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dragonking Posted at 6:05 pm on Aug. 26, 2008
I have a not so good job as a cashier in another town.  I definitely don't want to do this for a long time.  I have an associates and some college but am not going for now.  What I would like to do or even try is to be a professional wrestler.  The wrestling school nearest to me is a one time fee of three thousand dollars.  The person who runs it still keeps in contact with Vince McMahon from WWE.  So, this has got me thinking lately.  I could change my availability and try to start at that wrestling school.  The job is on the way to the school so I could work, learn and train then go home.  I think this could be a good idea.  What do you think?

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VirtusInternus Posted at 5:34 am on Aug. 27, 2008
nah u will fail as a wrestler full-time, do it as a hobby
loveletters Posted at 6:08 pm on Aug. 26, 2008
go for it! you obviously want to.
TheFamousLivingDead Posted at 6:06 pm on Aug. 26, 2008
If it's what you want.
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