Wrestling anyone?????

[berettabone]

My grandmother never missed a Friday night match back when TBS first came on the air as a UHF channel here in Atlanta....Between hot boxing Salems she would throw things at the TV if she thought the bad guy was cheating on her guy.....I remember Ric WHOOOOOOO “Nature Boy” Flair, Dusty Rhodes, Randy Savage, sometimes good guys, sometime bad guys tag team Mr. Wrestling 1 and 2 who always wore full head masks and were never seen without them and remember Andre the Giant all 7 foot 4 inch 520 pounds of him...Those were the days.......

If you enjoy the “Southpark” style of humor, one of the funniest episodes I ever saw was when Randy Savage decided to compete as transgender female athlete Heather Swanson in the “Strong Woman” contest....First time I saw this I think I wizzed myself laughing.....This is priceless and I understand that Joe Biden approves of this video

https://www.YouTube.com/watch?v=URz-RYEOaig

The Nature Boy................."jet flyin, limo ridin, kiss stealin sob". "I'll take you girls for a ride on space mountain, Whoooooooooooo '.

[berettabone]

Luscious Jimmy Garvins would come out with his valet Precious, who would always spray everything with disinfectant before a match. The Raging Bull Manny Fernandez had the move The Flying Burrito. His line was " When you hop on the bull daddy, it's a long hard ride". Dusty Rhodes was always looking for the women who could "take the chrome off a trailer hitch knob, if you know what I meeeaaaaannnnnnnn '.

[Bobshouse]

Seems like my dad watched wrestling, I loved Roller Derby. We had a Roller Derby event at the local high school a few years back. It was a blast. They set up the rink in the gym. I went to park in my chair and they said it wasn't a good spot as they sometimes flew off the track and crashed there. Told them that's what I figured and thought I'd catch me a couple, some were mighty cute. Caught two or three too. Great fun.

Wife wouldn't let me bring none of them home though.....

Exactly where do you put the chair, Joe?

[tokuno]

Dusty Rhodes was always looking for the women who could "take the chrome off a trailer hitch knob, if you know what I meeeaaaaannnnnnnn '.

I always assumed that Willie Nelson had ad libbed that line in Electric Horseman. Makes more sense that it was a well-used line. . . hadn't thought of that movie in a long time. Don't even remember what it was about, but I do remember seeing it on first run in the theater.

[Bawanna]

Exactly where do you put the chair, Joe?

I don't understand the question......

[yqtszhj]

I remember in Tennessee you’d see Tojo Yamamoto. Then you’d get Andre the Giant sometimes. Andre was the only one I remember who made it pretty big.

[Bobshouse]

I don't understand the question......

Just trying to save myself some time and find out where to put the chair so I can catch myself a few cuties!

[jeepster09]

I remember Drop Kick Murphy....he was a wrestler back in Massachusetts and went on to own a sanitarium in my home town. Us kids used to tease the residents there for something to do....


ohn E. "Dropkick" Murphy (May 12, 1912 in Malden, Massachusetts – October 17, 1977 in Concord, Massachusetts) was an American professional wrestler and sanatorium owner. He operated the Bellows Farms Sanatorium, an alcoholic rehabilitation facility in Acton, Massachusetts from 1941 to 1971.

[Bawanna]

Just trying to save myself some time and find out where to put the chair so I can catch myself a few cuties!

About half way down the straight away maybe 30 ft from the rink. They bumped off coming out of the corner and land in your lap near every time. Wish I had pictures.

[Robin 101]

Back in the fifties my brother and I watched Saturday morning wrestling, Fritz VonEric, Gallager Brothers, The Claw, and the like. I said it was fake, my brother said it wasn't fake, and before too long we would have a real fight going on. He was my big brother and right then I learned, might doesn't make right, but it will have its way.
Robin