WeРІР‚в„ўd do cross promotion events sometimes or weРІР‚в„ўd just hangout to РІР‚СљwriteРІР‚Сњ storylines for our respective feds or to create stuff like entrance stages or weapons. I remember speculating with him what figures may be out next (as kids back then with no internet or toyfair subscription all we had to go by was the cardbacks so a lot of the time weРІР‚в„ўd find out about a new figure by seeing it on the shelf). Those were some great days of playing N64 (Warzone, Attitude, Wcw Revenge and World Tour I believe?) and playing with wrestling figures. The next morning before school my mom told me thereРІР‚в„ўs an answering machine message from my friend James in which he told me, I remember being sad and just confused on what happened on the bus that morning) ppvs were expensive as hell so I had to choose which ones I could get, so I didnРІР‚в„ўt watch Over the Edge. (also this same friend is the one who told me when Owen Hart passed away. I remember riding to one of my friends houses that lived about 5 blocks away in my subdivision with a laundry basket filled to the brim with figures and a ring balancing on top of it on my bike, I had to look like such a dork. It was the attitude era so it was cool at that age and all my friends were into it. Ah yeah, so I was born in 88 so I grew up playing with Hasbros which was just playing around (no matches, no set, ect) but I distinctly remember around the BCA-TTL days getting so heavily into it.

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