Message-ID: 

stolenfromthenet{at}yahoo.com (Evad Seltzer) wrote:
| Once dubbed by Mike Awesome as "the laziest big man in the
| business," Nash has been jeered by a number of fans despite his
| current role as a babyface chasing Triple H's world title.

You tell him, Mike!


| "In the past when the business was a little bit more rebellious, so to
| speak, there were problems that arose that have been forgotten,"
| Animal added. "Hawk and I have both made major changes in our lives.
| My family and I, since 1999, have been devout Christians. Hawk turned
| Christian with Shawn Michaels ... at the same event, at AIM (Athletes
| International Ministries), last year in June. We're changed guys.

"Turned" sounds like they became homosexuals.


| Jim Hellwig (formerly The Ultimate Warrior) responded on his Web site
| to Animal's claim that he was "glad morals are coming back into the
| business."
| 
| Said Hellwig: "Morals are coming back? He must be confusing PAX with
| WWE to ease his shame about bowing and bending over at the altar of
| McMahon again ... again. .. and again. Hey Joe, don't feel too bad,
| it's only begging. Since when were morals synonymous with born-agains
| behaving like hypocrites? Here we go one more time ó a born-again's
| piety being used as an excuse instead of an empowerment. Born-agains
| who don't should be outraged."

I thought the far-right nutjobs like Hellwig were supposed to be in
the same camp with the born again bible thumpers?


| Austin, by the way, is drinking again on-camera because his probation
| has expired.

Has it already been 17 months since Austin slapped Debra around?
Time flies...


 
| -- Henry Marcus, who put Charleston and Columbia on the wrestling map
| during his half century as a promoter, will celebrate his 92nd
| birthday on Wednesday.

And Marcus Henry is the only non-injured wrestler in Teddy Long's
stable.

 
| Sting and his wife are currently developing a property in Southern
| California as a Christian retreat.

Tax write-off?


| "I knew the Elizabeth the whole world knew ó she was Randy's wife,"
| the former Ultimate Warrior wrote on his Web site. "Few talent ó if
| that many ó ever got closer to her than that while they were married.
| Randy was very protective of her and did not allow a line leading to
| over-friendly contact. And, believe me, the lines Randy drew never had
| slack in them. He knew full well too many talent in the business had
| no scruples, so he never subjected his beloved to the chance. Let
| there be no mistake ó wound up as the 'Macho' element of Randy's life
| was, when it came to his marriage, he was disciplined and controlled,
| had class and respected it traditionally. I admired the way he handled
| their relationship and found it really heartwarming. In fact, that
| genuineness of their relationship is what made the worked parts work
| so well."

It figures that the Ultimate Nutjob would admire someone who was
over-protective to the point of not letting Liz have a life.

         SPAMguard: add a dash between "Hack" and "Man"
to send me email
-- 
                    RSPW's most long-lasting poster
      Voted "Most On-Topic Poster" in the 2002 RSPW Poster Awards
rspw{at}HackMan.com    Video/C/Unix geek      http://Hack-Man.com/Wrestling


--- Internet Rex 2.29