SOPDamien
Delicious Bitch
So much for a social life...
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Post by SOPDamien on Oct 31, 2003 4:23:00 GMT -5
I was going through some old crap and found both articles, and I just wanted you guys to relive some of these quotes.
These are actual quotes from the articles:
"Giles Lee"
"At first, their first shows only drew their friends. The wrestlers would adopt different "gimmicks" or personas including roles as gay wrestlers, teachers and drunk carpenters"
"He asked us, So ya'll some wannabees huh?"
"Hebert decided to become "Shane Thuner", inspired by a guy he saw at a party with a brand new tatto that said "Shane" he said. Shane has rolled up his shirt sleeve, proud to display the artwork"
""I always knew I was going to become a professional wrestler" Trosclair said"
""If we can get the right funding, I see us having out own independant federation covering three states in 10 years from now" Helmer said"
"Troslcair sees himself 10 years from now wrestling for Extreme Championship wrestling."
Man, what fucked up kids we were! Just goes to show you that dreams really do come true.
Anyone wants to see the articles let me know.
PS: Rusty blew away the guy from the Comet, at least he got our names right.
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Post by Nick Hebert on Oct 31, 2003 8:12:18 GMT -5
heh
so that was about 4 years ago...
Jason, did you know that in 6 years, you'll make your return to professional wrestling with ECW?
I have faith in you my friend...
and Helmer has big dreams of running in 3 states...
if you'd ask him, "Helmer, what 3 states?"
he'd probably answer, "Louisiana, Grand Isle, and Houma," not necessarily spelled correctly...
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Post by Rusty Trosclair on Oct 31, 2003 13:40:03 GMT -5
All I got to say is that I kicked Ed's ass in those articles, and I got to use the Lafourche Gazette's camera to take some pics of Helmer bleeding. Fuck yeah.
And Jason, I sure hope that ECW makes its big comeback in 6 years so you can live your dream.
Thanks.
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Post by Jason/Peppito on Nov 1, 2003 17:50:24 GMT -5
I can't find any of those articles anywhere! I think I still have the DWI article somewhere. As for the GCW article, that one can kiss my ass! It was terrible! Hilarious at the same time though.
It's funny how fast career decisions change too eh? To think, I used to actually wanna have a life long career as a professional wrestler. The hell was I thinking? Haha! Good thing I moved!
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Post by Nick Hebert on Nov 1, 2003 19:00:39 GMT -5
heh
i think Ethel saved both articles somewhere...
I can't believe Sonny Haney was main attraction in the picture though..
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Post by stubbsPlee on Nov 10, 2003 15:21:53 GMT -5
fuck all you guys.................at lease he got ya'll name right
yes foks i'm giles lee
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Post by Nick Hebert on Nov 10, 2003 19:25:33 GMT -5
Apparently Janelle (my sister) saved this article and kept it in Austin's (my godchild) book-o-shit that she keeps on their computer desk. Saturday night, while on their computer, I was snooping around like the private eye you all know I am and I came across it.
The picture of Sonny Haney caught my eye and made me laugh. Then I read it for what I'm thinking is the first time I've ever actually read that article. I've seen it many times, but when I read it Saturday, most of it seemed new. Of course I remember the Giles Lee part and other stuff like that, but I don't remember half the shit on there.
First of all, the article was terrible. It wasn't chronological by any means, and that dude fucked up our names and our wrestling gimmicks about as much as someone possibly could. Everything Damien said was quoted as if I would have said it, but yet, he got the Shane Thunder part right.
He never put anything about Brodie Young (Damien's gimmick), instead, he had Damien as "Nick Foley", my old garbage wrestling gimmick.
He spelled Jason X-Treme, "Jason Extreme", which, if you're "in the know", you know that's not how its supposed to be spelled, its part of the gimmick.
Where the fuck did he get "Giles" from? Are we that fucking cajun that we can't speak english proper enough so that a guy that lives 40 minutes away from us could understand what we are talking about?
I don't remember anything from what Buddy had said...
and that dude totally broke kayfabe. Psycho Mike is gonna kill him. We never said that the matches were scripted or anything, we just worked on our matches before the show, and he blasted us, saying that we practiced everything beforehand so we didn't hurt anyone...
and then he followed us for months, snapping pictures...that fucking paparazzi...
Fuck those journalists other than Rusty Trosclair...
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Post by Rusty Trosclair on Nov 10, 2003 19:38:37 GMT -5
Fuck those journalists other than Rusty Trosclair... You damn right, ya herd!? Anyway, that dude, Ed, actually made his way up the food chain at the Daily Comet soon after he wrote that article. He became a copy editor, which means he works from like 3:00-4:00 in the morning to 2:00 in the afternoon. What does he do? Proofread and fact check, and collaborate with the other reporters. Jesus, what a life. Thanks. |
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Post by VilleVallo on Nov 18, 2003 11:30:47 GMT -5
Well I wouldn't say that I was the main attraction because if anybody remembers that night then you would remember that all I did was run in during the match but for some reason the one point during the match that sticks out in my mind was when Nick tried to wrap that chain around his hand and punch me while the chain was connected to the railing.That night was fucked up and funny at the same time.The same goes for that article even though I still have it......memories.
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Post by Nick Hebert on Nov 18, 2003 20:07:49 GMT -5
I actually miss wrestling...
I miss going out there and making a complete ass out of myself. My idea of a successful match was making fans laugh at me by either falling off the ropes, getting my ass kicked, acting like I didn't know something was coming, then whammo, Crazy Joe breaks a crutch across my back, or pretending I was knocked out, then waking up and asking Damien all kinds of fucked up questions like, "Brodie, did we drink all the milk?" or "Brodie, did we run over the kitten?" and shit like that...
loud enough so a few fans could hear it and laugh at me...
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Post by Rusty Trosclair on Nov 18, 2003 21:27:00 GMT -5
All friendship bias aside, Shane Thunder was my favorite GCW heel. Kudos Nicholas!
Thanks.
P.S. Remember how you emptied my fucking ashtray in my lap from underneath the announce table? Prick.
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Post by Nick Hebert on Nov 18, 2003 23:20:12 GMT -5
haha!
that was Shane Thunder's way of saying, "Rusty, I love you, don't die of cancer on me, ya big lug..."
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SOPDamien
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Post by SOPDamien on Nov 19, 2003 13:14:56 GMT -5
Yeah, we used to have a blast, besides getting out ass's kicked by Crazy Joe, he had a good way of doing it.
Just being idiots, so many fucked up times, but as we found out in May, its not the same. Being a fan is fun again.
Nick, remember that show we went to in Morgan City, when Cene sat between us and we made the reff ask him all the questions....
As as a lot of you remember the famous Grand Isle DSW shows. One of the most fun times I've had in my life, much less a wrestling show.
Good times, good times.
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Post by the magician on Nov 19, 2003 20:14:34 GMT -5
yea i remember the one i went to when the "manly gay man" was created. it was during the disturbed song-"sickness" i don't know how or why, but that's where he came from. and yea that wrestling was bad as shit. i never want to watch that crap again. but i agree with damien when i say it was one of the most funniest nights i ever had.
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Post by Nick Hebert on Nov 19, 2003 22:05:04 GMT -5
haha!
yeah, that was hilarious!
Cene sat in the middle of me and damien, and everytime a wrestler told the ref that the other wrestler pulled his hair, and the ref would ask the crowd, me and damien would stand up and yell at the ref to ask Cene, because he knew the answer...
the Ref thought it was odd, but asked him anyway...
we were basically making fun of how fake wrestling is, and having fun with it...
I think I'll give Edgar Lee a call soon and maybe work a few shows...
I have weekends off now, and I could use an extra $50 per year...
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