unclebig
Mine is the undertaker.what's yours?
The thread discusses participants' favorite professional wrestlers of all time, exploring personal connections, cultural impacts, and opinions on the nature of wrestling as entertainment. The conversation includes reflections on childhood memories, the influence of wrestlers on American image abroad, and humorous takes on wrestling-related media.
Participants express a range of opinions about their favorite wrestlers, with no clear consensus on who is the best. The discussion includes both admiration and skepticism regarding professional wrestling as a whole.
Some statements reflect personal experiences and cultural perspectives, which may not be universally applicable. The discussion also touches on the theatrical aspects of wrestling and its evolution over time, without resolving differing views on its authenticity.
Fans of professional wrestling, those interested in the cultural impact of wrestlers, and individuals who enjoy discussions about entertainment and nostalgia may find this thread engaging.
Evo said:Professional wrestling?![]()
unclebig said:Mine is the undertaker.what's yours?
Ghost803 said:I think him and Hulk Hogan did more to endear the image of America world-wide than Bush could ever hope to do or atleast in India.
rootX; said:I think Bush is a good guy in some sense from India's prespective if you don't look at its communists. He signed some nuclear deal with it.
FrancisZ said:Either him or Roddy Piper...
...cause he could kiss a@# and chew bubble gum.
Ivan Seeking said:The GLOW gig was just an acting job.
hypatia said:Hey FrancisZ, did you ever see, Hell comes to Frog Town? It was just so funny, and of course it stared Roddy Piper!
BobG said:That's an unusual talent that just brings up all kinds of horrible images. What if something goes wrong?
hypatia said:
You got to rent this movie.