Danny Bonaduce ends "Survivor" star Jonny Fairplay's career

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Doesn't anyone think this is fake? Someone in pro wrestling getting hurt in such a public way by another celeb. Andy Kaufman anyone?

My guess is that this was 100% planned. Johnny needed some dental work done anyway (he just faked injuries), and they figured this would be great publicity for both parties. Both will hit the talk show circuit to discuss their feud over the next month. A rematch in the ring will be promoted for 2008.

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I thought it was fake the second I saw it, especially due to Fairplay's dabbling in the pro wrestling biz.

This could be a natural undercard bout for Bob Arums's Kid Rock vs. Tommy Lee pay per view event.

Peace,

KennyBanya

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One other funny thing about this is that Fairplay was one of the celebrities on Ty Murray’s Celebrity Bull Riding Challenge that aired on CMT. I watched a few episodes of that show and one of the things they practiced alot was how to fall when they got thrown from a bull.

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<font color="blue"> If JF throws a punch there instead of jumping, then I hope DB beats him until he no longer fears for his safety, and I'd give him a fairly wide margin for judgement there. </font>

You blew any point you had with this comment. Following your logic, the correct thing to do when a punch is thrown at you (by someone who's too nerdy to be a threat), is to merely deflect it. All your previous points can be used in the case of a punch as well.

Your points would stand for a verbal altercation, but the guy got physical. Hence, Danny has the "right" to physically get the guy off him. Could he have handled it differently? Sure. But you (and others), seem to be implying that Danny was at fault. What I'm saying, is that the guy brought it on himself. If he doesn't jump on Danny, he doesn't land on his head. Meaning... It's HIS own fault!

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Huh? If someone attacks you, you have a right to defend yourself. That's the idea. But the point was that this wasn't an attack.

If you don't believe JF is a threat that's fine, I don't really know either of them so I can't say for sure, but if JF punches DB then certainly DB has the right to subdue an attacker.

This wasn't an attack though, it was a stunt on a large-scale production. DB needed to just drop him (not throw him) and this all blows over.

Cody

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What a joke this whole thing is. Imagine this was you. You are walking off away from someone, they tap you on the shoulder then run and jump on top of you. Wrapping themselves around your torso and then dry humping you. I don't care if it is your signature "move" you don't invade my personal space like this. Danny B. has every right to get this person off of him in anyway he sees fit. If you can't see this you did get picked on all the time and never learned to stick up for yourself.

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No he doesn't and the repition of that belief is more then a little scary. Again, I know you're probably the toughest sumbitch in the yard, but you're also probably an adult. Part of being an adult is acting with class.

"But maybe if JF hadn't jumped on him this wouldn't have happend." Ahh yes the old "he hit me first" play, just as charming now as it was when you were 4.

Cody

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Wouldn't the DA's office deciding not to press charges even with the numerous camera angles, video evidence, etc. prove that Bonaduce did in fact have the right to act as he did in response to Fairplay's aggression? Maybe the ADA's one of the "toughest sumbitch in the yard" too, being that he seems to agree with Daliman as well as me, that Bonaduce's actions "fell within the realm of self-defense."

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Legal =/= "right"

This should be obvious. I have the right to do plenty of things, that doesn't mean I should. I know it's hard for alot of internet tough guys to understand but because someone does something stupid doesn't instantly mean they need an asskicking.

If JF throws a punch there instead of jumping, then I hope DB beats him until he no longer fears for his safety, and I'd give him a fairly wide margin for judgement there.

But lets be honest, DB didn't feel threatend, he wasn't worried about being hurt, he just wanted to hurt JF and show off for the crowd (that much should be obvious). That's why this is totally out of line.

Cody

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LOL @ you calling everyone that disagrees with you an internet tough guy. I think the correct term for them would be...NOT a mama's boy little pussy. If your way of thinking is what this world is headed for, then the asteroid couldn't hit soon enough.

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Hell yeah, that's the spirt, you done called me a Mamma's boy, now it's time fer fightin'.

Sweet Zombie Jesus grow the [censored] up.

Cody

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What a joke this whole thing is. Imagine this was you. You are walking off away from someone, they tap you on the shoulder then run and jump on top of you. Wrapping themselves around your torso and then dry humping you. I don't care if it is your signature "move" you don't invade my personal space like this. Danny B. has every right to get this person off of him in anyway he sees fit. If you can't see this you did get picked on all the time and never learned to stick up for yourself.

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No he doesn't and the repition of that belief is more then a little scary. Again, I know you're probably the toughest sumbitch in the yard, but you're also probably an adult. Part of being an adult is acting with class.

"But maybe if JF hadn't jumped on him this wouldn't have happend." Ahh yes the old "he hit me first" play, just as charming now as it was when you were 4.

Cody

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Wouldn't the DA's office deciding not to press charges even with the numerous camera angles, video evidence, etc. prove that Bonaduce did in fact have the right to act as he did in response to Fairplay's aggression? Maybe the ADA's one of the "toughest sumbitch in the yard" too, being that he seems to agree with Daliman as well as me, that Bonaduce's actions "fell within the realm of self-defense."

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Legal =/= "right"

This should be obvious. I have the right to do plenty of things, that doesn't mean I should. I know it's hard for alot of internet tough guys to understand but because someone does something stupid doesn't instantly mean they need an asskicking.

If JF throws a punch there instead of jumping, then I hope DB beats him until he no longer fears for his safety, and I'd give him a fairly wide margin for judgement there.

But lets be honest, DB didn't feel threatend, he wasn't worried about being hurt, he just wanted to hurt JF and show off for the crowd (that much should be obvious). That's why this is totally out of line.

Cody

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I agree that "Legal =/= "right"," and you're right in that it is obvious, but it's irrelevant in that it's not what you (nor I, for that matter) were arguing.

Scorpion stated "Danny B. has every right to get this person off of him in anyway he sees fit," to which you responded "No he doesn't and the repition of that belief is more then a little scary."

I'm assuming you're responding to that statement of Scorpion's since you bolded it yourself. These two quotes aren't discussing whether it's right or wrong. Scorpion stated that Bondauce has a right (not "Bonaduce is right") to get Fairplay off of him any way he sees fit. You said he doesn't. I then noted that the ADA says he does. Nobody in the initial statement you bolded, or your reply, or my reply to your reply were talking about whether it was right or wrong, merely whether he has the right to respond as he did.

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What a joke this whole thing is. Imagine this was you. You are walking off away from someone, they tap you on the shoulder then run and jump on top of you. Wrapping themselves around your torso and then dry humping you. I don't care if it is your signature "move" you don't invade my personal space like this. Danny B. has every right to get this person off of him in anyway he sees fit. If you can't see this you did get picked on all the time and never learned to stick up for yourself.

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No he doesn't and the repition of that belief is more then a little scary. Again, I know you're probably the toughest sumbitch in the yard, but you're also probably an adult. Part of being an adult is acting with class.

"But maybe if JF hadn't jumped on him this wouldn't have happend." Ahh yes the old "he hit me first" play, just as charming now as it was when you were 4.

Cody

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Wouldn't the DA's office deciding not to press charges even with the numerous camera angles, video evidence, etc. prove that Bonaduce did in fact have the right to act as he did in response to Fairplay's aggression? Maybe the ADA's one of the "toughest sumbitch in the yard" too, being that he seems to agree with Daliman as well as me, that Bonaduce's actions "fell within the realm of self-defense."

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Legal =/= "right"

This should be obvious. I have the right to do plenty of things, that doesn't mean I should. I know it's hard for alot of internet tough guys to understand but because someone does something stupid doesn't instantly mean they need an asskicking.

If JF throws a punch there instead of jumping, then I hope DB beats him until he no longer fears for his safety, and I'd give him a fairly wide margin for judgement there.

But lets be honest, DB didn't feel threatend, he wasn't worried about being hurt, he just wanted to hurt JF and show off for the crowd (that much should be obvious). That's why this is totally out of line.

Cody

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I agree that "Legal =/= "right"," and you're right in that it is obvious, but it's irrelevant in that it's not what you (nor I, for that matter) were arguing.

Scorpion stated "Danny B. has every right to get this person off of him in anyway he sees fit," to which you responded "No he doesn't and the repition of that belief is more then a little scary."

I'm assuming you're responding to that statement of Scorpion's since you bolded it yourself. These two quotes aren't discussing whether it's right or wrong. Scorpion stated that Bondauce has a right (not "Bonaduce is right") to get Fairplay off of him any way he sees fit. You said he doesn't. I then noted that the ADA says he does. Nobody in the initial statement you bolded, or your reply, or my reply to your reply were talking about whether it was right or wrong, merely whether he has the right to respond as he did.

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Then I owe everyone an apology. Certainly what he did was legal (even though I implied that when I said "legal =/= right").

So yes, to clear up any confusion, DB won't face charges for this, it was certainly legal.

I was under the impression we were talking about whether or not he should do what he did, not whether or not he'd face charges.

Cody

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I think this photograph is proof that God does not exist.

Amirite?

Also, holy crap at this getting 86 replies in a forum where almost nothing gets more than ten.

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Also, holy crap at this getting 86 replies in a forum where almost nothing gets more than ten.

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And it has more views than the official forum sticky!

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People read stickies?

[vikefan24]

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