You know when you are too involved in wrestling / ewrestling when

[Sgt. Josh Underpants]

When you have visions of superkicking employers and drop kicking customers

[Ian "Wolfie" Trumps]

When Gary isn't a complete social outcast 

[justjer]

When your supervisor or boss yells at you and you turn to your co-worker and tell him "the boss is trying to gain heel heat."

[Gary]

someone's catty 

[Ty]

When you call into work sick so you have more time to rp. (to be fair though, i work 3 jobs and i forgot about one of my matches this week)

[Jerry McClean]

When the 'most used' graphics at the start of google chrome are all wrestling or e-fed related.

[Excaligore]

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[Sally Screw]

... you use your experience as an e-fed staff member to apply for a 'real-life"office job.

[Alex Smiley]

You use your eW graphics to build your computer art portfolio.

[Sgt. Josh Underpants]

You have rivals and allies instead of friends and enemies

[JD Storm]

you won't leave a room/building until somebody plays your theme music.


when someone at a bar is pissing you off, you end up challenging them to a Street Fight. you then proceed to look around the bar to check for crowd approval.


you get mad when a pastor/cop/firefighter (etc) "breaks character".

[Mike Storm]

You consider your weekly exercise as the training your character does in roleplay

[Level-One]

When you turn on the Television, watch wrestling, and immediately think of a fellow efedders pic base, instead of the actual person on screen.

(If anything it just might be the current state of wrestling, when said wrestler/on air personality, has less of a polarizing personality, then the efedding character in mind.)

[Alyssa Ferro]

You say to one of your co-workers "I'm more over then you."

[Sally Screw]

You've jotted down notes at a house party because you thought they would go great in your next RP.