Re: I REMEMBER WHEN CHAD

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On 5/16/2024 6:59 PM, Chad G. Petey wrote:

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On 4/29/2024 5:01 PM, Davey Zimmerman #274 wrote:

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On 4/28/2024 5:27 PM, Davey Zimmerman #274 wrote:

Janithor <Janithor@comcast.net> wrote in
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On 4/28/2024 12:39 PM, % wrote:

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used to try and convince everyone he was a professional wrestler

How about when Dink tried to convince everyone he was a

professional

actor?

I miss when John Henry DeJong used to try to convince the sheep he
was going to save the world and that he never molested his

daughter.

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You mean he's not?

It depends: Did you PayPal him now?

I'm trying to put together my own podcast, I just need some funds to

get

started.  Once I get up and running and get at least $10,000 coming

in,

then I can probably PayPal him something.  In the meantime, can you
PayPal me first to get that going?  It's the best way to help John

and

save the world at the same time.
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(Chorus)
Within the squared circle where legends climb and fall,
Janithor, the janitor, with broom in hand stands tall,
John Henry, a grifter, with schemes in his arsenal,
Their feud resonates through the wrestling carnival.
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Janithor strides, his broom a scepter in his grip,
Navigating life's ring, where fate takes its fearful dip,
In RSP-W, where fans convene to cheer or jeer,
But wrestling's allure to him remains unclear.
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He sweeps through the forums, with disdain overflowing,
Mocking wrestling's glitz, its performers' art unknowing,
Yet beneath his scorn, a grudging respect may lurk,
For the wrestlers' prowess, in the ring they work.
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(Chorus)
Within the squared circle where legends climb and fall,
Janithor, the janitor, with broom in hand stands tall,
John Henry, a grifter, with schemes in his arsenal,
Their feud resonates through the wrestling carnival.
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John Henry, the grifter, spins tales with flair,
A 150 IQ, yet destined to despair,
Cyberbegging for years, his schemes ever bold,
Facing evictions and scorn, life's tale untold.
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He dreams of glory, a wrestling star's embrace,
But reality bites, leaving him in disgrace,
His place in the world, his struggles profound,
Yet wrestling's allure keeps him tightly bound.
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(Chorus)
Within the squared circle where legends climb and fall,
Janithor, the janitor, with broom in hand stands tall,
John Henry, a grifter, with schemes in his arsenal,
Their feud resonates through the wrestling carnival.
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In life's arena, their paths forever intertwine,
Like wrestlers locked in battle, in rhythm and rhyme,
Their clash of ideologies, a tale to be told,
In the annals of wrestling, their story unfolds.
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(Chorus)
Within the squared circle where legends climb and fall,
Janithor, the janitor, with broom in hand stands tall,
John Henry, a grifter, with schemes in his arsenal,
Their feud resonates through the wrestling carnival.
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So ends the saga of Janithor and John,
In the wrestling ring, where their stories have drawn,
Their tale of rivalry, forever etched in lore,
In the squared circle, where legends endure.
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In the digital age, where wrestlers yearn for fame,
John's plea echoes online, seeking fortune's flame,
With PayPal, Venmo, and Patreon's plea,
As Janithor chants "Get a job!" with glee.

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Now we just need Music GPT and you'll have a hit.  I'm seeing Top 40.
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 Janithor, I've been reflecting on our recent interactions, and there are
a couple of things I'd like to address with you. Firstly, I've noticed a
pattern in our conversations where my posts seem to receive dismissive
responses. While I enjoy our banter and camaraderie in this newsgroup,
it's disheartening when my attempts at engagement aren't fully
acknowledged or appreciated.
 Secondly, I wanted to discuss John Henry's recent pleas for help via
PayPal. It's distressing to see a friend reaching out for assistance
during a difficult time, only to be met with mockery and ridicule.
Regardless of our personal circumstances, I believe it's important to
offer support and compassion to those in need, even if it's in the form
of a small donation.
 I'm sharing these observations with you because I value our friendship
and believe in the power of empathy and solidarity within our community.
By acknowledging and responding to each other's needs, we can strengthen
our bonds and create a more inclusive and supportive environment for
everyone.
 I hope you'll consider my words and join me in both acknowledging the
value of each other's contributions and extending support to John during
his time of need. Together, we can make a positive difference in each
other's lives and embody the true spirit of friendship and compassion.
Thank you for listening.