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Ease Your Mind wrote:

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SusieMC wrote:

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I am definitely not telling the story on this board. LOL

However, I met him since and he was fine. I met him in 97 and don't hold THAT much of a grudge.

I have to laugh because I was with you for that meeting in '97. He's a snarky bitch.

Jakki314 wrote:

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mylove wrote:

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Jakki314 wrote:

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mylove wrote:

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Jakki314 wrote:

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Before the show, the wrestlers will come out and talk to the fans, take pictures, do autographs, etc. etc. So when Jeff came out, he came over to the crowd and talked to us, signed posters and all sorts of stuff, took pictures, he was there for literally 45 minutes with us. Matt was standing with Jeff's girlfriend, where the entrance is. It would've taken him about two seconds to walk over to us and people were asking Jeff to please get Matt over there, and they were yelling to Matt, "Just come sign this for me, please!" and Matt just stood there, crossing his arms looking so irritated. It's not the first time, either. Of all wrestlers and every show i've gone to, Jeff has by far been the nicest and more willing to take time out like that. Lillian, too. In fact, I have a really nice story about her!

Now I know why I love Jeff more than I do Matt. I would feel kind of bad for it before because I felt like Matt had the short end of the stick, but if he's like that? He fucking deserves it. That is some serious shit. I'd love to hear your story about Lillian! She's beautiful and seems really, really nice.

I used to really like Matt a lot, because on Myspace he's always blogging about how much he loves his fans and blah blah blah but i've had about four encounters that worked the same way. Lillian IS a sweetheart, seriously. She was the first one who came out and she was hanging out with us for about an hour. Then she was being called by her mom to go ahead inside and eat before a last minute rehearsal but just as she was leaving, this guy had a seizure. He was behind the gate and no one really knew anything was going on till we heard the people around him start screaming for help. She dropped her bag on the floor and went running over to him in her what i'm guessing is some 5 inch heels (). She went around to where you can access getting behind the gate, leaned over and held his hand. The security were scrounging around trying to get her to not come to the other side where the fans were waiting, but she was like, 'No, no, it's ok. He needs help. Get help NOW!' But, she got out her cell phone and called 911 and literally sat there, holding his hand and talking to him until it stopped. He sat up about 10 minutes later, a little shaken up of course and she ran inside and got him a bottle of water and grabbed a few shirts, a hat, and a picture and signed all of it for him, and personally handed it to him. She still waited until the ambulance came, though. Talked to him and gave him a hug, and she literally had tears in her eyes during this entire process. It was amazing to see someone so caring about a total stranger, and so willing to forget all of the folks who were probably hounding her to hurry inside and get ready and such. She was a sweetheart. I took a picture with her, and it's on my myspace page along with other wrestlers who took pictures with me!

Yeah, Matt on his myspace makes him sound like he's really a great dude. He even has my mom fooled. She's all "zomg, I love Matt!!~!" Too bad he sounds like a complete tool. See, it's stories like those that make me smile. She seems like the kind of person who would give you the shirt off of her back, and it sounds like she's honestly that way. That was incredible for her to do that. Matt probably wouldn't have even bothered to check on the guy, let alone stay there, hold his hand, and half bawl because of it. That's really cool that you've met her and have this story to tell. It's an amazing story to be able to tell and restores my faith in the human race! But I'm curious, have you heard anything about Randy Orton? Like, is he a dickbag, too? I've heard he's a nice dude, but then again, I've heard the same for Matt.

The first time I saw Randy, he was really, really cool. He was one of the only ones to come up to us and take pictures and such. But this past time, he seemed aggitated to be there and didn't acknowlege us. So I mean, maybe it was a bad day? I don't know. But the first encounter I had with him was awesome. My sister was like grabbing him for dear life and it was so embarrassing He was so cool about it, though, had a really good sense of humor. This was before he was a big name that he is now, so maybe the fact that he's more of a big name has upped his ego some. Hm. Kane was really nice, too. Seemed shy, but he's nice enough to hang around us for a little bit. Matt Striker, though, besides me totally being in love with him, is just a huge sweetheart. He gave like this whole speech to us about following our dreams and he made this little boy who could've have been more than five cry because he signed his cast and gave him a hug, and seemed genuinely interested when the little boy started telling his life story . Mickey James is a sweetheart, actually most of the Divas are. Maria, Vicki, Tiffany, they're all really, really sweet. Most of the dudes, not so much. OH! And John cena came up in a limo (I'm like a die hard cena fan, okay?) and these folks waiting with me were talking trash about him the whole time UNTIL he pulled up and they were like, "OH MY GOD CENA OVER HERE!" I shoved my ass to the front of the crowd. Pfft. He waved, that's about it. Which was disappointing but eh, some wrestling fans really are nuts so

As for the person asking about Edge, he's been a dickwad everytime i've gone to the shows and I go every single time they're in town. He'll roll his eyes, and usually the folks who don't come out and talk to us will at least wave or some shit, but he just passes by with nothing. There was a little boy there who kept yelling out, "You're my hero!" and all edge did was just brush him off. Keep in mind he was literally like arm length in front of us walking to the entrance, so he heard the kid.