evilhomer Posted March 7, 2005 Report Posted March 7, 2005 How about Raven's masterpiece. He was moving along copying the storyline from 'Seven' then just dropped it. At least they gave an explanation, dropping it to get an opportunity on Raw, but what was the whole point. It was his life's work, his life's goal, his destiny, then... Meh, I'd rather be on Raw. It was like it was somthing that was too smart for the writers so they got scared and killed it.
Some Guy Posted March 7, 2005 Report Posted March 7, 2005 AGAIN, it was ignored: who attacked Edge at No Way Out 2003? I read somewhere that Edge wanted to do a follow up angle when he returned but Vince decided not to for whatever reason. I supose maybe he though Edge would actually get over if they did or something.
strummer Posted March 7, 2005 Report Posted March 7, 2005 an obscure one from 95, Duke Droese finds a $100 bill in his trash can. The announcers put it over as luck, but I thought it was going to lead to Duke joining the Million Dollar Corporation. It was never mentioned again on television.
Jericholic82 Posted March 7, 2005 Report Posted March 7, 2005 an obscure one from 95, Duke Droese finds a $100 bill in his trash can. The announcers put it over as luck, but I thought it was going to lead to Duke joining the Million Dollar Corporation. It was never mentioned again on television. I remember that!!! It was implied that he might join the Corp. WWF Magazine had an article about this around that time, asking if Duke might sell out.
MillenniumMan831 Posted March 7, 2005 Report Posted March 7, 2005 an obscure one from 95, Duke Droese finds a $100 bill in his trash can. The announcers put it over as luck, but I thought it was going to lead to Duke joining the Million Dollar Corporation. It was never mentioned again on television. I remember that!!! It was implied that he might join the Corp. WWF Magazine had an article about this around that time, asking if Duke might sell out. I thought the moral was that it pays to pick up the trash . . . especially after pinning a superstar the likes of Steven Dunn.
Jericholic82 Posted March 7, 2005 Report Posted March 7, 2005 Oh and early 95 wwf mag ran a picture of Jack Tunney accepting something (aparatly a check) from Ted. They asked the question if Ted had bought the WWF president off. They ran a follow up story in which Tunney said that he was paying a fine to him and why he dressed so shady like (big goat dark glasses, he claimed he was sick with a bad cold and pink eye) plus they revealed that Ted had paid the cameraman to take the pictures. ah gotta love WWF Magazine running its own storylines.
Betty Houle Posted March 8, 2005 Report Posted March 8, 2005 Did they ever specifically state that Heenan was behind Andre's no-shows that caused him to get suspended (and become the Giant Machine) in 1986? Did they ever state that Heenan caused his no-shows? And don't tell me if it was implied, I want facts!
Guest Frank_Nabbit Posted March 9, 2005 Report Posted March 9, 2005 SEMI Obscure: Bobby Heenan's Large Box that he was going to unwrap at SNME in Nov. 92 He toyed with it throughout the broadcast, and then at the end gets distracted by news that the Mega Warriors (Whatever Macho/Warrior were called) would not be at SS as a team, so he doesn't open it.
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