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Finally we know who Vince McMahon's illigitimate son is!!!
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mike cummings
Nitro Member
please step away from the keyboard....
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Buzzz Miller
WWE is the junk food of the entertainment world. Simple as that.
We all eat it. Some more than others. But when we are in the healthy crowd, we try to say that we don't partake of that stuff. But it is addictive.
We all eat it. Some more than others. But when we are in the healthy crowd, we try to say that we don't partake of that stuff. But it is addictive.
Terry
Nitro Member
Great analogy, Buzzz!
Terry
Nitro Member
Suzie, didn't they use you to practice those moves sometimes???Then I am a "junk food junkie"!!! It is a trailer park trash soap opera!
I have been watching wrestling since I was 8 years old. Believe me, Jim O & Jon O have the moves down pretty good!
I have been the recipient of "The Iron Claw", "The DDT", many a "People's Elbow" and on and on and on!!! Far too many to list! It was all fun and to hear Jim O as our own personal announcer on some of the "Wrestlemania" shows was freakin' hilarious! It was great living room commentary! Especially the Lumberjack matches!
Joker
Nitro Member
I use to be a big time WWE fan, especially back when I was in high school. Every Monday night we used to go to someone house and watch wrestling as a group with the insuing brawl afterwards with all the fake moves on trampolines,etc. Its truly amazing we didnt hurt anybody actually. And it wasnt just guys either, it was about a 60/40 split which always surprised me. However, I havent watched a WWE episode in probably 5 years now. Dont know why, just like I woke up one day and the switch was flipped. I guess b/c its alot different now than it used to be when I grew up watching it.
Terry
Nitro Member
Same for me Justin--about 3 years ago I just quit watching, but beware, cause, about 8 mo ago, I just tuned in Raw for the heck of it, and it started all over again. Vince McMahon is a master entertainer and planner, and now I just watch it again and write it off as a fairly harmless "guilty Pleasure". Tune in again sometime and let me know if you get hooked again, Justin!
I grew up on wrestling, I was even offered to try out at a small regional promotion after high school.
With little kids (6,4 and 1) I don't let them watch it, its not the same compared to when I was that age watching so I don't as much. But I do still watch from time to time, since wrestlemania was in Detroit this year I did go. I miss the Rock and Mankind and nobody there has taken there place as someone I have to see.
I was surpirsed it was hornswoggle, I was hoping for Eugene or some mid carder to get a push
With little kids (6,4 and 1) I don't let them watch it, its not the same compared to when I was that age watching so I don't as much. But I do still watch from time to time, since wrestlemania was in Detroit this year I did go. I miss the Rock and Mankind and nobody there has taken there place as someone I have to see.
I was surpirsed it was hornswoggle, I was hoping for Eugene or some mid carder to get a push
Terry
Nitro Member
But they do seem to be bringing back some oldies (mostly on the ECW broadcast..(ahem--or so I've heard--don't want to give anyone the idea that I watch more than one night a week, y'know) like hacksaw Jim Duggan and Mick Foley still stops in from time to time to stir up things. I keep wondering if The Rock will be back if his movie career goes flat...One never knows....Hornswoggle...who woulda thunkit....Go Huskers....rambling a bit today aren't I. Did I mention that ECW is on tonight????? and TNA is on Thursday and Smackdown is on Friday, or, or so I hear.....
mick
Nitro Member
my junk food days where the few years leading up to and during
the WWF sponsorhip with toliver racing. that cast was unbelievable;
as if they could do no wrong; they were so deep i think even the
matches in the middle of the show were great.
my favorite of that time was stone cold steve austin;
an #ss-kicker's #ss kicker!!
the WWF sponsorhip with toliver racing. that cast was unbelievable;
as if they could do no wrong; they were so deep i think even the
matches in the middle of the show were great.
my favorite of that time was stone cold steve austin;
an #ss-kicker's #ss kicker!!
Student of the sport
Nitro Member
Um, would I be giving away my age if I said I havent watched it since, er, er, um, uh, Freddie Blassie??
Dang, did it again!!!!
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Dang, did it again!!!!
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Good! Laughter is awesome therapy!
So ya liked the "man panties" response???
