Shadow I'm tired of this I'm the champion talk on tuscl ! I'm tired of this I'm the best on tuscl....I'm tired of all that pussy you.get at follies....I'm tired of all the fame you have for being the champ....I tell you what boy on November 2012 at clash of the champions in the city of Atlanta I'm going to kick your has all over follies....I'm going to Fuck your girls....and I'm going to take that belt back to asheville north Carolina were it belongs brother....I'm the peoples champ....I'm the one they love and adore....I'm the one that writes the best reviews...I'm the one that makes tuscl wait it is brother.....juicemana is going to run wild on you brother.....I'm going to wine and dine you and I'm going to 69 you brother.....I'm going to come off that top rope on the vip.room and I'm going to put a real hurting on your girls ...........juice is the best their was ....juice is the best their is and juice is the best their ever will be and this is how its going down cause the.juicebox says so......wooooooooooooooooooooooooooo !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Hey man, when in nov are you hitting follies, so I can see your skills man lol? I might got some skills man lol to compete. I just playing. Well maybe not. Shadowcat is the man in follies juice. Bring your A game doc. Lol
Do you guys not.watch wrestling ? It's called being the heel in the biz and I'm creating some entertainment......shadow is.the good guy and I'm the bad guy......let's get it.on
I don't know Juice. The old man is going to have the home field advantage. And far as taking the belt back to NC.. I think shadowcat is enough of a pro that he dosen't wear a belt in the club. That said, does anyone have the betting line on this match up? i would put $20 on shadowcat for the win.
And so beginnith the gospel of juice. I the beginning there was craziness. The god said juice "get thy ass to a strip club and fuck some hos". and it was good...
Maybe tittyfuck and I can have a trading competition as a warm up to the main event. Since I trade 10x his size, and he only has a mini-account we'll go by percentages so as jnot embarrass him too bad. If I win though, all I ask for a prize is that I get to be the first custie to do anal with his daughter when she starts stripping.
Juice, nice tribute to fellow North Carolinian, Rick Flair. But Shadowcat knows Follies well. He usually arrives before the staff does and knows a lot of the dancers VERY well, so you better bring you "A" game in Nov.
Sorry Juice, you are a crazy mofo, but my money is on Shadow ... I think he has enough pull at that club that with a wave of his hand you will be black listed and blue balled.
@mrrock On second reading of Juice's post I see your point of "every wrestling line in the book". I originally missed the Bret Hart, Steve Austin, Hulk Hogan and other references. Vince M. would be proud of Juice, but my money is still on THE MAN, Shadowcat.
Im with Shadowcat. I see him in action about every weekend and he got skills juice. I'm study under shadow and my game pick up big time man. My advice juice is be careful what you ask for because you might get it. However, I know a challenger can take the champ out. Juice being around shadow alot, bring your a game man because if you slip, he got you.
Juice is the word, is the word that you heard
It's got groove it's got meaning
Juice is the time, is the place is the motion
Juice is the way we are feeling
Maybe we can con"vince" farmer to spend a bit of time in S. Florida. I would see to it that we cool the temperature down for him and not let it get over 95 during his visit.
farmerart, come on down to South Florida this winter. I can guarantee the temps are moderate in the winter. Last winter I was up in the frozen tundra (as Clubber terms it) of Michigan. The 2 winters before, I spent in South Florida. We had cold snaps to be sure, but never below 25 F and only for a night at most. Daytime temperatures are in the 70's the major part of the winter. And the women of South Florida will knock your socks off. :)
Never forget that I am a real old fart, soon to be 64. I was a big rasslin' fan when I was a kid in the mid-1950s. Lou Thesz was a big deal back then.
@vincemichaels & clubber,
I will be taking time off from the exploration camp over Christmas/New Year's like I did last year. I hope to go to Hawaii again with the same dancer who accompanied me last year. If Hawaii doesn't work out, Miami is a possibility. Tootsie's sounds like the kind of place where I could drop a few bux, n'est-ce pas?
@farmerart I just turned 62 and also grew up with TV wrestling as a kid. I remember Lou Thez, Mad Dog Vachon (and brother Butcher Vachon), but can't place Tiny Mills. Was he a Canadian wrestler?
Yeah, Tiny Mills was a Canadian wrestler from back in that era. He and his brother, Al, were big on the western Canadian circuit. That was the circuit established by Stu Hart (Bret, the Hitman's dad) just after WWII. Stu Hart was a serious shit-kicker in his day and he had a huge family. One of his daughters married a wrestler (could be that guy that motorhead mentioned, not 100% sure). All of Stu's boys were wrestlers. Bret had a good career. Owen was killed in a ring accident courtesy of Vince MacMahon. Search out Stampede Wrestling on the internet. That was Stu Hart's TV production back in the late 50s and early 60s. It is some hoky TV to watch. The announcer, Wailin' Ed Whalen, is choice (also wears the world's worst rug).
The junior hockey team in Calgary is called The Hitmen. Bret was an initial investor in the venture and the team was named after him.
@farmerart Thanks for the Canadian wrestling history. I do remember the unfortunate accident with Owen Hart. I also remember seeing a documentary on the Hart family that showed the wrestling gym in Stu Hart's house, I think.
I will check out the Stampede Wrestling spot sometime. I suspect it would be similar to all of the hokey TV wrestling shows that were popular in the South during the 50's and 60's. Each of the ones I saw (Atlanta, Memphis, Nashville) all had a "hokey" announcer. These were usually rejects from the local TV stations regular departments.
I was never a real wrestling fan but it was on our first TV back in 1952 and we watched this guy.
George Raymond Wagner (March 24, 1915 – December 26, 1963) was an American professional wrestler best known by his ring name Gorgeous George. In the United States, during the First Golden Age of Professional Wrestling in the 1940s-1950s, Gorgeous George gained mainstream popularity and became one of the biggest stars of this period, gaining media attention for his outrageous character, which was described as flamboyant and charismatic.[2] He was inducted into Professional Wrestling Hall of Fame in 2002 and the WWE Hall of Fame as part of the Class of 2010.
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Better to study under Shadow with humility and respect, than to destroy yourself with pride and dishonor.
(What the fuck are you on tonight?)
I thought you were doing Ali
my twenty is bettin on Shadowcat
he's a good fella though - will leave a couple dancers for ya - so you won't feel it was a KO
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uFrw3NnoS…
At Follies, Shadow givith and shadow takith away.
I'll take those odds and put my $20 on the Juice.
Hoping follies girls looking for fresh dick.
Juice is gonna wash his dick right?
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Shadow lol good one
Drz if I win you will make some.Damn good money....thanks for believing I'm the juiceman
It's got groove it's got meaning
Juice is the time, is the place is the motion
Juice is the way we are feeling
Haha, Juice - you of all people should know: "To be the man,...you gotta beat the man!"
Snow, I do my best work when the lights are out... no homo lol
I'll take on the pair of ya punks!
Despite being billed as from Glasgow, Scotland, Rowdy Roddy Piper is actually from Canada.
Maybe we can con"vince" farmer to spend a bit of time in S. Florida. I would see to it that we cool the temperature down for him and not let it get over 95 during his visit.
Who wears socks? Well, with my bike boots. :)
Never forget that I am a real old fart, soon to be 64. I was a big rasslin' fan when I was a kid in the mid-1950s. Lou Thesz was a big deal back then.
@vincemichaels & clubber,
I will be taking time off from the exploration camp over Christmas/New Year's like I did last year. I hope to go to Hawaii again with the same dancer who accompanied me last year. If Hawaii doesn't work out, Miami is a possibility. Tootsie's sounds like the kind of place where I could drop a few bux, n'est-ce pas?
Yeah, Tiny Mills was a Canadian wrestler from back in that era. He and his brother, Al, were big on the western Canadian circuit. That was the circuit established by Stu Hart (Bret, the Hitman's dad) just after WWII. Stu Hart was a serious shit-kicker in his day and he had a huge family. One of his daughters married a wrestler (could be that guy that motorhead mentioned, not 100% sure). All of Stu's boys were wrestlers. Bret had a good career. Owen was killed in a ring accident courtesy of Vince MacMahon. Search out Stampede Wrestling on the internet. That was Stu Hart's TV production back in the late 50s and early 60s. It is some hoky TV to watch. The announcer, Wailin' Ed Whalen, is choice (also wears the world's worst rug).
The junior hockey team in Calgary is called The Hitmen. Bret was an initial investor in the venture and the team was named after him.
I will check out the Stampede Wrestling spot sometime. I suspect it would be similar to all of the hokey TV wrestling shows that were popular in the South during the 50's and 60's. Each of the ones I saw (Atlanta, Memphis, Nashville) all had a "hokey" announcer. These were usually rejects from the local TV stations regular departments.
George Raymond Wagner (March 24, 1915 – December 26, 1963) was an American professional wrestler best known by his ring name Gorgeous George. In the United States, during the First Golden Age of Professional Wrestling in the 1940s-1950s, Gorgeous George gained mainstream popularity and became one of the biggest stars of this period, gaining media attention for his outrageous character, which was described as flamboyant and charismatic.[2] He was inducted into Professional Wrestling Hall of Fame in 2002 and the WWE Hall of Fame as part of the Class of 2010.