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Better said than written, but he once told the story of a lady coming up to him after a show who said "Your show was verging on the offensive", to which he replied "The only virgin on the offensive here is...".

Uh-oh!

Joe Aiello from one of the Canadian indies with TV. Like the then-recently married Mooney, he's looking well still. https://www.instagram.com/p/DaBdoZgBk7A/

Sounds like the language of some right cunny tees.

That's a Jim Cornette OVW nickname if ever there was one.

Double J apparently jumped off the apron onto Ahmed at a house show and had a shock go up his back so bad (of course, he could've been feigning it) that he never came back and left for WCW in the autumn. Got replaced in cage matches by Tatanka, who was also back from suspension and seemingly finishing up his contract before WrestleMania, including getting matches in the main event against Bret in India.

"Everyone knows a bloke called Norman!"

Last time I saw that commercial it was in 1997 on The Sunday Show being recalled by, you guessed it, Peter Kay on his That's Entertainment slot.

Surprised to hear What's Up was used so quickly after being used in Masters of the Universe, where it fit better for a number of reasons.

I had to spell the word 'zeitgeist' for a kid at work and they also asked if it started with a 'zee', which I was quick to correct too.

Beyond that big smile and tongue lolling out, it's a sign he's happy if he's rolling on his back and showing his belly. Very comfortable and feeling safe.

Absolute beaut of a lad, got so much character in his face and eyes.

I've seen candidates going for vice principal roles have to deliver assemblies (BADLY) to students. Obviously a group of staff present to monitor behaviour. One guy tried to an inspirational speech about Colonel Sanders and it was painful. The presentations would be to staff, though.

"I thought he was gay." "Hey! HEY! You can pack that in as soon as you like!"