Post by tambourineman on Nov 19, 2005 12:35:28 GMT -5
Hey Quake,
As one of the 9 listeners of the latest Wrestlecrap Radio Show, I'd just like to say how thankful I am that you took the time to share your candid thoughts and stories with us -- your fans.
In times like this, I imagine that the best way I can help is by telling you about how you've affected my life. I have been a wrestling fan since when I was 6 years old. I still remember the first time I picked up a Superstars magazine and saw the page dedicated to you and Typhoon -- I could not believe how much you two weighed! You were indeed larger than life, and I remember how much my imagination just raced thinking about how powerful you and Typhoon must have been.
I still recall very well that time you beat Yokozuna in the sumo match. I was literally jumping for joy on my bed. Yokozuna reminded me of the big bully that ruled the schoolyard. And you were the quiet hero that finally had enough and took the bully down. I must have been no more than 10 years old at the time, and 10 years later, I still carry that match with me. That's how much you've meant to me.
I am sorry to hear about your current health condition. I know, though, that will be able to pull through and crush this cancer just like the way you beat Yokozuna in that sumo fight. Nobody and nothing messes with the mighty Earthquake!
God bless!
Mike
As one of the 9 listeners of the latest Wrestlecrap Radio Show, I'd just like to say how thankful I am that you took the time to share your candid thoughts and stories with us -- your fans.
In times like this, I imagine that the best way I can help is by telling you about how you've affected my life. I have been a wrestling fan since when I was 6 years old. I still remember the first time I picked up a Superstars magazine and saw the page dedicated to you and Typhoon -- I could not believe how much you two weighed! You were indeed larger than life, and I remember how much my imagination just raced thinking about how powerful you and Typhoon must have been.
I still recall very well that time you beat Yokozuna in the sumo match. I was literally jumping for joy on my bed. Yokozuna reminded me of the big bully that ruled the schoolyard. And you were the quiet hero that finally had enough and took the bully down. I must have been no more than 10 years old at the time, and 10 years later, I still carry that match with me. That's how much you've meant to me.
I am sorry to hear about your current health condition. I know, though, that will be able to pull through and crush this cancer just like the way you beat Yokozuna in that sumo fight. Nobody and nothing messes with the mighty Earthquake!
God bless!
Mike
