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Old 03-10-2004, 12:57 AM   #6
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Vince was pleased at how well his Kane/Andre/Big Show hybrid had come out.



Rare footage showing the aftermath of one of Hunter's "push" parties.



Most people don't really remember the very first WWF appearance of Eddie Guerrero, sneaking in to steal Piper's 3-foot party sub just as he was about to take a bite.



Rick Rude's tights were cool enough, but they were a thousand times more interesting when you were in the state of mind Jake was in.



Virgil ups the ante on his long-running "who's got gayer clothes?" competition with Ted.



The WWF's first attempt at a Dragonrana ends in tragedy.



Sarge: For the last goddamned time, I'm NOT hiding weapons of mass destruction in my belt!



The beautiful woman kissing him on the cheek was nowhere as thrilling as the hot tongue action he was getting from Richards (long live the running gag!)



The last appearance of Jerry Lawler before he is hauled off and thrown to the lions.



When you think of the best matches in Wrestlemania, you might think of Savage/Steamboat from Mania 3, or the Iron Man Match of WM 12. But for me, the greatest match in all of Wrestlemania history has GOT to be the classic "Human Pinata" match of '94.



Back in the day, Scott Hall was quite the hottie. It's really pretty sad to see what all that drinking and, y'know, growing a penis, did to her.



This would go down in history as the last time a Pedigree and a No-sell were done by different people in the same match.



People were skeptical about his chances, but if there was anyone in the WWF who could take down Hannibal Lecter, it'd be the Rock.



The Midnight Express were slightly embarassed when they realized that they'd just spent the past 10 minutes trying to throw this guy out of the ring, only to remember that the Rumble was 2 months ago.



Going from one of the most respected baseball players of your time to being dry-humped by a gigantic red guy while wearing a chicken costume. Bet you're starting to regret all that time you spent at the bookie, eh, Pete?



The referee solidifies his heel turn by distracting Blackman with hand puppets, thus allowing Albert to get up and win the match.



From this to Stephanie....well, you can't blame Hunter for wanting to move up!



Taker probably should've been able to avoid Flair's attack, but to be honest, you'd be a bit distracted by that enormous bulge in Flair's pants, too. Although most of you guys probably wouldn't stare that intently.



Bret Hart's special guest appearance was short but to the point. (blatantly stealing an old Lammy caption)


....wow....a vast majority of those blew.
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