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Post by DSR on Jul 12, 2014 22:55:30 GMT -5
I once wrote Konnan on MySpace to ask him if he taught Bret the Sharpshooter. He wrote "yep" and added a smiley face. I once wrote Daffney on MySpace, commenting "Yowza!" on one of her pictures. She said, "Why, thank you kindly!"
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Post by kidglov3s on Jul 12, 2014 22:56:20 GMT -5
Pretty sure that Original Fandangirl knows how creepy wrestling fans are and rolled out with a quickness. I thought this article was really great. www.buffalonews.com/20130615/dancer_in_the_ring.html"Along the way, the Fandango craze took on a life of its own, when “Fandangoing” – a Hokey Pokey-esque dance inspired by Fandango’s painfully catchy theme song – somehow became an online sensation. Within weeks of Fandango’s debut, a #FandangoRevolution hashtag started, “ChaChaLaLa” charted on iTunes and YouTube videos of WWE fans, Houston Texans cheerleaders and PETA representatives “Fandangoing” went viral. It was the “Gangnam Style” of pro wrestling, and even though Fandango is supposed to be a villain – or “heel,” in industry terms – he became the WWE’s biggest crossover sensation in years. As an unknowing cohort in the Fandango Revolution, Lynn had mixed feelings about it. “That’s not dancing, not at all,” she said, shaking her head. “That’s not giving the ballroom world justice. I can teach people how to dance if they want to learn.”" I suppose fans can take hope in "Since then, Lynn’s life has settled back to a simpler schedule: teaching full-time again at Fred Astaire, completing her dance major at UB and not having to hear “ChaChaLaLa” anymore. But that doesn’t mean that her Fandango Revolution is over. Lynn said that her departure from the WWE was good-natured and “open-ended,” and the company still has her in mind as a potential dancer. Even now, she’s never sure when another call could come to the studio. But next time, she’ll be ready. “They didn’t cut me off like, ‘We don’t want you anymore,’ ” she said. “They could call me next week, they could call me next year.”"
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Post by Mozenrath on Jul 12, 2014 23:09:39 GMT -5
I once wrote Konnan on MySpace to ask him if he taught Bret the Sharpshooter. He wrote "yep" and added a smiley face. I once wrote Daffney on MySpace, commenting "Yowza!" on one of her pictures. She said, "Why, thank you kindly!" Once, Lance Storm wrote me back on an email to tell me that Liger and Ultimo Dragon can speak conversational English.
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Post by Sir Woodrow on Jul 13, 2014 0:44:35 GMT -5
Wait, Manu was the original Fandango partner? He did a lot of work to get into shape I see! I don't recall Manu being that hot
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Post by "Gizzark" Mike Wronglevenay on Jul 13, 2014 7:41:21 GMT -5
Pretty sure that Original Fandangirl knows how creepy wrestling fans are and rolled out with a quickness. I thought this article was really great. www.buffalonews.com/20130615/dancer_in_the_ring.html"Along the way, the Fandango craze took on a life of its own, when “Fandangoing” – a Hokey Pokey-esque dance inspired by Fandango’s painfully catchy theme song – somehow became an online sensation. Within weeks of Fandango’s debut, a #FandangoRevolution hashtag started, “ChaChaLaLa” charted on iTunes and YouTube videos of WWE fans, Houston Texans cheerleaders and PETA representatives “Fandangoing” went viral. It was the “Gangnam Style” of pro wrestling, and even though Fandango is supposed to be a villain – or “heel,” in industry terms – he became the WWE’s biggest crossover sensation in years. As an unknowing cohort in the Fandango Revolution, Lynn had mixed feelings about it. “That’s not dancing, not at all,” she said, shaking her head. “That’s not giving the ballroom world justice. I can teach people how to dance if they want to learn.”" I suppose fans can take hope in "Since then, Lynn’s life has settled back to a simpler schedule: teaching full-time again at Fred Astaire, completing her dance major at UB and not having to hear “ChaChaLaLa” anymore. But that doesn’t mean that her Fandango Revolution is over. Lynn said that her departure from the WWE was good-natured and “open-ended,” and the company still has her in mind as a potential dancer. Even now, she’s never sure when another call could come to the studio. But next time, she’ll be ready. “They didn’t cut me off like, ‘We don’t want you anymore,’ ” she said. “They could call me next week, they could call me next year.”" Christ on a bike what a depressing attitude to have.
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Post by Kevin Hamilton on Jul 13, 2014 7:51:46 GMT -5
She's great, but the legitimate talent she has makes her honestly too good for the gimmick.
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Post by Deleted on Jul 13, 2014 11:36:04 GMT -5
Wait, Manu was the original Fandango partner? He did a lot of work to get into shape I see! I don't recall Manu being that hot It's what hard work and dedication did for fair Lynn-nee-Manu, they are now a sexual tyrannosaurus.
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