Chris Jericho is taking to his Twitter account to entertain during his suspension from WWE.  Each day he has been tweeting random facts that have to do with the number of days until he’s due back.  Here is what he has written thus far:

Chris Jericho ‏‪@IAmJericho
27-My Dads number when he played in the NHL. Also my ranking in the top 50 WCW superstars of all time. Also today’s date.

Chris Jericho ‏‪@IAmJericho
Day 26 is an R&B group formed by P-Diddy in 2007. I was also 26 years old when I won the WCW Cruiserweight Championship for the first time.

Chris Jericho ‏‪@IAmJericho
25 or 6 to 4 is my favorite Chicago song. Loudness has a song called 25 Days From Home. 25 was also the number of Winnipeg Jet Thomas Steen.

Chris Jericho ‏‪@IAmJericho
The first season of 24 starring Keifer Sutherland was incredible. Due to travel between Japan and Mexico, my 24th bday was 48 hours long.

Chris Jericho ‏‪@IAmJericho
The 23 Enigma refers to the belief that most incidents and events are directly connected to the number 23 or a number related to number 23.

Chris Jericho ‏‪@IAmJericho
“22, the avenue That’s the place where we all go You will find It’s warm inside…” 22 is also the amount of titles I’ve held in the WWE…

Chris Jericho ‏‪@IAmJericho
“21 only son But he served us well…” Also, I’d rather see 21 Jump St w Johnny Depp than with Jonah Hill.

Chris Jericho ‏‪@IAmJericho
20 years ago my favorite Kiss studio album Revenge was released. I also went to Mexico for the first time to wrestle for Carlos Elizondo.

Chris Jericho ‏‪@IAmJericho
19 is the title of Adele’s debut album. Also I was 19 when I moved from away from home and 19 when I had my debut match vs @Storm_Wrestling

Chris Jericho ‏‪@IAmJericho
18 years ago I won my first major championship: the NWA midheavyweight title from Mano Negra. “18 and life u got it 18 and life u know..”

By: John ‘Bradshaw” Layfield
Chris did what most old heels would have done, he reacted and a decade ago it would have been loved for the heat. However, times change and we have to as well-Chris acknowledged this and apologized. Chris is a wonderful person and one of all time great entertainers-there was no malice here from what I see and know about Chris. A mistake was made and is being dealt with.

As far as being illegal, please, if done in an entertaining arena it is considered as such. Like saying you can prosecute Anthony Hopkins for cannibalism because of his role in ‘Silence of the Lambs’. I understand the arguments, I went through same thing in Germany and it was never considered a problem in Germany-only over the Internet and the Internet reporters. Chris’ intent was to entertain not insult anyone in Brazil or the great Brazilian fans.

Times change and for the better. Chris did what a ton of older heels would have done and he reacted. He is being punished and he apologized. He is one of all time greats and a great friend, old habits are hard to change but we must.

Times change and we have to change with it, and we all will.

As far a similar incident in Germany:

‘Back in the day’ wrestlers flipped off crowds, spit at them got into fights with them, etc-was a different era. Me doing a goose step years ago, in Germany to make the fans mad was something everyone did (in fact so much that it had quit getting heat years before), was it right-no, it was just cheap heat from a different era same as yelling crude names at crowd. The night I did it that became famous there were several other guys who had done it, I had been on tours and I lived in Germany for two years and had seen when every match would do it. It had become a real cheap heat getter-that no longer worked because everyone was doing it. Fritz Von Erich and Barron Von Ratszche had made a living off of it-but like trying to make a living off of Vietnam or Civil War references it’s time had passed.

It’s been pointed out that I wasn’t even the only guy in the match that night who had done it. It got zero heat that night, wasn’t even worth doing. Again, right or wrong-everyone did it-and it’s time had passed and it was time to be smarter about getting heat just like flipping off the crowd’s time had passed as well.

Problem came when a reporter (from my understanding) who had a vendetta against Vince sent an email to the network I had just signed a deal with-they didn’t want any controversy and fired me. Best thing that ever happened to my wrestling career as I got tons of media and real heat off of it-in the corporate world of today it would be all negative and I would probably be suspended or fired-and rightfully so, it wasn’t that long ago but was a different era. Vince explained to the network that it was just part of a fictional show like Sgt Shultz in Hogan’s Heroes, but the folks there at the time didn’t get it.

This event helped make the JBL character as it got me so much main stream media, which also had a negative side as some never got that it was part of a fictional show.

There were Internet reports that I was being deported and charged, all ridiculous charges. That was never brought up. It was no big deal in Germany as it happened every wrestling match and no one there complained-it was so common in German wrestling that no one there even noticed. I let those charges go unanswered as it was getting me massive heat. I even suggested a shirt “You got fired” but WWE felt like it would die quickly and by the time shirt came out no one would care, which was true.

I gave Eddie’s mom a heart attack on Mother’s Day and tried to run over Cena with a car-personally I think that was worse, ha, but somehow folks realize that’s a work but some things aren’t-nature of the beast.

It still gets brought up every once in a while, good to be remembered:)

“Wow, waking up to find twitter blaming me for an apparent suspension of @IAmJericho Seems to me I’d blame the horrific PC world we’ve allowed ourselves to be caught up in where you can’t “act” & have it called “acting.” BS!! I’ll stand behind @IAmJericho any day of the week & twice on Sunday…what’s the big “E” stand for in WWE anyway!! I honestly don’t see how many of you make it w/that much anger in your life…seems exhausting & a colossal waste of time!! See, that’s all I’ve got & I’m already tired!! Time to workout & hit my day. Y’all have a wonderful day!! “

Chris Jericho has been suspended for 30 days due to an irresponsible act of denigrating the Brazilian flag at a WWE live event in São Paulo on May 24.

WWE has apologized to the citizens and the government of Brazil for this incident. 

Chris Jericho was suspended last night over an incident that took place at a house show in Sao Paulo, Brazil yesterday evening. Jericho was facing C.M. Punk and reportedly took a Brazilian flag Punk was holding, threw it on the ground and stomped on it.

The story going around is that he was almost arrested and was rushed to the airport to get out of the country.  No word regarding the time frame of the suspension but WWE had to issue an apology to the Brazilian government tonight.

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4 years for this?!?!  That’s the best he could come up with?