Johnny Sorrow

Bingo

Oh, I'm with ya there 100%, man. I do think that Punk's "personal interpretation" is for real, and not just some gimmick. Just cause wrestling is full of drug users isn't an automatic indictment of a guy who isn't.

Opiate painkillers can get you high. Novocaine numbs an area of skin/ gums/ teeth. Both can make you drool, however.

"See, that's what I was talking bout."

Outside of the weirdness of Mason Ryan, nothing else stunk. Nobody noticed.

That comes off as sad and grasping at straws. This set has a totally pro WCW feel.

I have no idea where you got that impression form, especially since most posters on this board are older than on many wrestling boards. He's talking about some other board, bro. Why JerryK wants people's opinions here about it is a tad weird. It's like comparing the awesome Ralph Macchio movie "Crossroads" with the Britney Spears movie "Crossroads" just because they're both movies and they have the same name. No offense.

I'd say it's two guys having fun.

Delirious doesn't From the latest Observer

Ok, I know Dave didn't write this, and I do get what they were actually trying to say..but how funny is this latest poll at the WO site?

I hope the heel stole it and did a promo yelling, "I got yer eye! Hahaha!"

But on weed he'd only be going 5 miles an hour. So it's ok.

I took it as the millionaire wrestler no longer gets the perks of the job while people are struggling to keep afloat Upon thinking about it, it actually comes off as "Guy who is well known for loving rollercoasters has nothing nice to say about TNA, except for the fact he'll miss the rides." It's Foley being insulting without burying anyone clearly. And I'm sure he'll clarify and post about how much he admires the young talent, because of people saying "HE'Z ALL ABOUTZ THE FREE RIDEZ!" on twitter. He is overly sensitive at times.

Hell, Sting even went heel for awhile, and not like that blip of a heel turn in WCW that stunk, but a full fledged heel run when they did the MEM.

So my pal has a blog where he's talking about his experiences getting into "the biz", and it's pretty good. http://www.millershow.tv/blog/2011/6/13/th...winnemucca.html

I look at it as him saying the only downside to leaving TNA is not getting free RollerCoaster rides. What's so pathetic about that?

Really? I'm pretty sure straight edge doesn't include Novocaine while at the dentist.

So if the Hart Foundation had worked the territories they'd "clearly be the best"? Tell me more Uatu, I want to see the "What If?" world only you can see.

Luger had joined the face groupe of nWo Wolfpack a few months before. Right. I'm saying that I don't have any memory of Luger in the reformed NWO after the Wolfpac/ Hollywood angle. How long did it last? Oh, and Tank Abbott as 3 Count's #1 fan is still fucking great. Oh and Mark Madden was so awful.

Road Warriors/ Russians were always even.

I had never seen that Bret Hart/ DDP match from 10/26/98. Hot fuck, that's a great match. I may not be the biggest Bret Hart fan fan ever but I always knew he was great, and when I saw how WCW was using him it was just another nail in the coffin of me even flipping back and forth between RAW and Nitro, for the most part. So I never saw this match Jesus Christ, it's great. Bret is awesome and doing so many great heel things JUST to be a dick. And DDP isn't just some schlub being carried here. He's fucking awesome as well. Hey, I just saw the Flair/ Bischoff match. I always complained that the NWO always punking the Horsemen stunk and it ruined the NWO angle for me. This was apparently the Horsemen finally winning, it felt like. Again, I had stopped caring about WCW except for an occasional watch here and there by then. Also, my wife at the time was all, "Look, the WCW show sucks, you even say so. So no more three hours every Monday night and no more channel flipping." Edit: I just realized that's not true. When Russo left WWF and went to WCW I tuned in for awhile because I was interested to see if he'd turn it around/ what he'd do and if WWF was going to suffer without him. I actually remember being amused at some of his shit there at first but really quick it just went too stupid. Edit: I had never seen the entire "Fingerpoke of Doom" match. Luger joined the NWO at this point? I have NO memory of Lex in the NWO besides the previous WolfPac stuff.

I forgot how douchey Zybysko sounded when he'd go on with his whole, "Get a haircut." thing. For a hip show like Nitro was for awhile, it's weird they had a guy basically saying "Get a haircut, ya hippie!"

Yeah, the quote goes something like, "The Road Warriors looked like they'd kill you and Demolition looked like they'd beat you up and rape you." I always loved the Road Warriors and pretty much thought Demolition was Vince making his own Road Warriors. I also thought they looked lame once they took off the masks. The RW's paint looked cool and Demo's paint looked goofy to me. I love Bill Eadie and Darsow, and they were a great team. But to me they were just "Vince's Road Warriors". And I hated the straps and big black studded underwear. I also thought that Vince first showed interest in The Rockers so he could have a Rock N' Roll Express of his own that looked more like what he wanted guys to look like. I actually remember thinking that Darsow looked like a killer in spite of the outfit, as I was like, "Well, Krusher Khrushchev was bad ass." But as much as I liked the Masked Superstar, Eadie looked like an old man with his slicked back hair and look in those tights. I also know this argument will never go anywhere as I've had it before. If you liked Demolition more, fine. It's all what you liked more as a kid, anyway.

Yeah, Miz doing Tough Enough never was a major part of the character. It's "former Real World guy who loved wrestling" getting shit on by everyone but hanging in there and working hard to get over and become a great wrestler. It's such a great babyface story, but it works even better as a heel's journey.

It's not. I bought this today and just started watching it. So far DDP opened the thing by saying that WCW had the better wrestling show and talent than the WWF in the early 90's, but Vince started RAW which was new and fresh , but they lagged behind in TV until a genius named Eric Bischoff got the go ahead to start Nitro. And I just watched the Pillman/ Liger match and now it's Hogan/ Bubba Rogers both from the first Nitro. Holy shit, I am now reminded of just HOW AWFUL the announcing is, thanks to Mongo, Bischoff sucking, and Heenan just trying to be good but obviously hating working with Mongo.