Wooooo!

I'm just gonna leave this here:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7OnB_jalI4U

http://www.sceducationlottery.com/promotions/promotions_woooooo.aspx

flair is soooo old, he will need that lotto when medicare dries up

Ric Flair said: "Space Mountain may be the oldest ride in the park, but it still has the longest line!"

Wooo indeed.

I wonder who's going to be the first one to break a hip in the ring...him or Hulk Hogan.

30 years ago, besides wrestling in the North Carolina area Flair was also wrestling in the AWA which was based in Minneapolis. I remember taking a flight to Charlotte once; Flair limped onto the plane in Minneapolis with a cane and a neck brace, but when we landed in Charlotte he walked off without either one, apparently in fine health.

4cylndrfury wrote: flair is soooo old, he will need that lotto when medicare dries up

dude, i hope i look that good at his age. Still doing front flip bumps over 50?? O_o

That is AWESOME!!! I want pro wrestling legend scratch tickets in MA!!!

Jay wrote:

You beat me to the punch.

Wooooo wooooo!

I thought someone had a sound clip of my husky.....oh well.

Ric will be eligible for Social Security next February. I'll be happy if I could the physical stuff he does when I start collecting.

Tom Heath wrote:

Ric Flair said: "Space Mountain may be the oldest ride in the park, but it still has the longest line!"

Wooo indeed.

The original very first Space Mountain ride was built for Expo '67 in Montreal. I rode in it as a child, which may account for my love of SciFi.

I also remember Rick Flair when he was quite young... Wooooo! I saw him whip the #%$& out of Dusty Rhodes, which was no mean feat at the time.

I even tried my hand at Professional Wrestling.for a short while. Ended up moving to Medieval sword fighting, because it was much easier, and didn't hurt as bad the next day. I had some bruises so long, I started to give them names.

NYG95GA wrote: I even tried my hand at Professional Wrestling.for a short while. Ended up moving to Medieval sword fighting, because it was much easier, and didn't hurt as bad the next day. I had some bruises so long, I started to give them names.

Heh, in high school my limp changed every few weeks due to the bruises received in martial arts. A few years ago, I tried my hand at SCA, I could barely move for days after "fighter practice".