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Abu Dave posted:What did Ian Rotten do to make people mad at him?
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Jul 3, 2014 01:13
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Abu Dave posted:What did Ian Rotten do to make people mad at him? He was really bad at his shoot job at Subway
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Jul 3, 2014 01:28
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FishBulb posted:He was really bad at his shoot job at Subway taco bell
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oatgan posted:taco bell Whatever by now he's probably been fired from both
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"my shoot job at taco bell" is the most depressing and hilarious thing ever said by a human being
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Burt Buckle posted:Why did the WWF have a working relationship with the USWA in the 90s when they were trying to run every other territory/federation out of business? It's been addressed, but another reason is because they were severely lacking in talent. There were a couple years where the roster was so thin that they added a ton of territory guys and non-US fed wrestlers into Royal Rumble matches. I think that's when I took a break for the first time since early childhood, actually. Which is too bad because I missed a good portion of the Attitude Era as a result, and only came back in the late 90s. Speaking of when people watched wrestling back in the day, whatever happened to that PSP wrestling survey someone was doing a few months back? I filled it out and never saw the results anywhere.
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Neodoomium posted:"my shoot job at taco bell" is the most depressing and hilarious thing ever said by a human being That radio interview was amazing. "I know you're very busy with your shoot job at the Taco Bell, but we think you're a murderer. Thoughts?"
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Jul 3, 2014 04:27
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I thought I'd heard something about him working at Olive Garden.
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Ghostpilot posted:I thought I'd heard something about him working at Olive Garden. That's Justin Credible iirc
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Thauros posted:That's Justin Credible iirc Yeah, that's Justin Credible.
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Turns out that Ian was fired from his job at Taco Bell and ended up a McDonald's.
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Burt Buckle posted:Why did the WWF have a working relationship with the USWA in the 90s when they were trying to run every other territory/federation out of business? Their business was weak so Vince was more open to doing things he thought might make him money. He worked with SMW because it got him access to some extra talent and Cornette. He worked with USWA because he wanted Lawler and had Jerry Jarrett set up as his successor if he went down on the steroids charges. After he was cleared they used it as a proto developmental territory.
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Ghostpilot posted:Turns out that Ian was fired from his job at Taco Bell and ended up a McDonald's. His shoot job. Remember to specify.
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SamuraiFoochs posted:Yeah, that's Justin Credible. I feel bad about making fun of Credible for working at Olive Garden after listening to him talk with Austin about how addicted he was to drugs and trying to get clean to support his family.
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It's not just the coolest, it's not just the best. It's two meals for $25 with unlimited bread sticks.
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Bigass Moth posted:Does Reckless Youth still wrestle? No, he was on Colt's podcast a little over a year ago & said he doesn't wrestle anymore.
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Considering he's one of the only super famous American historical figures to love wrestling, has anyone ever wrestled under a Abraham Lincoln gimmick?
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El Estrago Bonito posted:Considering he's one of the only super famous American historical figures to love wrestling, has anyone ever wrestled under a Abraham Lincoln gimmick? Damien Sandow. Super famous American historical figures Jimmy Carter and Bruce Springsteen also love wrestling. Carter's favorite wrestler was Mr. Wrestling II. I know Jimmy doesn't really match up to such company but he's a good man.
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sticklefifer posted:Speaking of when people watched wrestling back in the day, whatever happened to that PSP wrestling survey someone was doing a few months back? I filled it out and never saw the results anywhere. i still have the results saved on my computer and i should do it this weekend and i'm a FAT PIECE OF poo poo please forgive me
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MassRafTer posted:Damien Sandow. Who is the Boss' favorite. I need to know.
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FishBulb posted:Who is the Boss' favorite. I need to know. It's gotta be Kane.
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FishBulb posted:Who is the Boss' favorite. I need to know. From Asbury Park, New Jersey, Bam Bam Bigelow
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FishBulb posted:Who is the Boss' favorite. I need to know. I believe Bruno.
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MassRafTer posted:I believe Bruno. Well that makes sense. Luigi Thirty posted:From Asbury Park, New Jersey, Bam Bam Bigelow Other way around probably since his finisher is named after an album.
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Luigi Thirty posted:From Asbury Park, New Jersey, Bam Bam Bigelow I just realizedw with this comment that 2/3 of the Jersey Triad are dead and now I'm really sad so thanks.
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Angular Landbury posted:I just realizedw with this comment that 2/3 of the Jersey Triad are dead and now I'm really sad so thanks. Yeah, but the remaining 1/3 is awesome and prevents more wrestler deaths so it evens out.
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MassRafTer posted:Carter's favorite wrestler was Mr. Wrestling II. I know Jimmy doesn't really match up to such company but he's a good man.
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Can anyone explain what the deal is with CMLL's different TV shows? From what I can tell there's like, 5 different weekly shows? Is there a tiering there like RAW > Smackdown > Main Event > Superstars?
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Halloween Jack posted:Jimmy Carter? Who'd he ever beat? Gerald Ford. Good match. Meltz gave it four snowflakes.
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Tokyo Slutty Gal posted:Can anyone explain what the deal is with CMLL's different TV shows? From what I can tell there's like, 5 different weekly shows? Is there a tiering there like RAW > Smackdown > Main Event > Superstars?
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Halloween Jack posted:Jimmy Carter? Who'd he ever beat? He's history's greatest monster heel!
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Halloween Jack posted:Jimmy Carter? Who'd he ever beat? The Swamp Rabbit
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NutShellBill posted:Gerald Ford. Good match. Meltz gave it four snowflakes. Bullshit. Ford was a botch machine.
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Davros1 posted:Bullshit. Ford was a botch machine. Well he spent most of his career as a valet so
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He was really just a belt pillow who got his title as a result of one of the worst blow offs of all time so it's no wonder the guy that beat him isn't revered as a great hero.
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And then his nice guy neutrality helped Reagan begin his title reign of terror. That one just killed the business in hindsight.
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Ford was just another failed football player who got a big and undeserved push into the main event.
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