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EDIT --- SOLD!

I have no idea what about screwing Linda would inspire one of your wrestlers to dress up as a cast member of Grease.

I've got HHH, Chloe, Kane, Benjamin, Murdoch, and RVD from Raw. For SD, I have Lashley, Orton, and Mysterio. All hail the Miscarriages of Justice! EDIT --- Ouch, 38 points . . . zoiks.

Dogs don't comprehend dates. Seriously? I don't have to waste my time transcribing this. If it bothers you that much... Pardon the ass hole tone. I am now going to bed. When you wake up, please note that I appreciate the Observer notes.

After the match, I love how Heenan "leaves" the broadcast booth but Monsoon assures us that his security team will make sure The Brain pays up.

He went to a lot of ECW shows I hear.

And Tajiri.... That essentially dissolved into the network, though, right? That's true although Tajiri turned on Taz to join Corino's pre-Network stable. It was the same night Taz had the 30sec bleep on him. But yeah, they ended up w/ Cyrus in early 2000.

He was around before The Network in a faction w/ Corino and a wheelchair bound Jack Victory.

When Rhino first entered ECW, was he a face? I saw him working as a face in a tag match at a ECW house show in early 1999. However, the 1st time I saw him on TV, he was a heel w/ Corino/Victory. Did he set that up w/ a heel turn or was he just working as a face to fill a spot?

- Clay Matthews intercepts Jim Kelly's pass at the 1yd line to secure a Browns victory over the Bills in the 1989 Div Playoffs. - Earl Holmes stuffs Warrick Dunn at the 1yd line to secure a Browns playoff birth in 2002. - The Indians clobber The Yankees 22-0 in New York on August 31st, 2004 . . . my birthday! I live in Cleveland, that's all I got.

Just joined as the Miscarriages of Justice

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Nash for booker!

George the Animal Steele visits the zoo in late 1986 (Not to be confused w/ his zoo visit on SNME). He spots a turtle. "RACE! . . . KING!! . . . SSLLLOOOOWWWWWW!!!"

Please step out of the vehicle sir! *The 6'10" 330lbs Morgan steps out* Ummmmm . . . you be careful out there sir. Good day.

Gotta add Miss Brenda Britton and Dark Journey to that list. Women in wrestling have always been designed to be beautiful. Even the more prominent actual wrestlers like Madusa, Wendi Richter, Magnificent Mimi, Misty Blue Simmes, and Desiree Peterson to name a few...were there for the eye candy predominantly. Vince knows this...that's why the divas are more over the top as far as sexuality is concerned. Desiree Peterson? Yech. Then again, I've only seen her in one MSG match in 1987 or 88, but she was BUTT ugly. And if I say someone is ugly . . . well I can't think of a witty way to end that but whatever. I see your point though. EDIT --- And this is from someone who thought Leilani Kai in her Glamour Girl gimmick was kinda hot. The picture below is much more flattering than how I remember her in her match w/ Sensational Sherri.

Divas make WWE money. Nuff said.

We got every right to be bitter as Browns fans. Ideally, I'd like to see the Steelers win the AFC Title in a classic against Denver only to get anal raped in the Super Bowl 62-0. But that's just me.

In 1988, DiBiase could have unveiled a master plan to book Savage in a championship match against himself and Andre the Giant. Could have set up an Andre turn but that would be unlikely since he had just turned heel a little over a year prior. Only Lex Luger could get away w/ that many turns in that era.

Thanks for this post. Just out of curiousity, who were The Bavarian Girls?

As a Browns fan, the AFC Championship Game will be really depressing. I still have nightmares of the Drive and the Fumble. Not to mention the jealousy we Cleveland fans have for the Steelers. To top it off, Denver has 4 of the Browns' defensive linemen from last year.

So, I'm watching another Challenge ep (this one from early 1995 when they could barely fill a high school gymnasium), and two things come to mind. #1 ----- I forgot how entertaining Mr. Bob Backlund was. After squashing some poor ham-n-egger w/ the chicken wing, a bunch of referees came in to break it up. They were unsuccessful. So, 2 jobbers enter (one being Chris Kanyon) and finally pry Backund off only for him to put it on the non-Kanyon jobber. So, Kanyon gets Backlund to break the hold again. After standing around in a daze, Backlund finally decides to leave. However, I was scratching my head as Kanyon turned his back to Backlund in an effort to help the 2 shmucks out. I was SO hoping for Backlund to pop the hold on Kanyon just so he could leave everyone laying. #2 ----- Mark Starr wrestled a squash. Boy, this guy was hot jobber property. I remember him almost every week on Worldwide in 1993-94 getting beat in the "Jim Powers" role where he gets some solid token offense since he's an athletic guy. Then, he pops up on Challenge to job to Davey Boy Smith (and probably others) in 1995 only to go back to job in WCW later that year until about 1997. I'd love to be a fly on the wall during those negotiations.

And let's not forget Albert's (just before he became A-Train) Velocity push going on at about the same time. I think they alternated weeks pounding on Funaki.

As dumb as it is to do the "Shelton's Mama" angle in the first place, Thea is doing a great job of putting just enough sass in her character w/o it going over the top. That said, I'm sure Vince will have her join Styles in his office and give a stern warning to the both of them about how to "tell a story" the right way.

We gel like concrete!!! As much as I sorta marked out for D-Lo's last hurrah in WWE w/ Teddy Long, the crowd reaction was an absolute zero.