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I'm a NT vet haunted by loss of old screen name. I start the best convos on NT period. That and my trademark laugh are legendary. Again my apologies for the derail.
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 The hell kind of measures do you use for this??
 
RT @NerdNumbers: Don't want to make light of all WWE tragedies, but Triple H's "explanation" of why Chyna can't be in the Hall gets more and more hilarious.

Hogan - Racist
Sunny - Solicitor
Snuka - Murderer
 
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Don't know if this was made yet, but I took some initiative.

They say all things done in the dark come to light. So crazy how light the boom of 80s wrestling was to the world, but so dark behind the scenes. If Vince gets indicted and foubd guilty for helping, does that mean that Trips takes over sooner?
 
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Don't know if this was made yet, but I took some initiative.

They say all things done in the dark come to light. So crazy how light the boom of 80s wrestling was to the world, but so dark behind the scenes. If Vince gets indicted and foubd guilty for helping, does that mean that Trips takes over sooner?

Yup.

Maybe some of yall will finally get the major change that you so desperately want.
 
I wish he'd tear an ACL or something. He ruins everything. :smh:

The official website of Madison Square Garden has announced Brock Lesnar will face Big Show at the October 3rd WWE live event being broadcast as a special on the WWE Network.

The match will be Lesnar’s first at Madison Square Garden since WrestleMania 20, and his fifth match in 2015.
 
I wish he'd tear an ACL or something. He ruins everything. :smh:

The official website of Madison Square Garden has announced Brock Lesnar will face Big Show at the October 3rd WWE live event being broadcast as a special on the WWE Network.

The match will be Lesnar’s first at Madison Square Garden since WrestleMania 20, and his fifth match in 2015.

Why don't you tear his ACL for him?

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SMH at booby bella having a celebration for a record she shouldn't have. Hope the crowd boos the hell out of her.
 
i remember browsing through a cam site looking at some porn chicks and stumbled upon Sunny. wasn't sure, so i went on her twitter and she was openly advertising it
 
Months before 1983 homicide, Jimmy 'Superfly' Snuka charged with assault in CNY

SALINA, N.Y. -- Four months before his mistress turned up dead in a Pennsylvania hotel room, Jimmy "Superfly" Snuka was charged with assaulting her during a brawl at an Onondaga County motel.

Snuka, a former wrestling star, was charged Tuesday with third-degree murder and involuntary manslaughter in the May 1983 death of his mistress Nancy Argentino.

But in mid-January 1983, in a Salina motel room, Snuka was charged with assaulting Argentino in a brawl that eventually included nine sheriff's deputies and two police dogs.

Around 1:40 a.m. on Jan. 18, Onondaga County sheriff's deputies were called to the Howard Johnson Motor Lodge in the town of Salina to check on a report of a woman screaming, according to a front page story in the Syracuse Herald-Journal. The deputies found Snuka naked and Argentino covered only by a sheet.

Argentino was shouting hysterically that she wanted to get away from Snuka.

She was forced back into the motel room she was sharing with Snuka, who at the time was 39 years old. Snuka closed the door and refused to talk to the deputies, but continued shouting angrily, the article said. Snuka remained uncooperative and Argentino continued screaming that she wanted to leave the room and get away from him. But he refused to let her leave or let deputies in.

The deputies at the motel called for backup and then forced the door open and tried to push back Snuka, who had positioned himself in the doorway.

According to the article, Snuka kept struggling and pushed a sergeant against the wall. Another deputy put him in a choke hold with his nightstick. It was only then that the sergeant was able to get a handcuff on Snuka's right wrist. It took several more minutes for nine deputies to get the handcuffs on his other wrist.

During the arrest Spirit, one of the police dogs, bit a deputy once and Snuka twice. Several deputies were treated for minor injuries.

Deputies at the time said Snuka had to be dragged to a patrol vehicle from his motel room in his underwear because he refused to put clothes on.

Argentino told deputies in a statement that she and Snuka had gotten back from a wrestling match in Elmira and that he became very angry when she failed to pay attention to him while he was talking to her about "the truth of God," as they watched television in their room.

Snuka was charged with third-degree assault, second-degree attempted assault, resisting arrest and obstructing a governmental administration. He was ordered held at the county jail on $5,000 bail.

In April of that year, the Onondaga County District Attorney's Office dropped the charges against him and in exchange he pleaded guilty to harassment. He received a one-year conditional discharge in Salina Town Court. Snuka also chose to apologize to the sheriff's office and donated his $1,500 payment from a match in Syracuse to the Ronald McDonald House.

Four months after the Salina incident Snuka, who had been at a World Wrestling Federation taping at the Allentown Fairgrounds, told police shortly after Argentino's death that he had returned to the couple's Whitehall Township hotel room to find her unresponsive in bed.

Snuka had provided more than a half-dozen shifting accounts of Argentino's injuries, at first telling paramedics he hit her during an argument outside their hotel room and that she struck her head on concrete, then claiming to police she slipped and fell during a bathroom break on their way to the hotel.

The grand jury this year heard evidence that Snuka beat Argentino in an Onondaga County hotel room four months before her death.

Snuka, now 72 and living in Waterford Township, N.J., has long maintained his innocence, saying the episode had ruined his life.

Nicknamed "Superfly," the Fiji native was known for diving from the ropes and even the top of steel cages in a career that spanned four decades. He was admitted into the World Wrestling Entertainment Hall of Fame in 1996, according to the organization's website.

Snuka was arraigned Tuesday afternoon and sent to Lehigh County Jail, but he was expected to post a portion of his $100,000 bail.

The Associated Press contributed to this story.
 
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