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Post by Joey Eastman on Dec 14, 2006 21:57:25 GMT -6
No, I stole it from someone who cut the same promo in Midsouth Territories back in the early 80's.
Chad. Easy there my friend. If I honestly felt they were yarders, I wouldnt work there. I'm not the most selective guy when I take my bookings, but I do look at who they book and things like that. I worked for them in October, and I plan on coming back down there in Jan. I hope that helps to clear up any misconceptions about the validity of their training
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Post by Goin Postal on Dec 14, 2006 22:59:01 GMT -6
Thanks Joey,and yes Slick Nick is Correct... I used to post all the NBWA stuff, and my approach from the beginning was the when and where, but overtime it got to the point, where it felt like I had to defend our product, which looking back now, was never worth it.....
I'm sure Slick Nick will do a fine job.
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Post by johnson on Dec 14, 2006 23:01:58 GMT -6
No, I stole it from someone who cut the same promo in Midsouth Territories back in the early 80's. Chad. Easy there my friend. If I honestly felt they were yarders, I wouldnt work there. I'm not the most selective guy when I take my bookings, but I do look at who they book and things like that. I worked for them in October, and I plan on coming back down there in Jan. I hope that helps to clear up any misconceptions about the validity of their training Watts must have had a sh*t fit when he heard that. |
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Post by Chad on Dec 15, 2006 10:52:57 GMT -6
Ok maybe callin them yarders was uncalled for. But claimin to be the first people to do a match when its been done before got under my skin. And Crimey brought up a good point about the ropes. And I stand by my statement about Shane O Mac fried balls. All we can hope for is good acting and well timed sound effects. Unlike what the Mountie used to get
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Post by Joey Eastman on Dec 15, 2006 10:57:15 GMT -6
I think they meant first time in NBWA history. Maybe they should clear that up
I never liked the mountie
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Post by Chad on Dec 15, 2006 11:00:54 GMT -6
Yeah clear it up. Before I blow a vein
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Post by Goin Postal on Dec 15, 2006 11:02:54 GMT -6
Well Chad there will be no need for sound effects. The men in the match will be doing this 100 percent legit. From what I understand it will be the entire top ropehooked up to the electric fencing with the other ropes left alone, and the tope rope will be hooked up to the power supply, or however electric fencing works. There will be no tags, it will be Texas Tornado...
These men in this match, have dealt with Electric Fence before, and this will be straight 100 percent legit. Last month they did a Cattle Prod on a pole match, and that was also 100 percent legit.
And yes Joey, once again correct.... these two "gimmicks" will be a first for NBWA, and a first for Central Illinois Wrestling. Maybe the boys up North have done something like this...?
But Chad please don't accuse us of faking a gimmick match, our guys have no intention of light shows and sound effects.... I'm sure your seen the "infamous flaming table incident" from a few months back, that wasn't lights and smoke my friends....
I will see what we can do about getting a video of the match on here after the show on Sunday.
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Post by Joey Eastman on Dec 15, 2006 11:23:22 GMT -6
When I was a kid, I had no sense
So I took a whiz on an electric fence
It hurt so bad, and burnt my balls
then I took a crap in my overalls
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Post by intheknow on Dec 15, 2006 18:09:39 GMT -6
Rock'n Randy's Mountie was pretty good but thats cause he used a 6 foot stuffed bear.
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