Crappiest storyline description ever?

[Baixo Astral]

From Tatanka's wikipedia

Tatanka was honored by previous Native American professional wrestlers Chief Jay Strongbow and Chief Wahoo McDaniel and Lumbee tribesman Ray Littleturtle on an edition of Raw. Littleturtle presented him with a full length Lumbee tribe Chief Headdress. Tatanka engaged in a storyline feud with Irwin R. Schyster, who insisted he pay a gift tax on the item, while Tatanka insisted his Lumbee heritage afforded him tax deductible privileges. Strongbow briefly served as Tatanka's mentor and manager during the duration of the feud.

I wasn't watching at this point. I'm so glad. I think, however, that this should be rehashed, possibly with the Dudebusters inheriting a run down pizza parlor and making a go of it, only to run afoul of stringent Capital Gains Tax enforcement.

[FinalGwen]

The only way it could have worked would be a run-in by the Crimson Permanent Assurance.

[Kash Flagg]

It was a terrible angle.

["Hollywood" Cactus Matt]

Oct 12, 2010 20:31:23 GMT -5 Kash Flagg said:

It was a terrible angle.

It was a Tatanka angle, so yeah, it was.

The only angles I ever liked that he was involved in was the one where Ludvig Borga finally put an end to the winning streak and injured him, leaving room for Undertaker to join the All-Americans at Survivor Series '93.

Never was a fan of the guy. Maybe it was the war cry, or the tomahawk-chop-based offense.

[johnnyk9]

I always thought The Valentine/Garvin feud was alittle odd considering it went on for 9 months, Garvin gets and upset victory over Valentine, The Hammer challenges Garvin to a loser must retire match, he beats Garvin, Garvin becomes a referee, terrorizes all matches The Hammer is in, gets barred from refereeing, Valentine demands he gets reinstated, then Garvin starts wearing a shin guard to counter Valentines, they have a submission match and end the feud at the 1990 Royal Rumble