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Vladimir Ladyzhenskiy

At one time, Vladimir Ladyzhenskiy was a wrestler, like Captain Chaos.    Vladimir was also a fierce competitor, again like Captain Chaos.   However, Vladimar may have taken it a bit too far.   You see, he wanted to win the sauna contest in the worst way.    Now why would anyone want to win a sauna contest when there was no prize "other than some small things".   In any case, this guy did everything possible to win, unfortunately, he cooked himself.   From the outside in.   The poor guy looks like a piece of toast.    What is wrong with people?   What could the fans have been yelling during this competition?   My mind is going 100 miles an hour with questions.   Alas, we can never find out or experience this ourselves because due to Vladimir's dedication and some might say insanity,  the contest which had been held since 1999 "will never be held again".   I can't imagine why?   It says that his family had demanded an investigation into his death - that should take about 5 minutes - just look at the pictures..

We can learn many lessons from Vladimir.   Many, many lessons.   I will list a few, but I think you may be able to think of a few more.  Please do not take offense.  The webmaster is not making fun of this guy at all.  In fact, there is admiration for his dedication.  All Chaos players are dedicated, but we must be smart. 

1.  If it is too hot, get the hell out of there.
2.  Play hockey.  It is nice and cool in the arena.
3.  If you look down and your skin is falling off and you are bleeding, get the hell out of there.
4.  If you are in Finland, go skiiing.   It is not hot on the slopes.
6.  A competition should be fun - look at these guys?   Can they possibly be having fun?
8.  Make sure the prize you are going to win is worth the effort.  Don't enter the contest if there isn't even a prize.