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Old 04-26-2004, 11:20 PM   #35
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I used to do the crotch chop all the time, EVERYBODY did at my highschool. I learned how to play the air gutar from Hollywood Hogan. There was also a stunner fetish going around my school, especially on my soccer team, I've given so many stunners, but it sucks when it's a no sell. Everytime I'd hang out with my little cousin I'd put him in all the submission moves, I found the easiest leg hold to get on somebody (besides an ankle lock) is the texas cloverleaf. The tazmission is money too. Ohhh, also Taz was the man, I remember seeing him do an suplex wear one arm hooks under the opponents leg, and the other goes over the opponents head under the arm and lock his hands, then he just twists the hips and throws the opponent overhead, it's pretty rad and it actually works, I had this guy try to kick me so I did this suplex, holy shit was it effective. Finally, there was a time when there would be "NWO" spray painted everywhere.
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