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El Gallinero Gros posted:He also got a royalty cheque for 34 cents....the postage would have been more expensive than the cheque This happens quite a bit to actors, too. Nobody's figured out a more efficient way to distribute the tiny amounts of residuals that happen when like one person rents a film on Amazon digital.
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I don't know if it was ever released as a single, but I believe "Rap is Crap" actually got some impressive airplay on country stations.Maxwell Lord posted:This happens quite a bit to actors, too. Nobody's figured out a more efficient way to distribute the tiny amounts of residuals that happen when like one person rents a film on Amazon digital.
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Halloween Jack posted:I don't know if it was ever released as a single, but I believe "Rap is Crap" actually got some impressive airplay on country stations. It's a little harder to screw with residuals than it is movie profit figures. The union will come down on you like a ton of bricks. Luigi Thirty fucked around with this message at 17:08 on Aug 20, 2015 |
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Halloween Jack posted:I don't know if it was ever released as a single, but I believe "Rap is Crap" actually got some impressive airplay on country stations. SAG scale requires at least some tiny percentage of gross residuals- the unions all caught on to that act.
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Doc Morbid posted:Just noticed "The Music of WCW" is on Spotify. Obviously none of the production tracks are on there, and for some reason they didn't include Disco Inferno's theme (Boogie Knights made it, though, along with two other Alex Wright themes!) but it does have Rap Is Crap, the Wolfpac theme and AMERICAN MALES AMERICAN MALES AMERICAN MALES AMERICAN MALES They tagged Lance Storm's theme as Natural Born Thrillers!! Ugh
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oatgan posted:Mr JL was Lynn's idea because he saw how big power rangers was The totally uninspiring ring name was Kevin Sullivan's idea, though. Jerry had a bunch of different super-hero type names he had thought of, but there was concern about getting copyright, so Sullivan just said "Screw it, we'll just call you Mr JL".
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Maxwell Lord posted:This happens quite a bit to actors, too. Nobody's figured out a more efficient way to distribute the tiny amounts of residuals that happen when like one person rents a film on Amazon digital. I have a friend who had some bit parts in movies when she was like 18 since she wanted pocket money and her family had studio connections. She still will occasionally get checks for like 12 cents for sales from the DVD of Bring It On.
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Doc Morbid posted:AMERICAN MALES AMERICAN MALES AMERICAN MALES AMERICAN MALES I can never tell if the best wrestling theme ever is this one, or rear end Man It's definitely one of those two though
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St Evan Echoes posted:I can never tell if the best wrestling theme ever is this one, or rear end Man I like Buff Bagwell's theme a lot because of the girls who come in to sing the chorus, it gives it a certain je ne sais quois
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Buff Bagwell main evented Raw. I wonder if Vince even knew the wCw product at all or just picked the world champion and the dude with the hottest bod (no homo)
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1st AD posted:Buff Bagwell main evented Raw. I wonder if Vince even knew the wCw product at all or just picked the world champion and the dude with the hottest bod (no homo) He named off some WCW guys on Raw and Buff got the biggest reaction.
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because real estate is a work
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ayn rand hand job posted:
Because in real estate, standing out matters. Not to mention, you'd be a confident speaker, and good at promoting something. And there are people who'll buy anything promoted by a dude who was on TV.
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And in Tampa Bay too, just like Rick Steiner.
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I want Bruce Buffer to get into real estate after UFC and for him to do the spin move when pointing out the granite countertops.
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ayn rand hand job posted:
sometimes it's car salesman
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skaboomizzy posted:And in Tampa Bay too, just like Rick Steiner. Rick Steiner sells real estate and is a school board member in a suburb of Atlanta. In fact, he was kicked off of the ballot one year for putting his name down as Rick Steiner instead of Robert Rechsteiner. Lone Goat posted:sometimes it's car salesman Or in Meng's case, car detailer 
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Meng's probably set for life and just doing it for relaxation? I dunno. He's such an intense dude, I'd think autodetailing would be oddly relaxing for him
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It's either real estate or cars or bouncing or a podcast and never anything else.
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Working for the MBTA
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DynamiteKidd posted:It's either real estate or cars or bouncing or a podcast and never anything else. We've already forgotten about Gene Snitsky, creepy chicken pitchman I see.
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I just watched Fall Brawl 95 on the Network, and I noticed a guy holding a sign reading "Flair 3:16." Normally I would have thought nothing of it, but then I realized that Austin 3:16 was still a year away. This leaves me with three questions: When did Flair write a gospel, what did it say, and how did only one shmuck at Fall Brawl 95 know about it?
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DynamiteKidd posted:It's either real estate or cars or bouncing or a podcast and never anything else. Keep in mind these are also jobs that don't require a college degree or any real skills beyond charisma.
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Needs More Ditka posted:I just watched Fall Brawl 95 on the Network, and I noticed a guy holding a sign reading "Flair 3:16." Normally I would have thought nothing of it, but then I realized that Austin 3:16 was still a year away. This leaves me with three questions: When WCW toured Melbourne I held a sign that said "Goldberg 3:16", and I thought I was soooo clever.
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How close was DDP to Eric, you ask? DDP was talking to Eric in 1994 about how he needed a push. Arn Anderson was there and said he'd never get over, you're too old and you can't work without a script. Bischoff exploded and never treated Arn Anderson the same way again. DDP also had effective control over his own segments since he could go over Sullivan's head to Bischoff when he wanted to do something. source: the taskmaster, who I'm pretty sure took a poo poo during the podcast
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How close was DDP to Eric, you ask? They swapped wives. So, pretty close.
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because no education/experience other than passing a license exam is required, and the only pre-req for being a car salesman is "willing and able to lie to people"
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Luigi Thirty posted:DDP also had effective control over his own segments since he could go over Sullivan's head to Bischoff when he wanted to do something. With how short Sullivan is I'm sure most people could go over his head.
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Needs More Ditka posted:I just watched Fall Brawl 95 on the Network, and I noticed a guy holding a sign reading "Flair 3:16." Normally I would have thought nothing of it, but then I realized that Austin 3:16 was still a year away. This leaves me with three questions: If you're actually asking why there'd be a 3:16 sign, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rollen_Stewart
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C. Everett Koop posted:With how short Sullivan is I'm sure most people could go over his head. Nothing could go over Batista's head (because his reflexes are too fast), he would have made a great WCW booker/official.
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Needs More Ditka posted:I just watched Fall Brawl 95 on the Network, and I noticed a guy holding a sign reading "Flair 3:16." Normally I would have thought nothing of it, but then I realized that Austin 3:16 was still a year away. This leaves me with three questions: Flair 3:16 says I just Whoooo'd your rear end!
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I was watching Norm MacDonald host the ESPYs in 1998, and he talked about Ted Turner wanting to start his own football league. I wonder if Vince did the XFL just to try and stick it to Ted a bit more.
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triplexpac posted:I was watching Norm MacDonald host the ESPYs in 1998, and he talked about Ted Turner wanting to start his own football league. I remember that, and Norm's prophetic quip: not much is known about the new league except that it will suck.
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I usually don't post spoilers but this was well known in advance, tonight at 8 PM on Tuesday Nitro Ric Flair returns. http://www.psp-tv.com/r/BadMoviesWorseWrestling
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Perdido posted:If you're actually asking why there'd be a 3:16 sign, quote:In the late 1980s, he began a string of stink bomb attacks. Targets included Robert Schuller's Crystal Cathedral, the Orange County Register, the Trinity Broadcasting Network, and a Christian bookstore.[4] The stated intent of an attempted attack at the American Music Awards was to show the public that "God thinks this stinks."[6] 
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