Austin 3:16

I don't know what's going on with wrestling today, but I was alive for the glory years. I used to watch RAW, SMACKDOWN, and was privileged enough to watch a few Pay Per View Wrestlemania's with my Uncle at my Grandma"s house.

Wrestling used to be real to me, in my opinion the characters were real, the drama was real, and the action was real. Think back from about 1996-2000, EVERYONE knew about the WWF until it got sued by the World Wildlife Foundation for copyright infringement. When the WWF changed it's name to the WWE, it all went downhill. Today's generation just missed out.

Stone Cold Steve Austin, one of the baddest men of my WWF era. He used to drink big beer, kick big ass, and take big names.



The Stunner, probably one of the easiest moves to emulate, did the most damage, and looked the tightest. Notice how Steve Austin would always jump up after pulling it off, cussing and yelling... classic.

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Tonyhall89

My 2nd Favorite Ranger

There is an uncanny resemblence between the Green Ranger's Zord and Godzilla. I was trying to think of something random for an example of what goes on In My Mind but all I came up with was this. The reason I entitled the post My 2nd Favorite Ranger is just because being that I'm black, when I was little I obviously identified with Zack (the black ranger) stereotypical? Yes, True? Yes

But yea, Tommy was definitely that dude back in the day, he makes me wish I could grow a ponytail :-/

-Tony

House Arrest

Saw this on HBO the other day, forgot how much I liked this movie when I was younger. Though in theory the thought of kidnapping your parents and locking them in the basement until they resolve all of their marital problems is pretty farfetched, I guess it would have worked in 96. Though I know for a fact I wouldn't have been able to outsmart my parents at that age.



Put this one in your NetFlix que for a nice lil trip down memory lane

Tonyhall89