My Thoughts About WWE Pro Wrestler John Cena by John Quinlan

I have always admired John Cena for his dedication and hard work. I attended Springfield College while Cena was there. I graduated in 1997 and him in 1998. I met him a couple of times and he was very nice and down to Earth. What an athlete, physically he was far superior to his class mates. I remember going to the gym on campus very early in the morning and he would come in with the same jean shorts you see him wearing in the WWE today. I remember asking him one day what is the best piece of nutritional advice you can give me, he said "go label crazy"......read labels! Some foods might look the same but when you turn over the package you see the nutritional value between the 2 differs tremendously. This is something I have been doing ever since and it really is the best nutritional advice anybody has ever given me because it is so simple to follow. Which brings me to my point of what I really think about John Cena. The other night I had a few extra minutes to kill and was on the web and saw some professional wrestling info that caught my eye. It was John Cena squaring off against the Rock at Wrestle Mania 28 article. So then I briefly read a bit more about John Cena seeing he is from Massachusetts like myself. I read something that really showed me the real John Cena.

John Cena has granted over 250 wishes for Arizona children with life-threatening illnesses through the Make-A-Wish Foundation, and is the biggest wish granter in Make-A-Wish history.

Click Here To Watch John Cena Make A Fan's Wish Come True

John Cena is a great human being, nice to see him giving back to others!

God Bless



Tattoos In Society Today & Mike Tyson by John Quinlan

Tattoos in society today are much more common place than they were in the past. From celebrities to athletes, many people all across the globe sport body art in some way. They have officially become mainstream. Here are a few examples:

Chad "Ochocinco" Johnson's chest tattoo

Manny Pacquiao's Arm Tattoo

Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson's Marquesan Tahitian (Polynesian) & Bull Tattoo's

I think society has, for the most part, come a long way in recent years. It is nice to see people expressing themselves through their tattoos as they often hold deep personal meaning. I have always been a fan of those who are not afraid of being different & unique. I think it separates one from the rest of the crowd...he or she stands out. They are not afraid of what others think about them and I respect that quality very much. It can be something simple as Marisa Tomei's foot tattoo:

or a bit more like Jesse James ex-wife Janine Lindemulder:

It's all about you as a person to exercise your freedom of choice which is a great thing! Here is a photo of one of my own tattoos, the dragon half sleeve:

For more on this check out the following links:

http://www.tattoopaparazzi.com/
http://www.inkedcelebrity.com/
http://mag.rankmytattoos.com/top-twenty-professional-athletes-with-tattoos.html

This just wouldn't be complete without mentioning the man with one of the most creative tattoos on God's green earth, the one and only Mike Tyson:

Personally I have always been a strong Mike Tyson supporter throughout the years. Many don't realize what a tough early life he had and being cast into the spotlight at such a young age as the heavyweight champion of the world must have been a lot to handle. Remember, every story always has 2 sides, far too often we never get to hear the truth directly from the person and they get bashed by the public  by "hearsay". I feel Tyson was often a victim of this. Like him or hate him, you have to respect him.

Click here to watch the full length 2009 documentary "Tyson"by James Toback

Watch this amazing documentary, keep an open mind before you watch it. Maybe this video, for those of you who dislike Mike, might change your mind of him.

God Bless