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Someone Bought This: Duke Droese on the job on his trading card

7 Submitted by "The Big Cheese" Paul Kraft on Wed, 18 February 2015, 02:00

‘ I was browsing through some pictures of 1995 WWF trading cards (it’s a cornucopia of WrestleCrap gimmicks!) on this excellent wrestling trading card site. I like this card because it shows ol’ Duke “The Dumpster” Droese on the job in the garbage dump… which is appropriate because mid-90’s WWF often reminds me of a garbage dump… Okay, so he’s a garbage Continue Reading...

It Came From YouTube: A most wonderful WCW theme song

16 Submitted by "The Big Cheese" Paul Kraft on Tue, 17 February 2015, 15:00

Crapper Little Louie P (The Doctor of Style) writes: Formerly impossible to find on the internet, Paul Orndorff’s “wonderful” WCW theme song is now on Youtube in all its operatic glory. This has quickly become one of my favorite wrestling theme songs of all time. How can you not love every second of this song?!...

Someone Bought This: WCW coloring and activity books

9 Submitted by "The Big Cheese" Paul Kraft on Tue, 17 February 2015, 02:00

It’s a set of WCW coloring and activity books! I guarantee you that filling out these books are a better way to spend an hour than watching WCW programing was....

Someone Bought This: WWF Colorforms

14 Submitted by "The Big Cheese" Paul Kraft on Mon, 16 February 2015, 02:00

Colorforms were pretty simple- they were vinyl stickers that stuck to a shiny mat using static electricity. And they were awesome! If you didn’t have some kind of Colorforms set as a kid, I pity you. The WWF Colorforms set includes wrestlers, accessories, and their logos that you can stick to a scene showing a wrestling ring in an arena. Continue Reading...

Someone Bought This: WWF Superstars Of The New Generation magazine

22 Submitted by "The Big Cheese" Paul Kraft on Sun, 15 February 2015, 15:00

Crapper Louis Izzo writes: Hello again from a long-time ‘Crapper. As someone who collects worthless magazines published by the WWF, it’s no surprise that for a while, they released yearly specials that is basically a reminder of what the roster is to casual fans. The series appeared to be discontinued after the 1993 issue (Superstars VIII), possibly because Vince McMahon Continue Reading...