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oldpainless posted:But that is 7 Not counting the original post by Ayn Rand Hand Job
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Nov 3, 2015 22:05
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But i thought you don't count the original because it's not a repetition?
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AMERICAN MALES FUN FACT: Bagwell was the first person to be put through a table by Public Enemy. He was in fact put through TWO tables in their Monday Nitro debut.
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pathetic little tramp posted:AMERICAN MALES FUN FACT: Probably wasn't the first time he got wood while tagging with Riggs, though.
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Snacksmaniac posted:If you see them coming better run for cover. UNNNN American Males
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Germansimp posted:Probably wasn't the first time he got wood while tagging with Riggs, though.
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ToyotaThong posted:Found this at a local hobby shop's kite section. Please please please tell me they made an Ed Leslie one of these.
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Nov 4, 2015 02:48
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Public Enemy was the drizzling shits
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El Estrago Bonito posted:Please please please tell me they made an Ed Leslie one of these. That is the only one I've seen, sorry.
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Benne posted:Public Enemy was the drizzling shits Grunge was really terrible but Rocco was a serviceable big man flyer
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Nov 4, 2015 07:32
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Benne posted:Public Enemy was the drizzling shits gently caress you. I bet you also hated Glacier.
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Great White Hope posted:gently caress you. Glacier also sucked but I can't help but love him, just for the sheer amount of excess and money wasted on a Bischoff vanity project. I don't see anything redeemable about Public Enemy, aside from a few decent high spots.
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Nov 4, 2015 07:59
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Benne posted:Public Enemy was the drizzling shits If you've ever wanted to watch the most violent burial in wrestling check out Public Enemy vs The Acolytes from PE's brief WWF run.
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Nov 4, 2015 14:07
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oatgan posted:If you've ever wanted to watch the most violent burial in wrestling check out Public Enemy vs The Acolytes from PE's brief WWF run. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LbZiEMOt6mA
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Nov 4, 2015 14:11
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I've always thought that was complete horseshit and petty of Vince to have the acolytes do that. It's especially gross since both members of PE are dead.
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6EQUJ5 6 7 posted:I've always thought that was complete horseshit and petty of Vince to have the acolytes do that. It's especially gross since both members of PE are dead. It's not like they were dead at the time. It was petty, sure, but it isn't any worse because one day the people involved would die. It's a pretty common thing to eventually happen to a person.
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Nov 4, 2015 14:22
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"Go easy on Public Enemy, boys. I have foretold the future and they will both be dead in 10 years" - Vince
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Holy poo poo, I had never seen this entire thing. What was the point again? Public Enemy were assholes backstage?
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Pope Corky the IX posted:Holy poo poo, I had never seen this entire thing. What was the point again? Public Enemy were assholes backstage? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jlV-DLHZ5hQ apparently they changed the finish right as they walked to the ring and said they wouldn't go through a table. jbl is a real dick though for not knowing they'd die, so who can really say what the truth is
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That beats own is brutal, and the only comparable one I can think of is when Perry Saturn beat the poo poo out of some jobber (I think it was Mike Bell).
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and then mike bell died from huffing scotch guard.
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david carmichael posted:and then mike bell died from huffing scotch guard. Petty Saturn is a monster, and I'm glad he bears the mark of Cain on his face for this.
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spongeh posted:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jlV-DLHZ5hQ Were Public Enemy hired just to bury them? I was under the impression that their match with the Acolytes was their first and only in WWE, and then that video shows that they were beaten down by the Brood the previous week. Were they ever made to look strong at all?
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oatgan posted:If you've ever wanted to watch the most violent burial in wrestling check out Public Enemy vs The Acolytes from PE's brief WWF run. I used to have an issue of the WWF Magazine and they wrote about it haha. It might have been the "RAW" magazine, for MATURE FANS
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Pope Corky the IX posted:Were Public Enemy hired just to bury them? I was under the impression that their match with the Acolytes was their first and only in WWE, and then that video shows that they were beaten down by the Brood the previous week. Were they ever made to look strong at all? On the night the infamous APA beatdown happened, they showed up really late, said little during the road agent meeting, and then when they were in Gorilla they told APA that they didn't want to bump at all, and they were going to go over by putting APA through a table, the opposite of the planned finish. So APA came out swinging because they didn't know what was going through PE's heads, and half-expected them to shoot on them to make the match go the way they wanted. After the match, PE shook hands and said thanks like nothing unusual had happened. This is all JBL's side of the story, and I'm not inclined to defend him, but the tone of his story didn't sound angry at all, but bewildered. There was no macho talk about how he righteously taught PE a lesson. I think it was also one of those things where they were hired based on the buzz they had generated, then their new company discovered they couldn't work a conventional match.
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They had also chosen WCW over WWF when they left ECW the first time, which made some WWF guys angry.
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I remembered almost nothing about last night's Nitro. I was vaguely aware that there might be one more Warrior appearance out there but I completely forgot about Goldberg destroying Jericho and the announcers all being fooled by nWo Hollywood telling them the President was coming to Nitro.
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MassRafTer posted:I remembered almost nothing about last night's Nitro. I was vaguely aware that there might be one more Warrior appearance out there but I completely forgot about Goldberg destroying Jericho and the announcers all being fooled by nWo Hollywood telling them the President was coming to Nitro. You're at a point in WCW history where I'd almost completely abandoned watching Nitro in favor of RAW, and I'd also gotten interested in ECW and Puro. Plus Galavision lucha! So when I'm not working evenings, a lot of what you show from here on out will be fresh to me.
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It's amazing how unparalleled WCW's terrible booking was.
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El Gallinero Gros posted:You're at a point in WCW history where I'd almost completely abandoned watching Nitro in favor of RAW, and I'd also gotten interested in ECW and Puro. Plus Galavision lucha! I'm pretty sure I watched all the Nitros from this point till the end 
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Man, I'm watching old Nitros from the last 95 96 right now and Savage wins the title twice. Both times, Hogan is right there to run into the ring to lift his arm and challenge him to a match. That had to be aggravating as hell to never be able to win without Hogan jumping in to steal all the thunder.
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pathetic little tramp posted:Man, I'm watching old Nitros from the last 95 96 right now and Savage wins the title twice. Both times, Hogan is right there to run into the ring to lift his arm and challenge him to a match. That had to be aggravating as hell to never be able to win without Hogan jumping in to steal all the thunder. Woody is just giving Macho Madness the rub, brother
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Hogan always has to have the spotlight. Savage won WW3 on a technicality so Hogan could say he was screwed (and as usual Hogan makes a big show of complaining, not realizing how petty and childish it makes him look). There's plenty of examples from WWF, too, like when Sid eliminated him in the Rumble. Nobody's ever allowed to get one over on Hogan. As we're seeing in the weekly Tuesday Nitro airing, Hogan's ego was so fragile that he was jealous of the publicity Jesse Ventura got for becoming Governor of Minnesota, so he launched a 'presidential campaign' as a stunt to elevate himself to Jesse's level in the national consciousness.
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pathetic little tramp posted:Man, I'm watching old Nitros from the last 95 96 right now and Savage wins the title twice. Both times, Hogan is right there to run into the ring to lift his arm and challenge him to a match. That had to be aggravating as hell to never be able to win without Hogan jumping in to steal all the thunder. He hated it as much as Hogan keeping him from abusing his wife. (Hogan and Savage have much funnier title shenanigans in 98 and 99 that probably infuriated him more.)
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quote:. But when they came back, Hogan and company were back challenging Warrior to show up. Warrior was in the aisle. While the fans did pop pretty big for the steam early in the show, once the two guys started talking the fans were booing them both. Warrior left. Hogan was chasing him. Nobody could find Warrior. Hogan went to his dressing room and Warrior had it spray painted and there were small fires everywhere. Disciple was passed out in the bathroom. Hogan panicked although I have no idea why because he's seen that idiot like that nightly for years. He tried to wake him up, but God only knows what he'd done. As he tried to recapture him, more steam, and wouldn't you know it, he was gone again. WCW spent years trying to get into all these cities that WWF had a stronghold in and all these buildings. And now they're self destructing. Anyway, at this point Bischoff was retitling his book, "How to kill the biggest wrestling company in the world."
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I would say Vince McMahon but he was more lucky than smart so I guess that doesn't count.
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Aesop Poprock posted:Russo didn't help but Bischoff was already enough of a moron to destroy wcw by himself. We're there any wrestling promoters in history who weren't absolute retards in one way or another?
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