So I'm reading a little wrestling blog about a show I participated on, April 4th in Springfield (Professional Wrestling Entertainment) a few minutes ago. I see a little angle progression of some sort with one of the best tag teams in the Midwest, The North Star Express complaining about not getting plaques for a Tag Team of the Year award they won from the Missouri Wrestling Revival website. Then I read on to hear that fans were complaining about a spot that NSE did (the "Chris Candido") where Darin Corbin had his tights pulled down and had his bare ass exposed for a little bit. I chuckled, but can understand to an extent, since that was a bare ass and kids were in the audience. But even then, it's not like it was a penis. It's an ass. Everyone has one, it's more for comedy and even cartoons show bare ass. If you're gonna complain about that, then get your children's cartoons taken off the air.

But then I see that they had a problem with Krotch's character and gimmick? Really?! For those who don't know, Krotch pretty much humps the air and such, but doesn't do anything overtly offensive. He uses Avril Lavigne's "Freak Out" as his theme music, which may be the most un-threatening theme song out there. Kids all over the area up here mark out for his gimmick. I've seen it. But the Springfield parents are complaining? Why? Is THAT too raunchy?  I've heard a lot of complaints, such as too much blood, too much violence, too much foul language, etc. Sometimes, parents just need to sit back and think of what the hell they're complaining about.

These are the same parents who brought their children to the show where the person plastered all over the poster was Al Snow. A guy who's main catch is using a fellacio innuendo. "Who wants Head?!" Come on. When your children ask what head means, what are you going to tell them? It's no different than Krotch humping the air or a man having his ass exposed for comedy purposes, in my eyes. In fact, it may be worse if you wanna cut down to it. But Al Snow is the main reason people came to the show. He was the hook. He was the man that they pushed on advertisements, and rightfully so.

They complain about acts like that, but I've heard no one talking about the Extreme Rules match that was presented to those very same people. Are they gonna complain about that? Isn't that promoting violence to your children? I bet your kids enjoyed it too. And what's the first thing they're gonna go do -- try it on their friends. They're gonna go get their wiffle ball bats and they're gonna beat their friends up with them, etc. But nobody is complaining about that. No, instead, they're worried about a guy who humps the air to the beat of his theme song.

People need to lighten up. Nowadays, nobody can be pleased. You can't win with people. It never ceases to amaze me. If you're going to complain people, please, use the time to complain about something worthwhile.