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Also, do we know if Hogan had any real input into the Tampa Hogan bar? Or was it a bar owned and operated by someone else who just paid a licencing fee to Hogan?
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Sep 13, 2020 08:11
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Yes, let's give admitted racist Hulk Hogan the benefit of the doubt when it comes to the restaurant with a racist dress code that has his name on it.
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case closed folks
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That's right, I want to see the report on my desk come Monday morning.
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BrigadierSensible posted:Also, do we know if Hogan had any real input into the Tampa Hogan bar? Or was it a bar owned and operated by someone else who just paid a licencing fee to Hogan? most likely not. racist dress codes like that are not uncommon for bars/clubs (especially from that era) and whoever actually ran the place probably just copied over the same scheme he used to exclude black people from all his other venues. the alternative scenario of hulk hogan putting effort into something with his name on it is pretty hard to believe by comparison. BrigadierSensible posted:But that racist "Dress Code" was not really a dress code. It was so the managers could kick out any black person they wanted to, and point at the board out the front and say "Look, it says no white t-shirts. We aren't kicking you out coz we are racist, we are kicking you out coz of stated rules." And said rules cover such a wide and vague area that it covers just about every tourist that would ever step into a restaurant like that. No sports jerseys? No high top runners? No backward caps? This is also ignoring the No torn or soiled clothing, and No workout clothes. Pretty much, there's zero chance that a white guy in a basketball jersey gets turned down under those rules.
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Pope Corky the IX posted:It's similar to that Road Dogg shirt that was eventually banned where it said something on the back like "Roll this dog a bone" when that hasn't been used as slang for joint in decades, even at the time. Not to defend the d-o-double-g, but bones=joints is one of those things that stuck around even tho not everyone was exposed to it. Case in point: Inspectah Deck, Wu-Tang Clan "C.R.E.A.M.", 1994 posted:Everyday I escape from Jakes givin' chase, sellin' base
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So due to Megabyte Ronnie looking old as hell despite being 31, it made me think of this one guy who showed up a few times on WCW Saturday Night who had the head of someone in his mid-50's, but was also completely jacked. He looked like some kind of science experiment where they put an old man's head on a young man's body. Anyone know who I'm talking about?
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Gavok posted:So due to Megabyte Ronnie looking old as hell despite being 31, it made me think of this one guy who showed up a few times on WCW Saturday Night who had the head of someone in his mid-50's, but was also completely jacked. He looked like some kind of science experiment where they put an old man's head on a young man's body. John Nord (aka The Barbarian) maybe?
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Gavok posted:So due to Megabyte Ronnie looking old as hell despite being 31, it made me think of this one guy who showed up a few times on WCW Saturday Night who had the head of someone in his mid-50's, but was also completely jacked. He looked like some kind of science experiment where they put an old man's head on a young man's body. Emory Hale?
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Yeah, that was the first guy I thought of. Better known to the IWC as THE MACHINE. Hale wasn't super shredded or anything, but he was swole enough to make his head look comically small.
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who was the old guy with bleached hair who had some wwe matches in the early 2000s? i don't remember his name but if someone else does maybe it's the same guy because he fit that description. i guess gavok would probably know who that guy is though. i'm sorry
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Cavauro posted:who was the old guy with bleached hair who had some wwe matches in the early 2000s? i don't remember his name but if someone else does maybe it's the same guy because he fit that description. i guess gavok would probably know who that guy is though. i'm sorry I feel like I can picture this person in my head but I can't think of their name and it makes me MAD
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Sep 16, 2020 17:06
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Ric Flair.
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he looked like a slightly less cartoony scott steiner but with an even older man face. i don't know. maybe it was ric flair nevermind, it was just ron waterman, and i didn't remember him as well as i thought. i don't think he was in wcw or that he would have looked that old in the 90s Cavauro fucked around with this message at 17:16 on Sep 16, 2020 |
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Heidenreich?
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Cavauro posted:he looked like a slightly less cartoony scott steiner but with an even older man face. i don't know. maybe it was ric flair Ah yeah, H2O Ron Waterman was who I was thinking of as well.
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Numero6 posted:John Nord (aka The
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Checking out Ron Waterman's career the naming conventions in turn of the century OVW were loving incredible The Machine The Prototype The Damaja Da Beast Big Bad John MIKE HARD Bamm Bamm Penders Vaughn Lilas Horshu The Collector Jebediah Blackhawk Jerome Crony Sly Skraper Vik Dalishus Travis Bane Johnny Spade Mr. Black BJ Payne Standing Thunder Inspector Impact Nick Nemeth
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Sep 16, 2020 23:04
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gently caress you, my name is Standing Thunder now
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I'm going to leave OVW in the hands of my bestest associate ever, Ｍｒ. Ｂｌａｃｋ
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I figured I would just look at the WCW Saturday Night cards on Cagematch, start from the last episode and look up anyone I didn't recognize the name of. Sounded like a needle in a haystack, but I IMMEDIATELY found who I was thinking of. Frankie Lancaster. Apparently he was part of WCW for years as part of the C-shows with his biggest appearance being a 2-minute win on an episode of Thunder.
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Sep 16, 2020 23:31
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Wait is Damaja like “Damager” Is that what his name was supposed to be
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Gavok posted:I figured I would just look at the WCW Saturday Night cards on Cagematch, start from the last episode and look up anyone I didn't recognize the name of. Sounded like a needle in a haystack, but I IMMEDIATELY found who I was thinking of.
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Better Than You posted:Looks a little bit like Jim Hellwig It was his new character after he was replaced by the fake Ultimate Warror
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Edge & Christian posted:Nick Nemeth well now you’re just making up names 
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Edge & Christian posted:Inspector Impact I don't know why WWE changed his name to Luther Reigns, this is the most money name I've ever seen
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overmind2000 posted:I don't know why WWE changed his name to Luther Reigns, this is the most money name I've ever seen wasn't Luther Reigns Horshu, or was he also Inspector Impact
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Alaois posted:wasn't Luther Reigns Horshu, or was he also Inspector Impact He was both
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SLUM KING posted:Wait is Damaja like “Damager” The Damaja.
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Sep 17, 2020 00:29
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Sly Skraper sounds like a character in a Punch Out game.
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Gavok posted:So due to Megabyte Ronnie looking old as hell despite being 31, it made me think of this one guy who showed up a few times on WCW Saturday Night who had the head of someone in his mid-50's, but was also completely jacked. He looked like some kind of science experiment where they put an old man's head on a young man's body. David Sanmartino? edit: oops you figured it out already
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Gavok posted:I figured I would just look at the WCW Saturday Night cards on Cagematch, start from the last episode and look up anyone I didn't recognize the name of. Sounded like a needle in a haystack, but I IMMEDIATELY found who I was thinking of. Lancaster was a job guy for at least a decade. He wasn't even one of the competitive job guys, like a Barry Horowitz, but someone who was going to be pinned in 5 minutes. little munchkin posted:David Sanmartino? Sammartino was during a period of weird signings. Guys that you hadn't thought about in years and most had no business appearing on Nitro or Thunder. Rick Martel was good until he was injured, but there was Sammartino and Greg Valentine.
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Edge & Christian posted:MIKE HARD MIKE HARD
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Gavok posted:I figured I would just look at the WCW Saturday Night cards on Cagematch, start from the last episode and look up anyone I didn't recognize the name of. Sounded like a needle in a haystack, but I IMMEDIATELY found who I was thinking of. Maybe it's just my ducky eyes, but this dude looks like he's been injecting colloidal silver.
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sk posted:MIKE HARD
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From way back, but I'm catching up with the thread and want to say that it's amazing they captured the exact moment The Giant clicked on the link to his first goatse.
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frankenfreak posted:From way back, but I'm catching up with the thread and want to say that it's amazing they captured the exact moment The Giant clicked on the link to his first goatse. lmao
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This was the heyday of that goatse site that also screamed "I'm looking at gay porno"
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I feel like Giant was still being pushed as some sort of inhuman monster at that point... an inhuman monster that can use the Internet. Just like goons hiyoooo.
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