he's so boring

A break from other projects, and from my life, our hero, Moral Virus, jumps back into the fray, responding to WrestleGuru's long since anticipated response to "Exposure of a Fraud - A Guru of Nothing" from 3 weeks back. Completely unscripted, and unrehearsed, our hero decides to take the shortcut in cutting down a small portion of Guru's response. Music - Jump In the Fire by Metallica.

The new year is underway and the one and only Moral Virus continues the new feud for the new year with Spinnernet. A unscripted play on some of Spinnernet's words results in some jovial mockery of the gullible lackey of Dave Jenkins. Music: Mosh by Eminem, and New Jack Hustler by Dope.

Another music video edit job by the one and only Video Editing Penguin exposes the tale of the dislike for WrestleGuru1987, and the disinterest our hero, Moral Virus, has for him on a personal level. Exposing one of the hypocrisies of Guru, and explaining some of the hatred for this character who likes to dish out all sorts of insults to those he deems as inferior, while flinching when taking in the insults. Editor's note: this isn't meant to be viewed on a mature level, as it wasn't created with such in mind. It was meant to stoop to Guru's level of cheap shots, only using his own words against him to display his arrogance. Music - Curtains Up and Curtains Up (Encore Version) by Eminem, Carnivale by (hed) p.e., Take This Oath by Killswitch Engage.

Another quick response bin leads our hero back into the fray of providing further evidence that Wrestle Guru still doesn't know what he's talking about. With a jump in the fray of displaying how wrong he is in his statements of Raw's rating status, and pointing out the positives of Cena not defending the title on Raw. http://www.100megsfree4.com/wiawrestling/pages/wwf/wwfraw.htm Music - Obsession by Eighteen Visions, and Soul On Fire by HIM.

The epic on-camera return of the one and only Moral Virus, and after months of teasing it, and speaking of it - the delivery of the much anticipated pot shot at Wrestle Guru (wrestleguru1987). After months of wanting to talk about this self-professed guru of the wrestling world, Moral Virus finally makes his stance clear, going into slight detail of arguments he feels bury the credibility of that egotist. To purchase The Ultimate Ric Flair Collection, go to: http://shopzone.wwe.com/product_detail.asp?productId=35-00400&cat=SEARCH To purchase Secrets of the Ring with Raven, go to: http://rohwrestling.com/shoponline.asp?point=moreinfo&catid=&id=1038&pRange=0&iCurrentPage=1 Music - Seasons of War by Jason Hayes (Tacey W. Bush, Derek Duke, and Glenn Stafford), All In the Suit That You Wear by Stone Temple Pilots, I Know Somethin' (Bout You) by Alice In Chains, What You Deserve by Ill Nino, Politics As Usual by Jay-Z, Battering Ram by Black Label Society, and Save Me Sorrow by Bullets And Octane.

Still stuck in the limbo of another, memory hogging, project, our hero continues his fight against ignorance and idiocy, as Moral Virus points out yet another flaw in wrestleguru1987's defense. Deflecting wasn't enough, now Guru has taken the tactic of ignoring portions of a response he doesn't like, to paint, to his own viewers and fan base, a meaner picture of a response shot up by KroniK1987. Music - A New Machine (Part 1) and The Dogs of War by Pink Floyd.