Back when wrasslin was still “real”. I can’t be the only one who remembers this.
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The Slap Heard ‘Cross The Nation.
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Back when wrasslin was still “real”. I can’t be the only one who remembers this.
Dr D, David Schultz. After the slap he was more or less blackballed from wrasslin no more so he just up and went bounty hunting.
Wrestling was very confusing bitd. I was convinced I’d found some underground fight club on television and even though my Dad said it was fake most every wrassler sure looked like they could beat the sh!t out of him and all my friends Dads at once.
I thought this was about that kook from Stab slapping that kook from Beach Grit
That was epic but would be titled “The Slap Heard ’Cross The Industry”.
I actually really like the BG kook’s writings
Chas is entertaining in small doses. And I'd certainly rather read him than that try-hard wannabe hipster tough guy at Stab.
I always thought Chas was mostly a troll.
Was surprised to learn he’s actually an accomplished writer
You were correct.
I bought his north shore book. Absolute garbage.
He’s no Louis Samuels.
I’ve enjoyed reading the majority of what’s he’s written for BG and respect the career he’s forged for himself.
That and I love how he’s not afraid to stir the pot.