:rofl: not part of the list but in the comments for a story

Vince has definitely fucked Stephanie.

...in front of Triple H.

Ya, sounds like HHH 24/7

With a Kane mask on.

I'LL GO TO THE PAPERS IF I HAVE TO

Just finished watching Royal Rumble '05 and forgot that Vince Nash'd both his quads sliding into the ring :'(

I love how Vince couldn't get up to tell anyone anything, yet Fink automatically knew what Vince had instructed them to do with the match. :y:

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May 19th

Wrong forum?

Nah, just missing the pun of the joke I think.

I'd watch that.

May 19th is also the day when Mark Callous defeated Johnny Ace via pinfall at the 10:41 mark in the 2nd bout of the NWA Capital Combat PPV.

Classic.

Undertaker should've kept the Mark Callous name. His catchphrase could've been "I'm Mark Callous, and I don't give a fuck!"

during the Attitude Era of course

you could say fuck during the Attitude Era right?

oh you couldn't?

Watched that happen in person and everyone just sorta went WHAT THE FUCK WAS THAT?:nono:

Ann Boleyn was beheaded on May 19, 1536.

so wait, you mean to tell me that the Attitude Era was a PG-13 movie?

SCARY

i bet the movie's really good tho

You should be, that whole Kane-Fake Kane angle was quite scary (bad).

oh yeah forgot about that

hope Kane won employee of the month that May

did they ever actually come out and say HEY we just did this gimmick because Kane has a movie coming out that day

woulda been great if it turned out Kane was freaking out because he didn't want to be reminded of the day his shitty movie was coming out

Not sure but he's super angry here

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See No Evil was actually WWE Film's biggest success, all that random marketing worked. It also led to the birth of Festus who became then the late, not-so-great Luke Gallows. I guess it was a win-win for WWE :-\

I liked the hot slutty chick

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Dunno if anybody's pointed this out but

*RANDOM WRESTLING NERD FACTOID #237,859*:

Randy Orton was drafted from RAW, to SmackDown! on April 25th, 2011, 9 years after he "officially" debuted in WWE, also on SmackDown!, on April 25th, 2002. Happy 9th WWE Anniversary, Viper!

LMAO, yeah, especially for putting up with jobbing out to impostor Kane at Vengeance '06.

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Hmmmm. Think I preferred "Cody Rhodes Mark" Shadrick to "Tazz Dan Mark" Shadrick.

Dunno. Maybe the gimmick will grow on me :-\.

Lol, what? the guy's clearly hit the gym. Especially if you compare him to 2005/2006

Gallows did an amazing job doing the Kane gimmick. Even though he was not as big or muscular as Kane, he had his move set/selling/movements down exactly.

Clearly he had no plan for either Secret X or the big wheel. :shifty:

Awesome :y: