PLEASE DISREGARD my earlier post on Kyle Conel.

[Psalm 1 guy]

Please disregard the post I made a few minutes ago on Kyle Conel. I was casually reading another forum and saw a post referencing an article on Flo regarding an injured Kyle Conel. I immediately hopped over to the Flo article for more details, but didn't notice the date of the article was 12-10-2018 and not 2019. I, of course, hoping to gain some Forum cred as a new poster, immediately pasted the article here before I noticed the huge mistake I had made. The moment I realized my mistake I felt a huge knot in my stomach and frantically tried to figure out how to delete or modify the thread I had created. The last hour has been rough! If you know of the old Flo article, you will know why I panicked, but I won't go into further detail in order to try to save myself further humiliation. This whole ordeal reminds me of one of my favorite lines from a gospel song, "They say you have a soft spot for fools and little children, and I'm glad, 'cause I've been both of those." I shall endeavor to up my posting game in 2020, remembering that [Forum] "Pride goes before destruction, a haughty spirit before a fall".

 

[bwfight]

Relax. Honest mistake. In my experience, if we’re willing to own and admit our imperfections and show some humility as you have done, this forum is typically a pretty accepting environment.

 

[82bordeaux]

What? Someone claiming to have made an error? Unheard of. Now that's breaking news!

 

[pawrestlersintn]

For future reference, Edit the body of the message by clicking the edit button and delete everything in there. Then, edit the title to "Delete" or whatever you want by clicking on the little wrench just below the Title, click on "Edit Title". Not that I've ever had to do that.

BTW, people post stuff on here that they should be much more embarrassed about than a mistake like this.

 

[86PSUPaul]

Of course delete threads can sometimes end up being the most fun!

 

[RoarLions1]

Please disregard the post I made a few minutes ago on Kyle Conel. I was casually reading another forum and saw a post referencing an article on Flo regarding an injured Kyle Conel. I immediately hopped over to the Flo article for more details, but didn't notice the date of the article was 12-10-2018 and not 2019. I, of course, hoping to gain some Forum cred as a new poster, immediately pasted the article here before I noticed the huge mistake I had made. The moment I realized my mistake I felt a huge knot in my stomach and frantically tried to figure out how to delete or modify the thread I had created. The last hour has been rough! If you know of the old Flo article, you will know why I panicked, but I won't go into further detail in order to try to save myself further humiliation. This whole ordeal reminds me of one of my favorite lines from a gospel song, "They say you have a soft spot for fools and little children, and I'm glad, 'cause I've been both of those." I shall endeavor to up my posting game in 2020, remembering that [Forum] "Pride goes before destruction, a haughty spirit before a fall".

Longest apology on record. THAT gives you plenty of "cred" in my book .

 

[McScoreley]

R-E-L-A-X man you're good

 

[raslen007]

Good thing you apologized.

 

[jrd23psu]

Anyone willing to apologize on the internet is Ok in my book. Glad to have you.

 

[District four]

Please disregard the post I made a few minutes ago on Kyle Conel. I was casually reading another forum and saw a post referencing an article on Flo regarding an injured Kyle Conel. I immediately hopped over to the Flo article for more details, but didn't notice the date of the article was 12-10-2018 and not 2019. I, of course, hoping to gain some Forum cred as a new poster, immediately pasted the article here before I noticed the huge mistake I had made. The moment I realized my mistake I felt a huge knot in my stomach and frantically tried to figure out how to delete or modify the thread I had created. The last hour has been rough! If you know of the old Flo article, you will know why I panicked, but I won't go into further detail in order to try to save myself further humiliation. This whole ordeal reminds me of one of my favorite lines from a gospel song, "They say you have a soft spot for fools and little children, and I'm glad, 'cause I've been both of those." I shall endeavor to up my posting game in 2020, remembering that [Forum] "Pride goes before destruction, a haughty spirit before a fall".

Did you post the same article on HR ...ASKING FOR A FRIEND ...LOL. that would really start something bad.

 

[District four]

Longest apology on record. THAT gives you plenty of "cred" in my book .

Took an hour to write that post. Even through some gospel lyrics and some good quotes. Impressive. Lol no judgments here. Great board to be a part of welcome

 

[Psalm 1 guy]

Did you post the same article on HR ...ASKING FOR A FRIEND ...LOL. that would really start something bad.

I do lurk quite a bit on HR, but I have never felt the need to post there. HR has many knowledgeable posters, whose wrestling opinions and insights I enjoy listening to, but the frequent vitriolic and juvenile postings of a few of them keep me from wanting to post anything there. The overall geniality of the wrestling posters at BWI was what drew me to this forum. Life is too short to waste my time and energy going back and forth with negative posters on either board. All that being said, though, I am sure if I had posted that article on HR it would have elicited some conversation .

 

[pabison]

Please disregard the post I made a few minutes ago on Kyle Conel. I was casually reading another forum and saw a post referencing an article on Flo regarding an injured Kyle Conel. I immediately hopped over to the Flo article for more details, but didn't notice the date of the article was 12-10-2018 and not 2019. I, of course, hoping to gain some Forum cred as a new poster, immediately pasted the article here before I noticed the huge mistake I had made. The moment I realized my mistake I felt a huge knot in my stomach and frantically tried to figure out how to delete or modify the thread I had created. The last hour has been rough! If you know of the old Flo article, you will know why I panicked, but I won't go into further detail in order to try to save myself further humiliation. This whole ordeal reminds me of one of my favorite lines from a gospel song, "They say you have a soft spot for fools and little children, and I'm glad, 'cause I've been both of those." I shall endeavor to up my posting game in 2020, remembering that [Forum] "Pride goes before destruction, a haughty spirit before a fall".

What an idiot! Never... just kidding. Welcome to the board. Now say 10 hail Marys and all shall be forgiven! LOL

 

[District four]

I do lurk quite a bit on HR, but I have never felt the need to post there. HR has many knowledgeable posters, whose wrestling opinions and insights I enjoy listening to, but the frequent vitriolic and juvenile postings of a few of them keep me from wanting to post anything there. The overall geniality of the wrestling posters at BWI was what drew me to this forum. Life is too short to waste my time and energy going back and forth with negative posters on either board. All that being said, though, I am sure if I had posted that article on HR it would have elicited some conversation .

I love the language. Had a professor said the most important thing in any culture is language.

 

[AgSurfer]

Actually, everyone is just trying to keep you from choking under pressure because the 3 strikes rule applies to misinformation being posted on this forum.

 

[CowboyUp61]

Actually, everyone is just trying to keep you from choking under pressure because the 3 strikes rule applies to misinformation being posted on this forum.

unless you are SPYKER. He posted a lot of that kind of thing.

 

[lobo lion]

Please disregard the post I made a few minutes ago on Kyle Conel. I was casually reading another forum and saw a post referencing an article on Flo regarding an injured Kyle Conel. I immediately hopped over to the Flo article for more details, but didn't notice the date of the article was 12-10-2018 and not 2019. I, of course, hoping to gain some Forum cred as a new poster, immediately pasted the article here before I noticed the huge mistake I had made. The moment I realized my mistake I felt a huge knot in my stomach and frantically tried to figure out how to delete or modify the thread I had created. The last hour has been rough! If you know of the old Flo article, you will know why I panicked, but I won't go into further detail in order to try to save myself further humiliation. This whole ordeal reminds me of one of my favorite lines from a gospel song, "They say you have a soft spot for fools and little children, and I'm glad, 'cause I've been both of those." I shall endeavor to up my posting game in 2020, remembering that [Forum] "Pride goes before destruction, a haughty spirit before a fall".

We're a very forgiving group!

 

[Hotshoe]

The hell we're forgiving, to the comphy chair!

 

[AgSurfer]

unless you are SPYKER. He posted a lot of that kind of thing.

I can't speak for anyone else, but I always found Spyker to be amusing and entertaining. Of course I never took anything he said very seriously. (Same goes for our favorite troll, non-PA jammies.)

 

[a_mshaffer]

I can't speak for anyone else, but I always found Spyker to be amusing and entertaining. Of course I never took anything he said very seriously. (Same goes for our favorite troll, non-PA jammies.)

yep, I've previously said as much. I smiled almost every time reading his posts. Perspective and consider the source!

 

[The Japanese Whizzer]

You are forgiven. Mistakes however, whether honest or intentional, require some sort of payment back to society and therefore as retribution you must spend a week on HR rehashing the events which cause Terry Brands and Tom Brands to graduate high school in different years. We will be checking in, do not let us down.

 

[BruceK-PSU83]

Done; disregarding is in my wheelhouse.