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Jeff Jarrett wants to buy TNA, how much cheddar is ATM Tony chipping him off!?!?


:eek: :eek: :eek: :eek:


And then not using his best work


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Pliny Pete said:
Hopefully my Global Force Gold will finally start skyrocketing in value soon, like I was promised
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For a shoot, it’s not a bad idea. Double J’s TNA never got big rights fees. Cable networks just weren’t do that in the 2000’s. Now live TV content is a premium and the rights fees alone could go a long way in making it profitable
 
Pliny Pete said:
Jeff Jarrett wants to buy TNA, how much cheddar is ATM Tony chipping him off!?!?


:eek: :eek: :eek: :eek:


And then not using his best work


:mad::mad::mad::mad:
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He will have to outbid WWE. They have been swapping talent between TNA and NXT for a month or so.


Which is why...



I Believe in Joe Hendry!
 
That article I posted about Terry Funk in 1989 WCW was at the end of the thread so i'm finna post it again to make sure everyone has a chance to enjoy it!

@Stargazer Rex






I really love this quote from the story, its from Paul Heyman talking about Terry and its basically the exact same thing I been saying for years, which is that Terry Funk was the greatest heat getter in the history of this fine business, bar none, no exceptions, top 5 dead or alive, I dont care who you name, everyone else is second place compared to the ole Funker
No one could work up the live crowd the way he could



Funk’s ability to immediately arrive at a promotion and compel the audience was part of what made him great. “That’s the magic of Terry,” WWE Hall of Famer Paul Heyman tells The Ringer. “Look, there was an old expression in this industry that was referred to for many years in that it takes a year to get over, or a year to get your message across to the audience, or a year for the audience to understand your character to such a degree that you can become a box office attraction. Terry Funk, more than anyone else, had the ability to get over, to get his point across, to get the audience emotionally invested in him to such a degree that he would become a box office attraction in zero time flat.”
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Olympics stared today, rugby earlier, now its soccer, America tied 0-0 with France at halftime, Tom Hanks and that kid from the Jonas Brothers didnt storm the beaches of London for this!!
 
@Blunderbuss You know what pisses me off? When you get a new Lapsed Fan notification and it’s a TLFX testimonial. That really pisses me off!

 
TNT belongs to ONE MAN

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Pliny Pete said:


@RollSonnenRoll @Stargazer Rex this looks like it might be alright

Interesting that Ike Clanton was portrayed as a cowardly buffoonish sidekick in Tombstone but here theyre saying he was actually the leader of the gang

Did Hollywood lie to me again!

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Everything I've heard about Ike Clanton is that he was cowardly and ran from shit and Curly Bill took over as Clanton gang head hancho when papa Clanton died.
 
Ike gets a pass from me when Wyatt has a gun to his head and his buddy, who doesn't have 44 to the dome, says "he's bluffing, let's rush him!" Shut the hell up, man!
 
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