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: : : : : This question has probably been asked and answered before, but I wasn't around then, anyway.... : : : : : Where does the pose Jay is doing when he jumps over the railing and kneels down then looks up at CockKnocker? It looks familiar, but I can't place it. : : : : : If you are going to flame me for asking a stupid question, go ahead because I am a pro wrestler and I have taken lots of ass kickings. : : : : Which federation? : : : : You remember 'The Destroyer' 'Von Erics'? : : : : : I '''work'' for several independent wrestling promotions along the east coast. Yeah, Stormin Normin, I do remember ''The Destroyer'' and the famous ''Von Erich'' family. Too bad most of them are dead now...seriously. : : : : Get this. I had the Honor of meeting The Destroyer 2 weeks ago. I got a signed t-shirt. I did an interview with him for my show. Unfortunately the sound was blown out and we could not use the clip. He is a really nice guy. He is still helping to promote Pro-wrestling in Japan. We talked about the Von Erichs and the Dallas Sporitorium where my dad used to take me to watch wrestling in the old days of Bruiser Brody and Gary Hart. That was wwwwaaaaay before the WWF. But the WWF is really on top of the game now. : : Stormin! : I don't know if you will see this, but I respond anyway... : Actually Norman it wasn't waaaay before the WWF, it was before the WWF was the only game in town. I remember watching ''Texas'' World Class wrestling on t.v. when I was a kid in the 80's. I turned pro in 1994. At that time wrestling (WCW, WWF) weren't as big as they got in the late 90's. When I started we ''worked'' locally in Maryland and PA. and around that time E.C.W. was starting to get off the ground. The cool part was I knew alot of the E.C.W. guys before they went national. I am still waiting for my big break, but at lerast I still ''work'' indy shows on a regular basis.

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