Crimson G

Here's some stuff I didn't have when I originally posted. Here it is in a handy, separate post. (Credit be to whoever credit is due, I'm simply a collector.) * Barry Windham 9th/West Texas Rednecks 1st - Rap Is Crap * Big Josh 1st/Big Josh & Brad Armstrong 1st - Smokin' Steel Guitar * Chris Benoit 3rd - Replica (Instrumental) * Dale Torborg 1st (Rec.) * Fit Finlay 3rd - Belfast * Bavarian Girls 1st - Hey Baby * Perry Saturn 3rd (Rec.) * Shane Douglas 5th * Silver King 2nd (Rec.)

It's on there. Every known wrestler to have used a theme is listed by every theme name, in alphabetical order (and listed by the first wrestler in the alphabet to use it.) In the case of Temple of the Dragon, I believe Aja Kong & Akira Hokuto are the first listed (alphabetically) to use it.

Desmond Howard maybe? Or was this post-'96?

Amended. UT: "I'm not feeling it." In that case, I'd want an Shawn Michaels-style belt forfeitting (sans Razor Ramon, of course.) Tears would be necessary.

Isn't Shannon Sharpe the football equivalent of Stevie Ray (of Harlem Heat)?

153. The 3PW Promoter Jasmin St. Claire once had sex with 400 men in a day! Shocker! This one's definitely not an urban legend.

Okay, this one was great. I just imagined him doing the "EVIL" voice at the same time. 37. TAKA fucked Sunny while Candido watched.

Amended.

Or they could just do the right thing and set it in the 80's. Too bad that ain't gonna happen.

Death is apparently real inspirational. Inspirational to... not die?

How about "Deuce Bigelow: Male Gigolo's" sequel "Deuce Bigelow: European Gigolo"? I remember reading somewhere that it got a review of zero stars on a scale of 1-10. Ridiculously bad sequel to a movie most people hated and the rest only tolerate. Why does Rob Schneider keep getting movies made? (Other than the obvious relationship with Adam Sandler.)

I understand, I am, after all, not a moron. I was simply using your post for a jumping point of my argument that "democracy" stands for so much more than some would have you believe and not a lot of it has to do with the original idea of democratic governing. Also, my "democracy sucks" line wasn't meant to be any big insight, but, rather, my opinion (shared by many others over the course of history, but quite unpopular currently) that democracy is the worst form of government other than a tyranny (which is simply any sort of government gone bad.)

I went to see Casanova today and thoroughly enjoyed it. It was generally entertaining and not deserving of an R rating (it's more like PG.) It's fun light fluff that got some of the loudest laughs I've ever heard in a theater. And, not only is Sienna Miller hot, but she can act. (Take that Keira Knightley.) I'd recommend it.

Yeah, it was unfairly rated R in the United States. It's PG in Canada. There's no blood violence, no nudity, and no "coarse language." It doesn't have any more "adult themes" in it than the standard primetime TV show, yet it's rated R. Basically, the movie got the shaft from the MPAA for no apparent reason.

Scott Hall, whether Razor Ramon or just his own self, always wore two different elbow pads. One all gimmicked out (with razors or blood or whatever on them) and another that was much smaller and completely black. It bugged the crap out of me (mainly because I'd try to create him with CAWs on wrestling games and they didn't have the technology to edit each arm individually at the time.)

Any information on this guy other than his name? Aliases? Anything?

Who cares? Democracy sucks. Maybe the United States needs to hear about a little thing called "national sovereignty" before it continues to spread it "democracy" to the rest of the world. Also, to perhaps stir up some more trouble and relate this back to the original argument in the thread: I don't think the country (or any country, for that matter) should have standing armies in time of peace. What do you guys think?

"They get the job done."

Nothing beats that Edison bit. "Figure it out yourself." If only inventors really did that. Man, that'd be hilarious.

right, sorry

I'm pretty sure he used a cover in AJPW.

Umm, yeah... it's not Brakkus, it's Ben Bassarab you're thinking of. He was married to Allison Hart, but they're divorced now. In summation, here's the Hart Family Tree: Stu Hart (deceased)=Helen Hart (deceased) | | Alison Hart=Ben Bassarab (divorced) | Bret Hart=Julie ? (divorced, Julie's sister is divorced from The Dynamite Kid), Bret Hart=Cinzia | Bruce Hart=? | Diana Hart=Davey Boy Smith (divorced, DBS is deceased) | Harry Smith | Dean Hart (deceased) | Ellie Hart=Jim Neidhart | Nattie Neidhart (is currently dating T.J. Wilson) | Georgia Hart=B.J. Annis | Teddy Hart (Teddy's sister is supposedly marrying Jack Evans) | Keith Hart=? | Owen Hart (deceased)=Martha ? | Ross Hart=? | Smith Hart | Wayne Hart I'm not sure exactly where Michael Hart fits into this (if at all.) I heard he was Bret's nephew, but you never know who's truly related in the world of wrestling.

Well, since Bret Hart is "the best there is, the best there was, and the best there ever will be" he was awarded the title honorarily despite having not competed this year. He swept every category, especially Best Tag Team. Later, he gave Chuck Norris a roundhouse kick and made him his bitch.

Ken Shamrock vs. Kurt Angle. Come on, you know you want to see this! They just missed each other by less than a year.

Gerald McRaney?