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jesus WEP posted:They were heels up until the first ladder match with edge and christian after which no-one was ever gonna boo them yea the day after that on raw they all came out and everyone yelled their heads off and the hardy boyz were rock n roll trailer park heartthrobs in an instant
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Aug 30, 2020 20:27
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Love the Michael Hayes black jeans Hardy era. I believe he was 40 when that picture was taken
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Tato posted:Love the Michael Hayes black jeans Hardy era. I believe he was 40 when that picture was taken he looks preposterous
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Red posted:I vaguely recall both of the angles below, but I feel like they were heelish under Hayes/Hendrix, and maybe turning face with Terri? Important to mention that they got Terri as their valet after they won the Terri Invitational Tournament. TIT. D'ya geddit? Anyway, look at all these dopes ignoring Tanahashi's great heel run as Gokiburi Mask.
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Tato posted:Love the Michael Hayes black jeans Hardy era. I believe he was 40 when that picture was taken Yikes. Did he sit on a roof in the sun all day for those 40 years?
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Even disregarding the storyline alignment of his character, Jeff Hardy was objectively a heel at Victory Road 2011 https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Victory_Road_(2011) quote:According to reports, the main event was cut short due to backstage concern over Jeff Hardy's wellbeing.
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Cerebral Bore posted:Come to think of it, was Ultimate Warrior ever a heel? Except IRL, of course. When he started out as one half of The Blade Runners, then when he moved on to World Class and became The Dingo Warrior, he was a heel.
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Lamuella posted:Even disregarding the storyline alignment of his character, Jeff Hardy was objectively a heel at Victory Road 2011 No, the heel is whoever the gently caress let him go out there. Luckily, Sting was a professional and just took care of it quickly and safely.
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My favorite memory of WWF Attitude was the preview in Nintendo Power where they posted the flatttened head texture of The Rock to show how detailed it was. I found it in a YouTube walkthrough of that very issue 
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OK, so I have the following promotions' tag belts set for the poll: -WWE (Raw, SmackDown, Women's) -AEW -Impact Wrestling -NJPW -AJPW -Pro Wrestling NOAH -Dragon Gate Any others I should consider?
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Aug 31, 2020 19:42
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Nut Bunnies posted:My favorite memory of WWF Attitude was the preview in Nintendo Power where they posted the flatttened head texture of The Rock to show how detailed it was. The Rotis.
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Edward Mass posted:OK, so I have the following promotions' tag belts set for the poll: NXT
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Aug 31, 2020 19:53
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Edward Mass posted:OK, so I have the following promotions' tag belts set for the poll: I mean if you're going to include WWE sub brands & poo poo I'd hope that Junior Heavyweight Tag titles will also be included. Let me show love to the STINGER team of HAYATA & Ogawa.
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Aug 31, 2020 21:46
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not a world tag team championship.
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Why didn't Raven do the crucifix pose in WCW? Was there some TNT edict?
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Breitbart Is Rightbart posted:Why didn't Raven do the crucifix pose in WCW? Was there some TNT edict? very likely, turner standards and practices are very no-no on anything religious.
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Nut Bunnies posted:My favorite memory of WWF Attitude was the preview in Nintendo Power where they posted the flatttened head texture of The Rock to show how detailed it was. I just remembered the EGM in-joke created character, Elephant Sak, from those games. What a time.
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Bix, paging Bix I remember someone posting a vignette for Jeff Jarreett in Memphis where the territory tried to sell him as a sex symbol. Do you have this clip somewhere? I'm asking you because I know you a fair bit about Memphis
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El Gallinero Gros posted:Bix, paging Bix
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.....drat. I need a cold shower now
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JOHN CENA posted:very likely, turner standards and practices are very no-no on anything religious. They used to not be allowed to say "Jesus" and "sweet zombie Jesus" was always bleeped on Futurama.
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Red posted:Yikes. Cocaine ages a body.
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Sep 1, 2020 21:26
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The most haggard looking people I have ever seen have all been alcoholics.
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harperdc posted:I just remembered the EGM in-joke created character, Elephant Sak, from those games. Holy poo poo Elephant Sak lmao it was gone from my memory now I can picture him
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CombineThresher posted:Cocaine ages a body. Had Michael Hayes been off National TV long enough that it was reasonable to rebrand him as Dok Hendrix, or is that just a big head-scratching 'what the gently caress' for Vince?
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Red posted:Had Michael Hayes been off National TV long enough that it was reasonable to rebrand him as Dok Hendrix, or is that just a big head-scratching 'what the gently caress' for Vince? He had been Dok Hendrix for half a decade in WWF at this point.
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Hayes had been on WCW as recently as Jan 1994. He started as Dok Hendrix on April 14, 1995. I assume it was one of those normal Vince "No one cares about southern wrestling or knows who the gently caress Michael Hayes is anyway" things
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Tato posted:Hayes had been on WCW as recently as Jan 1994. He started as Dok Hendrix on April 14, 1995. I assume it was one of those normal Vince "No one cares about southern wrestling or knows who the gently caress Michael Hayes is anyway" things Might be a copyright thing for Hayes?
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Hi, here are some random questions: 1. Has anyone listened to this album? On purpose? How bad is it? I remember seeing it at THE WALL, and I was initially excited, because I thought it was theme music. Nope, it's wrestlers singing, for some godforsaken reason. Even as a 12 year old, I had no interest in whatever the hell this was:  2. Based on Triple H's handling of NXT, how do you think a HHH-run company would do? 3. Is there a website out there that has a list of wrestling moves with a .gif or something of the move being done, so as to properly understand/identify the move? 4. I just caught that Owen recycled the K-Driller/seated Tombstone for a thing with Dan Severn that I've forgotten about. How was that received at the time, and why would they do this, given Austin was the biggest star in the company?  5. Did anyone listen to Dan Severn speak before WWE hired him? Or even the NWA?
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El Gallinero Gros posted:Might be a copyright thing for Hayes? Bruce Prichard talked about it recently: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aH7gbqLZiVQ tldr - Vince hated Michael Hayes' long hair and his name, and when he was brought to Titan Towers for his tryout, they had a barber in Vince's office to cut his hair on the spot After they cut his hair and were brainstorming names, someone commented that he looked like Tonight Show bandleader Doc Severinsen, and Hayes chose the name "Hendrix" after Jimi Hendrix.  
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vince has always had poo poo for brains
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Red posted:1. Has anyone listened to this album? On purpose? How bad is it? I remember seeing it at THE WALL, and I was initially excited, because I thought it was theme music. Nope, it's wrestlers singing, for some godforsaken reason. Even as a 12 year old, I had no interest in whatever the hell this was: It was terrible, but as an eight-year-old, I loved it. I could probably still sing along to every song. Who can forget lyrics like, “Tatanka. Buffalo.” and, “Hacksaw Jim Duggan b-b-beats people up!”?
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Fun fact: this album was produced by a young Simon Cowell.
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Full Metal was the superior album because it had Thorn in your Eye, We're All Together Now, and most importantly, With My Baby Tonight. Also the 1-2-3 Kid's theme slaps.
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Red posted:Hi, here are some random questions: A friend in Primary School had it & did me a copy of it. I listened to it so loving much you wouldn't believe. 2 & a half decades later I still am just cutting about in day to day life & bits of it pop into my brain out of nowhere, like the aforementioned Hacksaw Jim Duggan b-b-beats people up-up-up & The Nasty Boys are just plain nasty & the utterly bizarre Speaking From The Heart featuring Randy Savage. Obviously it's terrible but I have such fond memories of it. Despite it being unfiltered garbage. Or because of it.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7UoChk5pZIQ possibly the best piece of art ever created by human beings?
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Flight Bisque posted:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7UoChk5pZIQ That loving quote at the start I have never been able to forget.
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I like how Mr Perfect's song on the album was just his theme song done on a Casio keyboard and Hennig just talking over it.
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that album was produced my mike stock and pete waterman, 2/3s of the super producers stock, aitken and waterman who you know for writing and producing never gonna give you up
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