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I blanked on John Palmer too...

And Bryant Gumble may have been good, but he definitely missed out on the personable and affable character of his late brother Greg.
Just a reminder that Troy Henry/Henry Consulting (who are in the process of botching this thing...which is doomed to failure no matter what) also wanted the trash contract via their pal LaToya.

One can imagine how badly that would've gone.

Charlie always had class.

Case in point is the classic tale from the 1980s: When a drunken obnoxious Mick Jagger called his hotel room at an ungodly hour and asked "Where's my drummer?", Charlie got out of bed, showered, shaved, and put on a suit just to go downstairs and punch his band mate's lights out.

As for DLR, he needed to quit BEFORE the last Van Halen reunion tour. He couldn't sing or remember the lyrics then. Everything was turned up louder than normal to cover up his inadequacies. It was so bad that I left early.

After Eddie died, he made a retirement announcement. I guess the money ran out because he's back for more...

re: Ice Cream Man Trailer

Posted by Rds21275 on 6/4/26 at 7:26 am to
He dedicated this one to the ladies.
I'm thinking "Yakety Sax" would've worked too.

Benny Hill would've been proud.
The Polka Tulk Blues Band was named after a brand of talcum powder that Ozzy's mom used.

Obviously, they later became Black Sabbath (named after the 1963 Boris Karloff movie).

re: Nolan Smith arrested

Posted by Rds21275 on 5/21/26 at 3:08 pm to
Drew Brees finally found a market for his bad investment.
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the admiration to hoist a Larry O'Brien Trophy up every single year


Admiration?
I want to know more about Merle and her oldest boy that got picked up for petty theft in Reno.

OK...not really.

As a huge fan of the first two movies (and having the perhaps-unpopular opinion that II is better than I), this could be better than III if it's done well. But Hollywood doesn't exactly inspire much faith these days.
No doubt Hogan/Terry was a flawed man...everyone is, no matter what we want to remember of our childhood fandom.

As far as the wrestling industry, I think the best analysis came from a shoot interview with the late Bobby Heenan (available on You Tube). We all know the "character" Bobby Heenan hated Hogan, but the real guy stated a very big truth: You wanted to work with Hogan because you made money. With the exceptions of Bret and Savage (and maybe a few others that escape me at the moment), most of the people that had bad things to say about him were jealous because they were never good enough to share "top heel" status against him for big angles and big money. Hogan was the draw, and you wanted to follow him to the bank.
I guess the person checking receipts at that Wal-Mart was either MIA or part of the heist.

Meanwhile, have a case of water in your cart and you better have it.
The "She" part is almost as questionable as the "31" part IMO. :yack:
Honestly, it sounds more like a Paul Skenes fastball.
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Shakeal


I don't know if it's Charles Barkley, but he clearly hates somebody based on that rap sheet.
Just to be clear: I'm indifferent to LIV. It's the WNBA that I'd like to see gone permanently.