Man do I have a talent for paying attention at the WRONG time...

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Overhearing my roommate talking to a friend in our living room while I'm watching Wrestlemania 9 (and reading Bret Hart's autobiography at the same time):

"I wonder if I can get her to make my mom a leather onesie. With attachments for whips."

.....that is more than I ever needed to know about you guys, seriously now. Though it does explain an awful

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I read that book a while back.. .it was pretty good. It did crack me up how Hart threw in little tidbits about cubism lol

who is he kidding

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I love Bret Hart. I loved him as a child and I love him even more for the book. He speaks plainly, he's funny, he's pretentious, he's a borderline snob (with good reason) and he's a humanitarian. Flawed like all of us. ^^ I like how he wrote out in detail the things he's done without fear of hurting someone or getting in trouble - that takes guts. ^^ I bet there were a lot of people who were pissed off by some of the things he wrote. ^^

That being said, I wouldn't touch him with a 10 foot pole. After hearing how many people and prostitutes he's slept with, he's a walking germ factory.

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he certainly did have fun didn't he?

it was a good read, kept my interest. It was kind of fun to read about the really REALLY old wrestlers.

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Oh man, are you a fan? I was a HUGE fan of the 80's big names and up until 1996, I was a rabid, devout follower. Then Rocky Mountain collapsed, and ECW/WCW got swallowed up by the WWE bandwagon, storylines tried to be 'gritty' and it was all T&A from the ladies so I stopped watching. I used to love the old corny wrestling arcs. My prized autograph is Michael Hayes (Fabulous Freebirds) signing my Freebirds poster while he was under WWE contract as Dok Hendrix and technically shouldn't have done that. ^^ He stopped a parade to do it. ^__^