*kicks musi*

[beanside]

So, after a deeply entertaining weekend, I'm back at work. Funny, I seem to have two more musi than when I started.

I knew that watching the SumerSlam DVD was a mistake. I knew it. But damn, did Shawn have to be such a cocky shit? When he pulled the ladder out and flashed that cocky little grin, and purred "Remember me?" it just did me in.

The other muse is courtesy of the pile of crap known as "Sorority Boys." And yes, dear, your plot bunny took hold. Bratling.

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Re: Eep!

[beanside.livejournal.com]

Yup, have for quite a while. Going on 16 years now.

Shawn was one of the first wrestlers I ever really liked, and that's never changed. He was also a sweetheart the one time I was lucky enough to meet him.

I didn't get to see it, but it made me watch Raw for the first time in 3 months.

Re: Eep!

[bluemoonchild.livejournal.com]

I have a cousin who used to wrestle for the WWF and I just remember all the stories he would tell me, and the ones about Shawn were just so. I dunno. He just always makes times for his fans if he can, and he's just so humble. When he won the title at SS he thanked the crowd and you could tell that he meant it. He's not that good an actor that he could fake it...

Re: Eep!

[beanside.livejournal.com]

*grin* I can believe it. I had the great pleasure of being in the same bar as Scott Hall after an event when he was just toasty enough to be talkative, but not drunk enough to get nasty. I think he would be horrified to know how many of the things he told me have shown up in slash that I've written, but he had some amazing anecdotes about the Kliq.

I came out of it with a great love of both Shawn and Sean Waltman.

Re: Eep!

[bluemoonchild.livejournal.com]

Ah the Kliq :-)

Did you hear about Sean Waltman and Joanie Lauer?