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  1. flyonthewall2983
    Someone getting divorced 4 times at Ric's age is nothing special, but that they all came in the last 10+ years is worrisome.
  2. flyonthewall2983
    Oh he did indeed. Especially at house shows.
  3. flyonthewall2983
    We should make a definitive thread for everything that pisses us off about current WWE programming, and how much better it was "back in the day".
  4. flyonthewall2983
    I'm glad Heyman isn't in this. Sometimes it's better for a documentary to not have a person who's a major focus of the piece not in it, and show as much about the person through the other subjects being interviewed. For example, as good as it would sound on paper I don't think it would have made for good documentary cinema if Michael Moore interviewed G.W. for Fahrenheit 9/11. Not nearly the same, but you hopefully get the idea.
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    I can buy that, a little. He was starting to come into his own in interviews, more personable. He was even interviewed for the A&E biography on Mick Foley, quasi-in character. I'd always wished he stuck with the biker character, it seemed a good way for him to ride out (literally) his career.
  6. flyonthewall2983
    I'm curious about something, want to know what you guys think. Undertaker left in mid-1999 (or maybe sometime later in the year, it's all fuzzy to me), and came back the following year with the biker gimmick. I have a bit of a hackneyed theory that he changed his gimmick (which was very evil, close to Satanic by the time he left) because of his role in beating Austin for the title the night Owen was killed in the middle of the ring. I haven't heard any other reasons why he (alone or maybe in collaboration with Vince and/or the writers) chose to change the gimmick, but if any of you know more about this I'd like to hear about it. It's a sad bit of irony, that on top of that incident, his first match was Bret's first match after his other brother had passed away.
  7. flyonthewall2983
    What I want to know is, do they need WWE's permission to use certain footage? And if they can't get it, will that be a roadblock for it's progress?
  8. flyonthewall2983
    The USA special opened with a clip from the end of the Sheik match.
  9. flyonthewall2983
    I think he might have been mentioned once or twice since he was doing that WBF saturday morning show on USA that lasted a few weeks.
  10. flyonthewall2983
    He said it was up there one minute, down the next.
  11. flyonthewall2983
    My brother put it on my Facebook. Maybe his source was erroneous.
  12. flyonthewall2983
    Announced on the WWE's Facebook page: "BREAKING NEWS: Paul Levesque a.k.a. Triple H has been promoted to the post of CEO of World Wrestling Entertainment, effective from October 15, 2012. This also marks the official retirement of Vincent Kennedy McMahon from all the affairs of WWE."
  13. flyonthewall2983
    This sounds awesome and intriguing in a way none of the other documentaries have been. I have to admit I'm rubbing my pennies together in hope that they breed, but I wish Dylan's friends the best of luck in getting this funded. For my part I'll spread the word as best as I can.
  14. flyonthewall2983
    It's been well established how much inventory they have kept over the years. I'm sure they didn't pay anything insulting for something that's basically a link to how the company started.
  15. flyonthewall2983
    First WWWF title belt discovered, after being lost for nearly 50 years. http://www.thepostgame.com/blog/throwback/...-new-york-attic
  16. flyonthewall2983
    http://movies.yahoo.com/blogs/movie-talk/s...-220136514.html
  17. flyonthewall2983
    He was lucky the FBI didn't haul him away.
  18. flyonthewall2983
    "Look Prick, Go Away" - Dennis Miller, before he lost his marbles.
  19. flyonthewall2983
    Don't forget Angle's milk bath.
  20. flyonthewall2983
    They had their funny moments. It wasn't consistent, but some of it was comedy gold in my opinion. The one with Shawn giving random people backstage his finish had me belly-laughing.
  21. flyonthewall2983
    For more reasons than one. Bret humping anything in the ring would just look weird.
  22. flyonthewall2983
    The real low point of the Slaughter/Iraq angle was when Okerlund "heard from someone backstage" that Sarge burnt an American flag after beating Warrior for the belt in celebration of winning. And I think Slaughter said Vince wanted him to burn it on television, but it was leveled down to Hogan's shirt which was akin to burning the flag (also made for a great visual).
  23. flyonthewall2983
    What was Pedro doing in WCW?
  24. flyonthewall2983
    When I mean it I don't mean Austin, but the Attitude Era in general. It's what they needed to do to get attention, no matter how dumb a lot of it was (except Austin, Rock and others who knew how to be top guys in any situation when given the ball). Nash has never said he took credit for Austin directly, and even said in the article Steve did what he wasn't able to.
  25. flyonthewall2983
    Jericho called Nash out on his comments about Chris and Eddie on Twitter, of course mentioning that WWE's worst year of business happened to be the one when Kevin was top dog in the company.
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