twitter comedy has quickly evolved past what Cena and Rock have been doing for most of the past year or just trying to get anything to trend.
@realMickFoley Dear @DavidOtunga - 18 years ago today, I was involved in a bizarre ear amputation incident in Munich, Germany. What are my legal options?
@DavidOtunga @realMickFoley Statute of limitations is of concern & their laws are different. I can "craft" a case out of anything & sway the judges "ear"
@CMPunk
“@ZackRyder: @CMPunk She played me bro” I got your back.
I seem to recall they had a commercial for this on either Raw or last weeks Smackdown (haven't seen this week yet)
It's one of those "if you have been in an accident, got hurt, etc etc you might be entitled to money" commercials. I laughed but I did wonder what happens if someone takes this seriously.
Depending on how pissed Jericho is about getting continually "screwed" out of the Cruiserweight title, expect legal action to follow. The other man involved IS about to be inducted into the Hall of Fame, after all.
#JoJoDillonConspiracyTheory
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