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i think the superstars theme music legitimately had no lyrics, the vocal part being jim johnston spouting nonsense syllables with a pissed off affect
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What's the name of those exercise bands Sabin uses in BTE?
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Oct 24, 2019 20:54
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TheKingslayer posted:Same, it pissed me off big time back then. If we're talking about the Austin and HHH blow off. Yeah that's what I was talking about. I used to host ppv parties and always tried to get new people to come. The new person at that event was way into the match and then just deflated at the finish. I was already used to wrestling disappointing me.
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Oct 24, 2019 22:46
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What's the most unnecessary use of blading in a Ric Flair match and I'm going to assume it was TNA?
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Oct 24, 2019 23:42
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Bad Wolf posted:The Megapowers. Macho supposedly wanted to do a 'passing of the torch' type feud with Shawn Michaels to put him over when he was on his way out. I hate that it never got to happen because that could have been an incredible feud.
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Oct 25, 2019 00:01
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Hellblazer187 posted:Yeah that's what I was talking about. Not TNA, but the still from that Australian tour used in the Grantland article header is one of the saddest things I've ever seen in wrestling. Just a tired Ric Flair covered in blood gasping at a tired Hulk Hogan covered in blood. Grantland - The Wrestler in Real Life Reminder that this was eight years ago before Flair married his fifth wife. Because he's totally fine.
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What was up with Piper/Hogan at Starrcade being non-title? Was that known before the match? Did they pull a Halloween Havoc '95 and retroactively screw Piper in order to have a happy ending but not give him the belt? Did they pull a Summerslam '93 and expect you to be a loving moron and/or child who didn't exert any kind of brain activity when watching their show?
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Oct 25, 2019 12:27
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Pope Corky the IX posted:Not TNA, but the still from that Australian tour used in the Grantland article header is one of the saddest things I've ever seen in wrestling. Just a tired Ric Flair covered in blood gasping at a tired Hulk Hogan covered in blood. This article seems to put all the blame of everything Flair went through on Flair. Which given what we know about his relationship with WCW is probably not fair. But even if you're being fair, Ric Flair is Peter Pan but this isn't Neverland.
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Oct 25, 2019 13:41
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Pope Corky the IX posted:Every once in a while I'm reminded of that Disturbed song and that the lyrics sounded like "Step off 'cause you're the next woman I'm gonna kill you don't believe it but I'm betting that you will" Step up! Cause you're the next one in line for the kill. You don't believe me but I'm betting that you will. Step up! I'll let you live a little bit with the pain that I bring. You know it's only the beginning. I'm breaking the limit inside you, stop begging someone to hide you. I'm breaking the limit inside you, stop begging someone to hide you. I'm breaking the limit inside you, stop begging someone to hide you. I'm breaking the limit inside you, don't run away, bring it on straight to me
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Oct 25, 2019 13:59
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When Flair left WCW with the belt, didn't the court rule that because he had put down collateral on it (I want to say it was $20-40,000) they had to either give him his money or give up the belt?
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Oct 25, 2019 14:09
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Dell_Zincht posted:Step up! Cause you're the next one in line for the kill. You don't believe me but I'm betting that you will. I didn't want the actual lyrics, but thank you.
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Oct 25, 2019 14:19
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TriffTshngo posted:What was up with Piper/Hogan at Starrcade being non-title? Was that known before the match? Did they pull a Halloween Havoc '95 and retroactively screw Piper in order to have a happy ending but not give him the belt? Did they pull a Summerslam '93 and expect you to be a loving moron and/or child who didn't exert any kind of brain activity when watching their show? I think it was just some Hogan bullshit. That was the first ppv I watched the build to and was invested in and I totally assumed it was for the title and was really upset when Piper didn't get the belt.
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Oct 25, 2019 15:10
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It also makes Piper look like a loving idiot because he's the one that came up with the stipulations.
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Oct 25, 2019 15:22
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CityMidnightJunky posted:Test's theme, of course, has no lyrics. If it does I never want to know what they are. Pretty girl, put your hand in my buttcheeks.
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Oct 25, 2019 22:52
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Here I was thinking the lyrics were "WIGGA WUG WHOOGA WUG" on repeat, in between "TEST, THIS IS A TEST"
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Oct 25, 2019 23:22
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Was Jerichos original WWF theme supposed to have decipherable lyrics? It could have gone either way.
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Halloween Jack posted:When Flair left WCW with the belt, didn't the court rule that because he had put down collateral on it (I want to say it was $20-40,000) they had to either give him his money or give up the belt? Did that ever go to a court? I always thought that's just what the contract said.
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Rusty Shackelford posted:Did that ever go to a court? I always thought that's just what the contract said. Yeah, it went to court, over WWF using their IP on screen, I believe.
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Oct 25, 2019 23:41
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What's a loose hierarchy of weapon strikes? 1. TV cameras 2. Title belts 3. Ring bells 4. Chairs/Stairs etc
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Oct 26, 2019 00:06
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Brass knuckles usually mean the match is over
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Oct 26, 2019 00:29
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Shine posted:Pretty girl, put your hand in my buttcheeks.
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Oct 26, 2019 01:13
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Dig diggity Dig diggity dog
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DeathChicken posted:Brass knuckles usually mean the match is over Were knucks involved in the infamous Raven/Jarrett TNA match?
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Gambit from the X-Men posted:Dig diggity C'MON BOUNCE is cookin
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Breitbart Is Rightbart posted:What's a loose hierarchy of weapon strikes?
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Oct 26, 2019 02:44
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When Sid had his “winning streak” during the Goldberg feud was it played up seriously or tongue in cheek?
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Oct 26, 2019 02:49
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Halloween Jack posted:When Flair left WCW with the belt, didn't the court rule that because he had put down collateral on it (I want to say it was $20-40,000) they had to either give him his money or give up the belt? Back in the day, the NWA Champion was required to put a deposit down ($25, 000.00) on the belt, to keep them from scampering off with the title. The money was basically put into an account, earning interest, and when the champ lost, he got his money back and then some. Since Flair never lost the title for any extended period of time in the 80s (his longest time without the belt was 6 months), he never bothered to ask for his deposit back, since he knew he was getting the title back. Flash forward to 1991, when Flair had a falling out with WCW because of Jim Herd. Jim demanded he lose the belt, Flair said no, so Herd told him to hand over the belt. Flair said he could have the belt when Herd gave him his $25, 000 + interest. Herd told Flair "gently caress you", so Flair called Vince, and told him he was coming to the WWF, and he was bringing the belt with him, since Flair considered it his property, because he didn't get his money back for it. That led to the whole "Real World's Champion" angle on WWF TV, with Heenan showing the belt. WCW then took the WWF to court over the matter, claiming copyright infringement or some such thing. The WWF had to take the belt off TV during the hearing, so they had Flair wear one of Tag Team belts, which they digitally obscured. Though it was obvious that that was what he was wearing. The judge ruled in WCW's favor, and that the belt was a symbol of the company, to which the WWF had to return it. I think Flair got his money back as a result, but I'm not entirely sure.
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Breitbart Is Rightbart posted:What's a loose hierarchy of weapon strikes? Light tubes are probably the weakest since half the time wrestlers use it on themselves for a quick buff.
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Oct 26, 2019 03:31
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Least powerful is the wooden chair that only ever came out in order to be used on Meng, to show that Meng was wholly unaffected by the wooden chair.
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Oct 26, 2019 03:42
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30 dollar plywood guitar is all over the map but i wanted to put it on the table
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Oct 26, 2019 03:53
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Breitbart Is Rightbart posted:Was Jerichos original WWF theme supposed to have decipherable lyrics? It could have gone either way. I remember being able to make out "step in the arena and break the walls down" but not much else.
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found this on an angelfire page to help my friendsquote:jericho's debut theme is quite a bit different from what it would eventually become. it was altered in extremely minor ways probably 4 or 5 times. here are the original lyrics from right after the "Countdown to the Millennium"
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after reading the website guestbook i see that there is a disagreement about the above lyrics for the original version of chris jericho's wwe theme music. unfortunately this paints it in a new and untrustworthy light. please disregard and keep searching for answers.
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Cavauro posted:after reading the website guestbook i see that there is a disagreement about the above lyrics for the original version of chris jericho's wwe theme music. unfortunately this paints it in a new and untrustworthy light. please disregard and keep searching for answers. no those are accurate. you're good. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yM49fQ7RXnw
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Oct 26, 2019 12:04
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i apologize but I must side with the guestbook. I've said too much. Shield me from this terror
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Oct 26, 2019 12:09
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CopywrightMMXI posted:When Sid had his “winning streak” during the Goldberg feud was it played up seriously or tongue in cheek? I may be giving WCW too much credit, but I believe it was supposed to be comical. They misspelled "millennium" the entire time, and they would do things like have Sid appear on Nitro with 33-0 and then on Thunder with 37-0 even though he only had one victory in between, and Heenan would say "That's because he beat three people up in the back before he came out here tonight!"
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Oct 26, 2019 13:52
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Should I watch NWA Powerrr?
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jesus WEP posted:Should I watch NWA Powerrr? It's a fun, compact show that looks and feels unlike anything else out there. The wrestling itself is mostly solid but not amazing, but they have some really excellent and charismatic talkers there and they let them improv pretty much everything as far as I've understood. Give the first episode a watch and see if you like it!
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jesus WEP posted:Should I watch NWA Powerrr? Watch the first episode for sure, if you don't like that you won't like the show in general. Second episode was kinda weak but the third episode was a ton of fun, I legit look forward to watching the NWA every week at the moment and it's a weird and alien sensation.
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It blows my mind that the NWA still exists as an entity and now has a TV show of some kind? Not as much as the fact that TNA still exists.
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