Man Who Sold The World

Give me some good replacement words, so it can sound like I am cussing and bring hilarity to my crew! Hilarity, yes!

Billy what's his name? I'M PISSED NOWii!!

So I take it this was as bad as Heroes Of Wrestling?

The Japanese and their funny censors.

orville redenbacher

Imagine the shit he has to say about WWE now. This WILL be the shoot interview to end all shoot interviews. Heyman's going to tear them a new asshole in ROH or TNA.

If he sends Heyman home for that, kayfabe or not, we should send him to a "home" for temporary loss of sanity.

PMS (Pale Muff Sistas)?

No mention of the Harris Boys (Ron & Don). I suppose they haven't changed gimmicks too much as opposed to names: Bruise Brothers Grimm Brothers Grimm Twins (WWF) Harris Boys Creative Control The Blu Brothers Skull & 8-Ball The Disciples of Destruction

And in the same vein, Tommy Rogers' brief and uneventful run in WCW in early '00 (During the brief period when Kevin Sullivan was booking). IIRC, he only appeared on WCW Saturday Night. He showed up and won two or three matches against guys like Shark Boy and The Villanos and then on one of the last episodes of Saturday Night before it became a recap show, he had a surprisingly competitve (and decent) match with Lash LeRoux that went a good 8-9 minutes. I thought Tommy was going to pull off the minor upset but Lash eventually beat him. Then that was the last I saw of him in that stint. Speaking of Lash LeRoux, he had two forgettable stints in NWA: TNA, one in 2002, where he basically appeared in the Gauntlet for The Gold match at the first pay per view and second in 2004, where he jobbed a couple of times on Xplosion. I vaugely recall him being in the Gauntlet for the Gold but don't remember his stint in '04 at all. I can't be the only Lash LeRoux mark on this board. For some reason, I've always liked the guy. Somewhat unrelated, but you mentioned Gauntlet For Gold and it reminded me: Didn't Abyss make a rare appearance unmasked, as Eric Justice?

California's in the house!

"You're a dead man, Ramsey."

Like a "-lite" version. Granted the Kudo Driver is alot more effective, but it's in the same vein.

I deem them "The Muffeteers".

brilliant

Tommy Rogers in WWF during the start of the Lightweight division. Still marked for the Tomikaze, the tame version of Da Cop Killa/Gringo Kila.

"Close your eyes. Picture a convict. Cap turned backwords, baggy jeans. Are u picturing a black male? It's a white lady. Shame on you." Classic stuff. Strong episode and of course I was paraphrasing, I had a little bit to drink before work

Yeah, like Nash. "Some pol-i-tickin' is a brewin' 'ere, Tony!"

You gonna take advice from somebody who slapped Dee Barnes? What u say?!?

Say huh?

You are damn right I am. Anyways... Lasagna lips.

Well, he beat Mr. Jackson by two bullets. And NYPD manage to outstage the plunger incident. Awesome. How much longer before we get a riot in New York?

Shawn vs Bret: Shawn Michaels take

Not sure if this was posted before, gold nonetheless: Shawn Michaels snippet from his shoot interview. Discussing the Kliq Sunny on her "relationship" with Shawn Michaels Sean Waltman interview where he discusses Chyna