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I have 3 weeks of vacation to use up by October. My fucking boss just denied me 10 days off. I guess asking to have a weekend off in summer after 7 years with the company is absurb thought process. Good ole Tuesdays and Wednesday off for me!!! WOO! Fuck....and I have had 5 * hemroids this past week. Painful as all HELL. At least I can tell the girls at work I'm menstrating again... Actually I'm pretty sure this is the face I've been making on the toliet:

WWE has a new "hire black people" policy (credit WON) So this is a token gesture, not a sign of a push to come

Swedish Chef, Beeker, and Animal SING!~!

GREED WRATH ENVY PRIDE

Wow another bag of suck

What's your paypal address?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SGCIaGs19Ao&feature=user The 1st clips of Hulk Hogan training novices to wrestle

Since were on an AWA discussion here's a thread I posted in 2004 dishing the dirt on the AWA sex orgies, drugs and whatnot: http://forums.thesmartmarks.com/index.php?showtopic=62721

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eRZfcSAyMR8 Vince McMahon finds a strange tree

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yaILAq9Bzvs Dusty Rhodes with Bells Palsy

D'oh!

General Wrestling?

HUGE turtle Kurt Warner (the RB)

msg doesn't hold 40 k

Stan "Big K" Kowalski He explained who he was on Tuesday or Wednesday night.... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e20tLlSdcKA

Kensuke Sasaki: Tokyo Dome at NJPW Antonio Inoki Retirement Show with 70,000 in attendence Kevin Nash: Georgia Dome at WCW Nitro with 38,809 in attendence Nobuhiko Takada: Tokyo Dome at NJPW Battle Formation 1996 with 65,000 in attendence Keiji Mutoh: Tokyo Dome at NJPW VS. UWF-I with 67,000 in attendence Vader: Tokyo Dome at AJPW Giant Baba Retirement Show with 65,000 in attendence Tatsumi Fujinami: Tokyo Dome at NJPW/WCW Rumble in the Rising Sun/Starrcade 1991 in Tokyo Dome with 64,500 in attendence Lex Luger: Tokyo Dome at NJPW/WCW Starrcade 1992 in Tokyo Dome with 60,000 in attendence

Pat O'Connor-38,622 Comiskey Park-A record that would last for over 20 years Stan Hansen-22,000(disputed) MetroDome Buddy Rogers W DQ Antonino Rocca (retains NWA title), 11/23/61, MSG, NYC 20,253 Lou Thesz D DCOR Rikidozan (retains NWA title), 10/13/57, Ogi Pool, Osaka, Japan 30,000 Jim Londos W Kola Kwariani (retains NWAssn title), 9/?/33, Athens, Greece 110,000 Edge WrestleMania 23 (74,635) Verne Gagne W COR Billy Robinson (retains AWA title), 9/7/74, Comiskey Park, Chicago 22,000 Dunno if it was his biggest, but Terry Funk drew 17K against Watts in the Superdome 7/17/76. Race drew 20K against Dusty in the Superdome 4/1/78. Harley Race would have also had 20,000 vs Ric Flair at Toronto CNE Stadium July 1983 Nick Bockwinkel 4/24/83, St. Paul MN 20,000+ Shawn Michaels - 8/24/96, Toronto, 21,211

John Cena: Ford Field at WM 23 with (supposedly)80,103 in attendence Batista: see Cena Randy Orton: Orlando Citrus Bowl at WM 24 with 74,635 in attendence Chris Jericho: SkyDome at WM 18 with 68,237 in attendence The Rock: AstroDome at WM 17 with 67,925 in attendence Triple H: SafeCo Field at WM 19 with 54,097 Kurt Angle: see Triple H Shinya Hashimoto: Pyongyang Stadium at Kollision in Korea with 190,000 in attendence

Rick Martel, Super Clash 1 21,000

I remember the Pink room of doom very well

I'm walking in an empty warehouse, I come across Gilbert Godfried fucking a girl in a bathtub, I get excited and pee in the bath tub. Worse part was this ended as a wet dream.

I was intrigued by this today and thought we should make a list. Each world champion's largest attended defense. Simple as that: Hogan: Pontiac Silverdome, WM 3 78,000 (or 93,217) Savage: Wembly Stadium,SummerSlam 92 80,355 Flair: Hoosier Dome, WM 8 62,167 Sid: Alamodome, Royal Rumble 97 60,525 next....

I won't be back til Monday but if that doesn't DQ me I'm gay...errrrrrrr game

Gibson had just came back from a long layoff via a knee injury though, so it kinda makes since

WWF @ Louisville, KY - Louisville Gardens - October 28, 1992 (4,500; sell out) Wrestling Challenge taping: In a segment which was only televised on USWA TV in Feb. 1993, Howard Finkel attempted to introduce Kamala but was yelled at by Harvey Whippleman, with Kamala chopping Finkel and splashing him twice; Finkel was then taken from ringside on a stretcher and twice fell off it Nailz defeated the Big Bossman Herman the German defeated Louie Spicolli Jim Powers defeated Brian Lee Razor Ramon defeated Mark Morgan The Berzerker pinned John Paul Papa Shango defeated Jim Powers Jeff Jarrett defeated Rick Martel (sub. for the Mountie) Davey Boy Smith defeated Barry Horowitz Davey Boy Smith defeated the Berzerker Terry Taylor defeated Jim Brunzell Razor Ramon defeated Randy Savage via count-out Crush defeated Kevin Krueger via submission with the head vice Marty Jannetty defeated Spike Jones Rick Martel defeated Gary Jackson WWF World Champion Bret Hart pinned Kamala (w/ Harvey Wippleman & Kimchee) with a roll up at 8:50 after the challenger accidentally knocked Kimchee off the ring apron; after the bout, Wippleman & Kimchee held Hart down for Kamala to splash the champion but Hart pulled Wippleman into the splash and then clotheslined Kamala to the floor (Smack'em Whack'em) The Ultimate Warrior pinned Nailz (sub. for Ric Flair) Prime Time Wrestling - 11/30/92: Tatanka defeated Papa Shango via disqualification at 5:54 after Shango attempted to use his voodoo stick to shoot Tatanka in the face with Prime Time Wrestling - 11/30/92: WWF IC Champion Shawn Michaels pinned Virgil at 7:09 with the side suplex after the challenger hit the corner knee-first (Bashed in the USA, Wrestlefest 93) Prime Time Wrestling - 11/30/92: Yokozuna (w/ Mr. Fuji) pinned Mitch Bishop with the Bonzai Drop Prime Time Wrestling - 12/7/92: Bob Backlund pinned Repo Man at 5:20 with a roll up into a bridge Prime Time Wrestling - 12/14/92: Lance Cassidy pinned Skinner at 5:29 with a clothesline off the top 11/22/92 - included an opening segment showing footage from the previous Monday's Prime Time Wrestling of Randy Savage choosing Mr. Perfect to be his new partner at the Survivor Series, replacing the Ultimate Warrior, with Gene Okerlund then interviewing both men to discuss the match; featured a 'Special Report' segment focusing on new WWF IC Champion Shawn Michaels; included footage of the Undertaker and Paul Bearer in their workshop, showing the completed casket to be used for Kamala at the Survivor Series, with Okerlund then interviewing Kamala, Harvey Whippleman, and Kimchee about the match; featured the announcement High Energy vs. the Headshrinkers and Yokozuna vs. Virgil would take place at the Survivor Series: Jerry Saggs pinned Beau Beverly (w/ the Genius) at 4:39 with the flying elbowsmash; after the bout, Saggs attacked the Genius and gave him the pit stop in the ring The Berzerker (w/ Mr. Fuji) pinned John Paul at 2:46 after picking his opponent up and dropping him to the mat; during the bout, Doink the Clown was shown in the audience Bob Backlund pinned Brian Costello at 2:44 with a three-quarter nelson Nailz defeated Gary Jackson via submission at 2:25 with a choke Tatanka pinned Tom Stone at 2:38 with the Samoan Drop 11/22/92: Bob Backlund pinned Brian Costello at 2:44 with a three-quarter nelson Nailz defeated Gary Jackson via submission Tatanka defeated Tom Stone Jerry Saggs pinned Beau Beverly (w/ the Genius) at 4:39 with the flying elbowsmash; after the bout, Saggs attacked the Genius and gave him the pit stop in the ring 11/29/92: WWF Tag Team Champions Ted Dibiase & IRS defeated Rock Warner & George Anderson Lance Cassidy pinned the Brooklyn Brawler at 3:08 with a clothesline off the top Damien Demento defeated Jim Brunzell Max Moon defeated WT Jones Yokozuna defeated Buck Zumhoff 12/6/92: Crush defeated Brian Costello via submission with the head vice at 2:56 The Headshrinkers defeated Dan Robbins & John Larz via submission Virgil pinned Mike Kramer at 1:53 with a reverse Russian leg sweep Marty Jannetty pinned Louie Spicolli at 2:51 Rick Martel defeated Gary Jackson