BrickHithouse

You trying to get me killed? Although, answering the door to a pissed off Harley would be pretty epic for a few seconds.

Thanks to Mad Dog, I have Harley's mailing address and will be writing him a letter soon. Which, if any of these Harley photos should be sent along for him to sign? God knows I don't want to piss off Harley, especially since we live fairly close to each other. Should it be Gifford? Harley Claus? Skyscraper? Something else? Nothing?

I'd like to hear an update from the brain so we can find out how his Japan watching is going, if he's started yet.

Amen, brother. AMEN

Three people that I think would NOT make it today: Stan Stasiak - he sucked already in a 70's WWWF environment. Gorilla Monsoon - Haven't seen his 60's stuff, but his 70's work leaves a lot to be desired. Moolah The rest I would say would be just fine in a modern environment, and maybe even these three as well. These were just the names that jumped out since they weren't that good to begin with.

A dream match of sorts, Brody vs Bulldog Bob Brown from Winnipeg:

fixed that for you

Is that a watch or a woman's belt on his wrist?

She's kind of like the Dynamic Dudes - pretending to be something she's not so it comes off as unnatural and people pick up on that. She needs a totally new character and push.

One of my mom's favorite sayings to this day is "That person is faker than a two dollar bill". My dad and I never smartened her up because it's funnier not to.

Haven't been in one since 2004 but I might hit the club this weekend for pure research purposes, of course. Poison by Alice Cooper played quite a bit at the club I worked at, no idea if it's still in rotation now, or if it was ever a nationwide strip club staple.

I would suggest watching what you have, going in fresh without any input from anyone, and then seeing if you like it or not. Don't let other people's opinions ruin it or allow it to alter your viewpoint when starting out.