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Spencer's Gifts is mostly gag gifts and such along with bachelor party type of stuff if you know what I mean. Hot Topic is mostly tshirts and other clothing accessories. They have a ton of music shirts, cartoon shirts, some wrestling shirts, etc. Bascially pop culture type of stuff.

What venue do you think they would pick? Sears Center is the only one I can think of offhand that would work size wise. All the other venues that I can think of are too big or too small. I think the Odeum in Villa Park seats about 6K or so or at least it did when I went to ECW Anarchy Rulz 99.

Guys like Adam Bomb and the Berzerker would fall under this category for me. Just loved their goofy characters and thought they looked cool as hell. Even watching them now I still enjoy them. Berzerker actually was pretty decent and could really bumb his ass of.

Sting's original entrance song with no lyrics was pretty cool. Hated when they changed it to a Man Called Sting. Same goes for Lex. Pretty cool sounding song despite no lyrics.

Most are still on DVD or BRD. I also have an external hard drive that I can just plug into my Blu-Ray player. I would love to have them all on external and just have the DVD as a back up, but I will never have the time to make that happen.

Yeah I thought that would make the cut for sure since they've shown clips on their site before. Anyway I'll still buy it. I was hoping for Warrior vs Taker in a Casket match and that does make it. Not the one from St. Louis but another from NY. Should be fun.

RIP as he was very good on the mic and in the ring. I've been meaning to pick up his book for awhile as I always enjoyed his work.

I would love to visit that place one day. They always post some great pics on IG. Pretty far haul for me. Be pretty hard to convince the wife and kids. Maybe someday.

Savage vs Rude happened in 84 Memphis. I would of loved to see them have a match 89/90 era. 92 might of been even better.

For the most recent Attitude Era unseen match set they would use a combination on some matches of fancam and pro shot. Kind of cool.

Well if one of those Savage vs Steamboat cage matches from 87 exist I would think this would be the time to put it out there. Same goes for Bulldogs vs Hart Foundation cage matches from the same time period. I'm sure the Savage vs Taker match they've showed clips of online will make the cut. Maybe a match or two from the outdoor stadium show from St.Louis in 91 as well. It definitely has the potential to be good.

I think this was the first HOF where every inductee and inductor was great IMO. No stinkers at all. Really enjoyed this despite it being almost 4 hours. It really went by fast.

These were way more hilarious. Some really clever stuff in there. The Larry Nelson and Rodger Kent cameos were cool.

Been watching some early 90's WCW. Really love the oddball matches they would have. The most recent one was Sting and Dustin Rhodes vs Paul Orndorff and Chris Benoit. What a strange match up to see. So many different styles. Nothing outstanding or anything. Just a sold TV match. All guys worked pretty hard and it was a fun watch.

Do you think they will add Braun to that and make it a 3 way? It seems that would be good way to protect Taker since he seems so limited at this point.

This looks pretty evident to me: There's no way Rock's feet didn't hit the floor even from that angle without actually seeing his feet hit. Half the arena saw it right in front of them. The AJ/Harper wasn't nearly bad looking, since both were out of the ring and hitting the floor anyway. I lost $300 dollars due to Show losing that Rumble. We used to have Rumble parties when I first bought my house and I drew the Big Show's number out of a hat. Another friend who barely even watched wrestling drew Rock's number. We still laugh about it to this day.

Great to hear. My #1 tag team in the GWE.

The Kerry vs Ladd match sounds fun due to it being from 81.

For me it's Midnight Rockers vs Rose/Somers from 8/30/86 in the AWA. I'm a bigger tag team match fan than singles, so I have to lean in that direction. For me this match was the best one I ever saw 30 plus years ago and it still holds up to me. I started working on a top 100 tag team matches years ago and never finished it. I might have to throw that on my "to do list for 2017".

I voted the 80's. That's what I grew up on as a teenager watching wrestling. I love watching and reading anything 80's wrestling related. I can totally lose myself researching and looking for stuff from this decade. I still keep up on the modern product and try to watch when I can, but when I get disenchanted with it I always find myself going back to the 80's stuff. It's comfort food for me. Second choice would be 90's as I enjoy most of that as well. Just not as much as the 80's if I had to choose.

Roman vs Taker is the most intriguing to me if they go that route. Roman should be able to get a decent match out of him. As Loss said a win over Taker would not help the crowd reactions to him though unless he does go heel.

Isn't Floslam a bunch of different promotions? Maybe I'm wrong as I don't subscribe. How about that Powerbomb tv? I thought that was supposed to be similar. Sorry if I'm way off here.

I saw you mention that on Twitter and after looking it up I agree it looks like they will be having some fun shows for this. I might have to sign up as well. Hopefully the site is user friendly.

I love the Flying Nuns! Those early Shotguns I wouldn't classify as Wrestlecrap at all just because they were so gutsy and out of the box. How can you call Undertaker tombstoning HHH down the escalator in Penn Station Wrestlecrap? I enjoyed those early episodes as well. Something I always remember about the match you mentioned was how Taker made sure to sit HHH up so his hair wouldn't get caught in the escalator. Just one of those odd observations on my part.

Radiohead being compared to Motörhead? Lol. I've heard of them, but I wouldn't even know a Radiohead song if I heard it. I could name tons of Motörhead tunes though. I do understand what you are saying. Motörhead isn't what I would call mainstream.