WWE Legend Once Revealed It’s Okay to Fart in a Church: “I Wouldn’t Even Call Farting a Sin”

One of the most renowned WWE Superstars is rather torn upon one subject – farting in church. In fact, Stone Cold Steve Austin has a very strong opinion about it.

During a conversation with Ted Fowler, The Texas Rattlesnake brought up the subject of dropping a gas bomb during church. Initially, Fowler claimed it was the right thing to do, but he came around to the idea.

“If you’re in church to ask The Lord for forgiveness, certainly sh*tting your pants and farting would be forgivable. I wouldn’t even call farting a sin.”

As the conversation went on, The Texas Rattlesnake explained how this would sometimes happen when he was a kid. In fact, he believes everyone around should just let it be, the same way people let it go when someone sneezes or coughs in church!

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Stone Cold Steve Austin did not want to sit beside his mother during church

While on the topic of church, he revealed an interesting information about himself when he was younger. He did not want to sit beside his mom, but it was because of his dad!

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It so happened that his father was always beside his mother during church. So, whoever was on the other side of his mother was within striking distance.

Anyone who did anything which was considered inappropriate for church would get a thumping behind the ears, and Stone Cold and his siblings wanted to avoid that completely!

The Texas Rattlesnake revealed his biggest WWE regret

Back in the day, WWE had offered Stone Cold a match against Brock Lesnar at King in the Ring before WrestleMania XIX. Instead of agreeing to their storyline, The Texas Rattlesnake refused to be in the match.

In his mind, WWE built him up and then decided to sacrifice everything without any build up for the match. However, this is something he continues to regret to this day. He believes he should have shown up for the match and gone along with the story as visioned by the WWE created team.

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