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Oct. 8th, 2005 @ 05:12 pm
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Hey Kids,
Just wanted to get on here and put Billy Maverick's website over, http://www.billymaverick.com, now most of the site is dedicated to just talking about him, what an ego huh? No mention of Terry Bull anywhere, but he does have an awesome little feature on his site, its called "Street Fighter". Its a first-person POV "shoot 'em up" game where you get to blast guys running between two buildings. Great way to kill time, and computer generated stick dudes. I haven't decided which I like better, selecting the pistol then shooting them in the legs so they crawl across the screen bleeding and moaning, then just as they ALMOST reach safety you take 'em out with a clean head shot. <pow!> Or you can go "big Messy" and just annihilate them with a shot gun blast. Not really great graphic wise, but damn sure entertaining at 4am while I'm waiting on my porn to DL. There's also "Paper Toss" where you have to throw a crumpled piece of paper into the waste basket as an oscillating fan is blowing, it's actually more addictive than it sounds. And I think he writes all the codes to these, which makes them that much cooler, albeit makes him that much more of a ... um, geek. But what can I say, I wear glasses and write literary masterpieces.
Okay here's a new feature to the Bull Pen. "What would you do?" Just a random scenario where you get to make life altering decisions in the heat of the moment. Please remember that you are playing the part of someone VERY COOL and SOOO OVER as you think about your options.
WHAT WOULD YOU DO? (All character names are purely ficticious and any resemblance to persons both living or dead is purely coincidental, so there. HA!)
Okay, you're a very over wrestler turned booker, you've moved to.. -um, lets just say Seattle , you've made plenty of contacts over your... we'll go with, -um, 18 year career. You are in constant contact with some of the biggest names in wrestling because, A. you're sooo over.. and B. You're running a major market city. You book a former _WCW wrestler to be on your show and he has to cancel last minute after you've already plugged his appearance on your website.
Now I won't give the wrestler's name, I'll just make up a few initials because I don't want to use a whole name because that will lead people with over active imaginations to condem the innocent,
Example: I could put something Like "Gary Lawler" but everyone would think its "Jerry Lawler".
I could go with something creative like "Stung" but everyone would think "Sting".
I could just say his name is similiar to "Dundy", but then again half of the readers may be thinking King Kong "B"undy and the other half thinking its a clever play on words and its Dundee(pronounced 'Dundy").
Then you can divide the group of readers thinking 'Dundee' into those thinking "superstar" Bill Dundee and those thinking Jamie "JC-Ice"Dundee.
I could just go waaay out on a limb and make up some nonsensical name like "The Blue- Masked Flaming Ferrot" but I'm sure some Indy guy somewhere is using that and then this whole story will seem pointless, making such a big deal over this if I'm only talking about some part-time backyarder in Michigan. Or even worse some part-time backyarder in Michigan will read this and think "The Blue-Masked Flaming Ferrot" is a cool gimmick and use the name. And he'll have instant credibility in wrestling because Terry Bull did an entire write up on him in a Live Journal.
See the legal mess this could cause? hmmmm, so I'll just go with a random group of letters in no particular order or sequence, I'll just settle for a few consonants,
I don't want to use any "H's" because if I put HH, everyone would think "Hulk Hogan",
If I went with 3 H's everyone would assume Hunter(Triple-H),
so I'm just going to grab a few very common letters like D and to keep things simple maybe another D and add a P (since it rhymes with "D").
Now this person calls your cell phone and leaves an 11-minute message of why they have to back out of the agreed date, what could happen in the future if y'all work together, how many bumps(or lack thereof will be taking place) mentions over and over how things are done in "his world", and pretty much ends the message by saying the planets werent aligned this time, seems the cosmos(not kramer) was against bringing the two forces(your company and his star power) together.
So... would YOU save the message on your phone and let people hear it, which would be the life of any wrestling get together, but also knowing that it would make you appear to be a MARK for saving messages from wrestlers then sharing them with people.
WHAT WOULD YOU DO? On one hand the message is funny, and provides 11-minutes or reality based humor. On the other hand, why are you saving it, Mizark? It could be used to demonstrate the contacts you have. It could be used to show you don't know how to act with contacts. It proves HE canceled, and exhonorates you from any wrong doings, or miss management. It proves you have nothing better to do than try to get yourself over in a Live Journal. Oh, crap. Nevermind.
Your Pal, Terry <the crowd goes wild>
Current Mood:  cynical Current Music: Insert cool song here _________.
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Oct. 6th, 2005 @ 11:36 pm
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Hey Kids, I was sitting around flipping through the channels and saw Bill Murray's film "Lost in Translation". Now I didnt sit there and watch it, well I was "looking at it" but not really following along with the story(or lack thereof). I found myself watching all the brackground scenes of the city shots and countryside to see if I had ever been there during my Japanese tour. Is that odd, to sit through about 40 minutes of a movie to see the background? Naw,I'm Terry Bull dammit. Some stuff, like the buildings and neon signs looked familiar, but who can say, its Hollywood and they could have actually shot the entire thing in a warehouse in New Mexico using a green screen. How cool would it have been to see a Japanese fan wearing the official Terry Bull T-shirt?! Priceless. Well the T-shirts arent exactly priceless, theyre $15. (What a cool little segue into a T-shirt promo, eh?) I miss Japan, I think. It may be a case of the grass is always greener(rice is always whiter), But, now that I'm in the Northwest, which has a HUGE asian population, I'm going to try to find a community college or private tuitor to teach me japanese, so when I go back I know I'll enjoy it more. I tried to find a Japanese course back in Indiana and Louisville and they just gave me that "Just seen a UFO" look. Farmers crack me up. Its hard adjusting to the Northwest, the time change is killing me still, Monday Night Football comes on at 6PM?!?!? And the first sunday NFL games which start at 1PM Eastern are friggin 10am.., and of course The Colts(4-0) are always in the early games. I had to get DirecTV so I could get the NFL Sunday Ticket and not miss a Colts game, even at friggin 10am on a sunday. Now here's a quandry, RAW is shown tape delayed here on the cable carrier, Comcast, at a 9pm start just like back east, so the event is already finishing up LIVE when it just comes on TV here, but DirecTV shows it LIVE at 6pm here. So I am thinking of watching RAW at 6, then going to bars which have cable and betting with people on finishes that I've already seen. The only downside I can see is I would actually have to WATCH Raw. A few other things about the Northwest, there's a friggin' mountain behind the wal-mart, a snow-capped mountain. I'm talking "search party, abominabal snowman type mountain". And I think it moves, one day its to the left, then waaaay to the right. Few other Washington tidbits, they have FISH Tacos. they think "I" have an accent. they consider the Seahawks "professional" football
Thats about it, I was bored so I typed this, and now I'm bored typing this. Your pal, Terry >the crowd goes wildCurrent Mood:  blah
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Oct. 6th, 2005 @ 12:02 am
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Hey Kids, I decided to update again. I went to my normal vice of LiveJournal Images but the link doesnt seem to work, so I have a few minutes to kill and thought of y'all. (yes, all 3 of you reading.) And for the two who emailed me on my AOL account without leaving a comment here on the journal.. tisk tisk, how am I to convince people of my overness factor if it appears noone is reading(besides you Mav.) So friggin' leave some cool comment like.. -er, um.. okay here's one "wow, Terry, another literary masterpiece" or simply the standard "Terry you are sooo OVER". C'mon people this goes all over the internet, we gotta get the word to the people about "Bullism." (Bullism? You say, Okay, most of the really cool catch phrases were taken, Hogan had "Hulkamania", Savage had "Macho Madness", Sting had "little stingers"... ew, Sting needed a better one. So, anyway I was left with "Bullism". I am up for suggestions for a better catch phrase. Man do I feel like I'm leaving myself open here.(be nice).

I forgot to post kamala's pic in my last update, sorta helps sell the story about me learning Ugandanese and such. Heh.
I noticed I can never really think of any cool music to put in the closing tag, where it asks what your listening to at this very moment.. GrRrRrRrRr.. I'm trying to think of something to put that will make me sound more mysterious, profound, well-read, and yet rebellious. Any thoughts?
Your Pal, Terry >the crowd goes wild<
Current Mood:  geeky Current Music: Beethoven's Sonata No.5 (feat. Lou Bega)
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Guess who's back? Back again. Terry's back. Tell a friend.
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Oct. 4th, 2005 @ 06:22 pm
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Taaaaaaa-daaaaaaa! To quote Mr. Frank Castanza... "I'm Back, Baaaa-BY!"
Yeah, so I forgot I even had a Live Journal, sue me. I made the move up to Seattle and started the wrestling school and FTW. When the Uhaul bringing all my stuff up from Indiana got within two hours of my new place the driver fell asleep and flipped it. And of course he tried to pocket $40 bucks so he didnt get the insurance, so I lost all my big screen TVs, glass tables.. well you see where this going, even my leather couches had glass in them and were scarred pretty badily, guess they're hardcore too. Not to mention they were towing the Accord behind them on a dolly, it flipped 5 times, good news the car insurance did kick in there, bad news we only cleared $2,700 after they totalled it. (2 grand for an '02?!)Now if that wasnt bad enough, because the drivers did get so "close" before crashing I ended up having to drive and pick them up and then take them back to the Seattle airport which is in a little town called SeaTac, named so because its between Seattle and Tacoma, and the only thing in it is the airport and a Jack in the Box(Tacos 2 for buck). Who came up with SeaTac? You gotta' love those great Northwest crazy tree killin' lumberjacks..
FTW Has created alot of rumblings, not sure how many are good, but we're out there and people are talking. So far we've already used Dusty Rhodes, Jerry Lawler, Roddy Piper, Billy Gunn, Shark Boy, Raven, Disco Inferno, Lord Humongous, Bull Pain, Lonestar, Vic The Bruiser, Todd Morton, Shane Mathews, Chase Stevens, Andy Douglas, Eric Young, Elix Skipper, Chris Michaels, Colt Steele, Eddie Browning, Shawn Shultz, Matt Bentley, some Local Northwest guys from here, and don't forget the incomparable TERRY BULL, I'm soooo friggin' OVER. This months show we have the Rock n Roll Express, Midnight Express, Tracy Smothers(ultra-mega mass homicide), Al Snow, Ivory, Billy Kidman, Kamala The Ugandan Giant(if he gets his physical in on time) I have to wonder where in the African outback a Giant Cannibal would go to get this done?! Things that make you go "hmmmm"... He insists its not a problem, I'm presume Dr. Livingston still roams the jungles to this day. I've talked with Kamala a few times and either he speaks great english or there's really nothing to Ugandanese and I mastered the language on the fly, in movies I saw it seemed there was alot more "clicking" sounds and jumping up and down involved.
Looking forward to getting more of the guys I worked with back in IN-IL-KY-TN-OH-NC-VA-WV to fly out here, its been a blast to this point. Check us out on the web at: www.ftwprowrestling.com I'm still updating the site, unlike Billy "Mr. HTML" Maverick I have difficulty writting code, which is odd since I so easily mastered Ugandanese. Things that make you go "hmmmmmm"...Current Mood:  cranky Current Music: DirecTV's Blues Channel (Badah dah duh.)
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Deep Thoughts...
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May. 27th, 2005 @ 01:32 pm
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Hey kids, alot to cover today, time/space permitting. Just a bunch of random thoughts and I'll try to get to 'em all, albeit in no particular order.
"ANIME" Firstly, Its been well documented that I've become hooked on the L J Images page ( http://object.qpalzm.com/fun/livejournal-images/livejournal-images.php ), this is a randomly generated page that pulls photos that are being sent on these live journals and posts them there, then refreshes every few minutes. There's a semi-warning at the top of the page that lets you know there may be pics of nudity, hard core porn, drugs, guns ect, but mostly its people's vacation pics, pics of their dogs, for some reason food is very popular, there's always a cat posed with a beer botttle like he's passed out from partying, just general nonsense. Now I'm online at some pretty weird hours, and whats a weird hour here is normal overseas, so alot of Japanese L J users are on and posting, which means I see alot of anime (manga, hentai, ect)posted. For some unknown reason I'm now hooked on these anime chicks. Here's the latest one just posted on the Images site:
 And this isn't even a really great one, but I'm developing a...-um, "thing" for these chicks. I haven't had a crush on a cartoon chick since I saw Daffney in the original Scooby-Doo cartoon when I was a kid. I always loved when the "Ghosts" would kidnap her and have her tied up behind a secret passage door somewhere, but then thats another story for all my deep seeded "bondage" issues, maaaaaan, cartoons messed me up as a kid. Anyway, some of the drawings which appear there are XXX hardcore, some just semi-nude, others Playboy-esque with full frontal cartoon nudity, and its a huge business in Japan, with full length movies, magazines, ect, but I still don't get why I'm digging a friggin' cartoon so much? Its just ink and paper, or I guess to put it in computer terms, pixels and aaaa... something else all "technological sounding". I can't be the only one, like I said it's huge in Japan, anyone else here into the anime rage? Maybe you can explain it to me? Maybe I shouldn't have posted this here, you're giving me strange looks, Just forget I said anything and I'll go re-post this over on the "Xena: Warrior Princess" message Board, at least they don't judge me there.
"HARD(ly)CORE" I've been getting alot of emails recently from wrestlers wanting me to book them for upcoming shows in Seattle. People from all over the US sending in bios, pics, request, some I've never even heard of, some very famous and even some I thought were demised. (Side Note: I believe we have a deal with a Japan promotion to do a talent exchange over the summer, I'll post details as soon as its finalized.... I just put that little tidbit in to up my "overness" status). I've received a bulk of the emails from people I've met throughout the TN-KY-IN-OH area, since thats where I've spent most of my 18 year career, although I've been to Japan(still working on my "overness"). One email in particular was from a 5 year >ahem< "VETERAN" who referred to himself as a HARDCORE LEGEND, then went on to list a bunch of KENTUCKY promotions he's worked for. Proof that the term "legend" has been so freely and over-used thats its now come to the point that some goofball from Hickville KY that "pretends" to wrestle every other weekend when he's not working at the local "Gas N' Go" has the nerve to label himself a "LEGEND".
"The American Dream" Dusty Rhodes, Legend. "The Nature Boy" Ric Flair, Legend. Terry Funk, Legend. Harley Race, Legend. Hickville KY Dude, NOT. Someone as popular as Triple-H has yet to achieve "Legend" status, and he books his own finishes, how in the hell can a part-time weekender have the nerve... ah, forget it. You either get my point or you don't, no sense in me getting all worked up about it again. Then there's the fact he's considering himself HARDCORE in KENTUCKY, a state which banned most hardcore related -um, "activities" ::wink,wink,nudge,nudge::
Does no one have respect for this business anymore? If I hadn't deleted the email I would post his name, and even let you read his "credentials" but without the email as proof it'd be just my word against his.
"SUPERSTARS" Speaking of credentials, something disturbing caught my eye on my "Bull Sheet" message board.. yes, here comes the cheap plug. http://terrybull.proboards41.com seems another very small independent promotion, EICW, is billing one of its workers as the "Legendary" Masked Superstar. So I went to their site and saw some dude in a red T-shirt with iron-on letters that spelled "Superstar" (To my surprise he had actually spelled the word 'superstar' correctly, hmmm.. he must of had the shirt done at a TN mall). He was posing with a WCW replica belt. WTF? The REAL Masked Superstar, Bill Eadie, is in fact a legend in Japan and the US, if you're too young to remember his run as the Superstar, he was in the WWF in the early 90's as "Ax" in the team of "Demolition". This is a disgrace to the legacy of one of wrestling's greats, and is yet another black eye to our business. There's more posted on a KY Indy message board at http://members.sitegadgets.com/KYINDYWRESTLING/board.html The promotion's response to the many allegations made on these message boards was "A long time ago(in a galaxy far, far away...)there was a Star Stable of 6 or so Masked Superstars, and this guy in EICW is one of the originals". No, there was only one Masked Superstar, there were other wrestlers who used the nickname "Superstar" (Billy Graham, Bill Dundee) and the WWF/E often refers to their entire roster as "superstars" but only ONE Masked Superstar. During a fued with Tommy Rich in Georgia, Superstar had a partner named Super Destroyer, which was "Wild" Bill Irwin under the mask, and the guy in the picture on the EICW site ain't Bill Irwin either. I hope the word gets out about this POS promotion, and the fans, what little there appear to be in the posted photos, boycott them. For the boys working there, who aren't pretending to be legends, I wish you the best and hope you get out of there as quick as possible, before you're labeled a GOOF. To the promoter who's behind this BS, if you want to advertise The Legendary Masked Superstar, Bill Eadie is still accepting independent bookings, and I'm sure he'd love to fly in and talk with you. And before I get labeled as someone who hates upstart promotions, or I'm acting on behalf of one of my friend's promotions to squash EICW, let me just say I always went out of my way to help everyone I could, often appearing on shows for just a little over the cost of gas it took me to get there, just to help get a company get going or get the word out about a new fed, or to help a friend. I've even appeared on shows for two feds who were "fueding" because they asked me to. Had you NOT tried this crap, which ruins the business I love, I'm sure I would've come to Barbourville and helped you guys in any way possible, short of you having me bleach my hair blonde and calling myself the legendary Hulk Hogan.
Great, now I'm all pissed again, we'll cover more later. GrRrRrRrRrRr...
Your pal, Terry
Current Mood:  cranky Current Music: Modest Mouse: Float On.
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However... before we get into Part II, I must go back and add a prequel episode. So in the spirit of STAR WARS (hence the pic) we will make the first part "Episode IV" and I will now go back and bring you episode III before we move on to part II which is now Episode V. Confused? Hey it made trillions for George Lucas.
Episode III. "the Japan Wars" This entire episode takes place weeks before the epic Loser Leaves Japan showdown scheduled for the LAST NIGHT night of the tour. (Quote of the day: "How Con-veeeeeeeen-ient" -The Church lady). Our Hero, me, flies to Japan knowing the dangers he will face in the first ever World Extreme Cup hardcore tournament. All matches for the tourney will have some sort of hardcore stipulation, so I expected light tubes, thumbtacks, flaming tables, barbed wire, cactus plants, live Pirranha, and many other assorted objects to be used to continue the morbid road map of scars which now form a intricate pattern over most of my upper body. I doubt after years of hardcore matches and the abuse my body has endured I will get any offers from Calvin Klein to be their new underwear model, although if Fruit of the Loom calls, that Apple costume would conceal most of my scars and still let my pretty face shine through, although I would refuse to wear the lil' hat thingy as that would mess up my rockstar hair.. I arrive in Japan 45 minutes earlier than Mike Samples, so the car that was sent for me will wait for Mike to arrive so we can ride together to the Fuji View which is still another hour away. We arrive and find Tower Of Doom sitting in the lounge with Abdullah the Butcher and Harley Lewis. A quick "hello" and a laugh about the fact Harley, Doom, Mike and myself all bleached our hair white for the tourney, in an effort to "stand out" and showcase any blood loss, when blood mixes with white hair it just looks sooo OLD SCHOOL COOL, check out Ric Flair's many NWA title defenses. The four new blondes look around at each other and then over to Abby, guess Abby didnt get see that BLONDE memo in his mailbox. After checking in and getting unpacked, I return to the lounge to see that Rico Suave, Mustafa, and Mike have joined Doom and the boys. I pull up a chair as Abby sizes me up, I am one of the smaller guys there, as everyone is over 6'2", he looks at me and says" So, you must be the tour's shooter?" To which I quickly reply, "No, I'm the tour's bleeder". Abby laughs out loud, turns to Mike and says I really like this guy, pats me on the shoulder and buys my drinks the rest of the night. A few hours later a representative from the Big Japan office asks us all to tape some pre-match interviews for the tourney, this lasts 30 minutes tops, and back to the lounge we go. The next day is our big media day in which we posed for pics, talked with reporters and signed autographs for fans. That night the NEW guys on the tour(ones who had never worked for BJW before) were treated by sponsors to a night on the town. I returned very late and rested up before our first night in the famed Kourakeun Hall. My first match, was a six man win with Harley Lewis and Tower of Doom as we beat Mustafa, Benkei & Abdullah Kobayashi. Off to a good start, the press love me, I'm a media darling, the fans love me, I'm quickly becoming a foreign legend, and I'm undefeated. Yay! Go me. Things are going good, until the fifth day. A two day show in the promoter's hometown of Sapporro, we're taping for TV. Another six-man tag, and during a very simple reversal which involved a turn to the left, my knee exploded, tearing my ACL, "luckily" for me the match ended moments later, as I could barely move or even get back to the dressing room. (Now of course I have no clue how bad my knee is hurt at the time, so I decline the offer to stay in a Tokyo hotel while the tour continues on). I'm thinking its just swollen, bruised ect. I walk each day around town to get blood flowing through it to help it loosen up before the night's matches, I finish the tour in pain, but finish the tour Dammit! I get back to the states and find out just how serious it is. Yeah I wrestled over 20 matches in Japan with a torn ACL, I'm soooo over. So I'm wrestling each night in great pain and very limited mobility, which brings us to the night before the epic showdown of Abby and Teioh's Loser Leaves Japan match. So now onto part II of "Selling"
"Selling" part II (When we last left our Hero, me, had just found out he was going to wrestle Men's Teioh in Teioh's last singles match leading up to his showdown with Abdullah the next night to end the tour. Both Abby and Teioh suffered tag team losses the night before after using the entire tour to gain momentum with win after win to peak the fan's interest.
Abby quickly avenges his loss, and disposes of Winger with sheer brutality and blood, going after security, referees, fans ect, total chaos, Abby is a ruthless monster that can't be stopped!!! The press quickly forgets about the minor upset loss and is once again reminded just how dangerous this man is heading into the showdown match. Now most of the tour, except during my tournament matches I have been involved in six man tags, I'm thinking its because the office is protecting me from my injury, yet rewarding me at the same time for my uncomom valor and dedication. I find out my match isnt a six man, hell its not even a tag, its a singles match with the main company babyface who's heading into the company's biggest showdown. Great, lucky me. So with one good leg, I try to make the best of a bad situation, Teioh and I, WRESTLE for over 20 friggin' minutes, with him countering all my counters showing off his great skills. The fans are enjoying their champion's huge arsenal of moves.Since he is going to be billed once again as "Terry Boy" he has been using Terry Funk's trademark spinning toe hold to get his last few wins by submission. So with the torn ACL I am very quick to counter any offense of his aimed at my left leg. After showcasing his great skill, I decided to showcase my incredible left hand to his jaw, <POW> another left, another, some boots to his head, a bit of choking, basically going into "Abby" mood, But with the fans solidly behind him, he mounted a comeback and with the stars aligned in his favor, and a japanese fan pointing a laser pointer into my eyes(Basic Heel 101, always have an excuse). He was able to trap me into the spinning toe hold, but luckily he had grabbed my right leg, which I was able to fight out of a few times before tapping out, (I only tapped because that damn laser pointer was friggin frying my retna). Teioh won, showcasing his skill and ability to fight back from a beat down. Which set up Teioh's technical wrestling and mastery of the spinning toe hold vs. Abby's bloodlust and bedlam. Should be an awesome encounter, one man will fall and be forced to leave Japan. Now this is where we get into the reasoning behind the title "selling".. so WORKERS only may read on beyond this point. Now I've just done my part to help set up the biggest match in the company's young history. I am suffering from a legit torn ACL injury to my LEFT leg which will NOT support my body weight on its own, yet just tapped to a hold applied to my RIGHT leg with media documenting the event for tomorrow's big showdown. Now what do I do?! What would you do? Sell the worked leg and limp out hoping noone notices? I chose to lay there grabbing my injured Right leg until security and the staff rushed the ring to get me to the back to check my injury, I never did find the guy with the laser pointer, but I'm sure it was Kojika the promoter pulling a Japanese version of Vince McMahon's famed Survivor Series BS. The next night, again I'm not in a six man tag, its a friggin 8-way scramble for the BJW "8-way Scramble" championship belt. 8-way Scramble Championship?! Gotta love the Japanese. On a side note, Men's Teioh was able to beat Abdullah the Butcher in their Loser Must leave Japan match, forcing Abby to make his scheduled flight right on time. Heh, what a shocker.
Your pal, Terry
I never said part II was going to be anything special by making you wait and wait, it just happened that way. Get over it, spend a little less time reading journals and try updating YOURS so I have some stuff to read then criticize.
May. 22nd, 2005 @ 01:25 am
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Um..., yeah this won't be "part II" either. During the big storm which hit the area the other night, my computer, or something related to my computer was fried by a bolt of lightning. So I was without a computer the past few nights and couldn't get back online to write the exciting conclusion. I have, however, finally decided to go rent a new computer, this way I just give it back when I move, and don't have to worry about packing it up, or worrying about shipping it, or even worrying about the problems associated with any viruses acquired during late night cheerleader porn downloads. So now part II of the journal entry "selling" has to wait since I now have to waste this journal entry explaining why Part II isn't on here. Now, I have never claimed to be all scientific or even computer savvy, but isnt lightning just electricity? And if you answered "yes" to that question, doesn't a computer run off electricity?! "yes" again? Hmmmm... now I realize a lightning bolt has like a million jigga-watts (according to Prof. Emmit Brown) and can easily send a Delorean traveling at 85 MPH into the space-time continuum, providing of course said Delorean is equiped with a "flux capacitor", which we all know is what makes time travel possible. Knowing this, I can easily see that my computer did not have such a device installed, however, it was still JUST electricity which surged through it and destroyed the inner workings. So, a computer that operates on electricity is destroyed by a surge of electricity?! WTF? At most I would think my computer would have been given some sort of radioactive super power or something, even a spidey sense. Instead, I'm now stuck explaining to the guy at Rent-a-Center that pro wrestling is in fact a job and I've been employed there 18 years, just to get a friggin' computer for a few days. GrRrRrRrRr.. What makes it even worse I was paying cash, its not like I was asking him to cash some third party out of state check. On a side-note, since Billy Maverick (www.billymaverick.com) is the one who told me about Live Journal, I decided to just "borrow" some of his friends off his list, the ones of them I knew, geez... none of them ever update. "We" need new friends Billy. Be sure to stop by Billy's online store and buy a copy of his wrestling DVD "Best of Maverick Vol 4" seems he put alot of effort into them. Your pal, Terry
May. 21st, 2005 @ 12:54 am
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I surfed over to the images site and waited breathlessly for the images to load, one by one... then just 7 images down was the one I had just sent. Cool. However here are Images #6 & #8. I could have been given a better slot, I'm Terry Bull dammit!
Pic before mine.

And the pic after mine.

May. 19th, 2005 @ 05:41 am
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So, I signed off after writting part I, and went to Live Journal images, yeah I'm hooked. When I noticed a few hours had gone by, geez. So the idea comes to me to post a pic here and then go there and see if it comes up. If youre unfamiliar with L J Images, its random images pulled off these Journals and posted there, you can just sit back and watch for HOURS, obviously. There's alot of shots of plates of spaghetti, cats posed with beer bottles, Russian ads for who knows what, and the always present avatar of two nekkid people doin' it in every position possible. I'm still waiting for that one a million beastiality shot that shuts the whole thing down.
So, I'm foregoing writting part II and continuing with my pic experiment. And don't give me any hell over part II, hell "Star Wars" started with part 4 and is just now some 30 years later on part 3. I'm sure you can wait a day or so for the exciting conclusion of "Selling."
Now sit back and enjoy this pic of me from "Bull's Last Stand" at the Evansville Coliseum. (okay, now hurry over to the images page and see if its on there, this'll be fun, and soooo cool.)

I'm sooooo friggin' cute when I'm mad. Now maybe some Goth chick will see me all bloody and just have to have me. Wooooo Hoooooo!!
May. 19th, 2005 @ 05:15 am
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A great wrestling fan sent me this pic of him posing with Terry Funk at a recent SCW show in Nashville. The really cool part? Thats an official Terry Bull T-shirt he's wearing. I'm sooooo over. I really do appreciate the pic, thanks man. Now if he just coulda' got Funk to trade him shirts. Hmmmm...
Please note Terry Funk's hat, thats friggin awesome. Its a Texas Funkers hat. He's one up on me. I know what youre thinking, "JUST one? He's F'n TERRY FUNK"
Has anyone read Funk's book yet? I still haven't had time, but will put it over huge after I read it. If I ever get the time, I'm about halfway boxed up and ready for the move to Seattle, which is why I'm online a few hours earlier than the normal 6am can't sleep shift, now in Seattle I will gain 3 hours so I'll actually be closer to sleeping on a normal schedule. Today's Japan memoir ties into Terry Funk, and you just thought I was posting the pic to put my shirt over, Ha! I say to you, the non-believers.
"Selling" The tour was the World Extreme Cup, a hardcore tournament stretched out over 4 weeks and many, many cities. Abdullah the Butcher was the Captain of the foreign Invaders, i.e. us. "Foreign?" Thats hard to get used to. And the Great Kojika, the BJW promoter/owner was the Captain of the Japanese defenders. The Tourney was set up in three blocks (divisions) of 4 wrestlers, after each wrestler in each block had faced one another the wrestler with the best record would then move on and face the winner of the two other blocks. So in each Block there was a wrestler at 4-0, 3-1, 2-2, ect. there were some wild card winners too, and matches to settle third and fourth ect. But the tournament was just setting up a HUGE Finale, a showdown on May 14th between Abdullah the Butcher and Men's Teioh(ECW/WWF's "Terry Boy") the loser of the match had to leave Japan. Ironically, the scheduled tour was up the 15th(the next day), go figure. Terry Boy was the name Teioh used to honor his American Wrestling Idol, Terry Funk(see? I told ya' it would all tie together). So every city there were several 6-man tags, hardcore matches, singles, inter-promotional matches with FMW, title bouts, ladies matches ect, and always one match from the tournament. Men's Teioh was fresh off his WWF run in Kaientai with Taka Michinoku, so he was treated as a star and wasnt involved in the tourney, all of his matches were used to showcase his technical wrestling abilities and never die attitude, at the same time Abby was winning his matches with his brand of blood & brutality, they're both racking up wins heading for the showdown. Closing in on the showdown I am paired with Mike Samples & Tower of Doom in a six man tag against, Teioh, Winger & Kamikazee. We win, Teioh of course was not in the finish, on the same night Abby is teamed with Crazy Sheik and they lose a tag to Benkei and Kobayashi, again Abby was nowhere near the finish. So heading into the big night, both participants have suffered a set back with just one night left before the LOSER MUST LEAVE JAPAN!! The next night, the final match before the big finale, I get Teioh, and Abby draws Winger, on the eve of the big LOSER LEAVES JAPAN showdown.
yes, part II tomorrow.
Your pal, Terry
May. 19th, 2005 @ 02:43 am
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I was gonna put another pic up, but seems my last entry's pic has already turned into the dreaded red X in a box. GrRrRrRrRrRr. Where's Billy Maverick and his HTML codes when you really need him. (hey come to think of it, I did "borrow" that pic from the BBW site... Billy?!)
This time I won't mention names, to protect the guilty. This story takes place in Tokyo, well actually Yokohama. We arrived in Tokyo, Narita Airport, and were taken to our hotel, the Shin-Yokohama Fuji View Hotel. This will be our "base camp". As we tour Japan, we will return here on nights we haven't traveled too far, on nights we have traveled too far to get back we stay at other hotels but always come back to the Fuji View in a day or two. So extra baggage can be left at the Fuji and they will hold it for us to make travel less hectic. The Fuji has an excellent little lounge in the main entrance, where you can always find the boys relaxing with drinks or some dinner. However, on this night the usual routine of listening to Abby tell us about his upcoming Hot Date over drinks wasn't cutting it. So a few of us decided to venture out into the Tokyo night. Since we had been staying here for many nights off and on we knew where alot of things were in a few block radius, so we stayed in our comfort zone and went to the underground train station for a bit, then by the arcades and numerous pachinko parlors, as we got hungry we knew there was a McDonald's just a few blocks from where we were and just a block or two from the Fuji View, making one giant circle in the afore mentioned comort zone. We get some good ol greasy american food, eat, and head back, as we walk down the tiny streets we're approached by some japanese ladies handing out business cards, they point to a door and say in broken english "massage". Now I did mention they spoke broken english. We chat a bit, and one in our group immediately begins the "Hey soldier boy, me love you long time, sucky-sucky fi' dollar" routine in a low voice to entertain the others. I notice the girls have not only heard this, but more than likely understand what was just said, however they continue teh sales pitch/flirting and they politely point to the back of these business cards which have prices listed. Basically $150.00 and up, I decline, as does everyone else except one, who now thinks he's "in" with these girls even after his poor "lil vietnamiese girl" imitation. We're just a block and a half from the Fuji View and will be leaving at 6am for the bus ride to another town, so the group minus one walks on. We're finishing up a few drinks and stories in the lounge when in walks "Soldier Boy" Pissed. He's F-ing this and F-ing that, we ask him how much he's out, he says $300american, no we ask him what he got for $300. His reply, "A F*CKING MASSAGE... Thats it." He mentioned how they smiled and kept pointing to the price list to get him to go with the more expensive sessions, of course he's thinking the more money spent the more number of girls joining in, or sexual favors to be performed. Basically he bought some better smelling oil. You gotta' love the way these ladies stayed professional and didnt let the insult get to them, and ended up working him for an extra $150. Priceless. Now had he not been an ass woould the outcome have been different? I have heard yes. But then again, I am Terry Bull.
Hey I never said these early entries would be that great, I'm just trying to get a portfolio built up, I doubt many are reading anyway. Besides, what else you want at 6am? Your pal, Terry
May. 18th, 2005 @ 05:43 am
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Tokyo, Japan. 2000 WEC Tournament (Note: Right before this photo was taken all four of my "Pals" decided to pull a rib and stand on their toes to appear they're all taller than me, Ha! good one guys.)
Left to Right: Tower of Doom (USWA's Macho Warrior Ric Hogan) Mustafa Saed (1/2 of ECW's Gangsta's w/ New Jack) Mike Samples Terry Bull (the Cute Blonde, sportin' my Colts hat & Vols jacket) Harley Lewis
Now on to the story. "Corn Soup" The entire tour we travel by bus. LONG bus trips. In Japan, every rest stop is a restaurant/bathroom gimmick. Now I say "restaurant" but its actually a giant vending machine where you put money in next to the picture of what you want, then a reciept comes out, you take that receipt to a counter where the cooks then prepare your meal. At this point I'd like to thank Winger for translating what I was attempting to buy wasn't BEEF, thank you man I owe you big. After a few of these same restaurants we come to a much bigger one during our second week of the tour, on the right is the bathrooms, the middle is the giant vending machine, and to the left is a japanese "Denny's" (Shoney's, Jerry's... whatever its called in your area). So Doom and I are asked by Abdullah the Butcher (Abby) if we'd like to eat with him at the "Denny's" gimmick. Naturally, we take him up on the offer and we are quickly escorted to table where the entire service staff begin to file out and get the legends autograph. Abby is no small man and orders 3 dinners, COMPLETE dinners. I get something that is very close to chicken (Winger had decided to save some money and go with a cheaper meal from the vending machine, so I'm left to fend for myself, I hoped I was ordering chicken.) I don't remember Doom's selection, although I do know he was having a hard time getting enough water to drink, the waitress kept serving him water OVER and OVER in these "shot glasses". Finally after a few trips back and forth to our table, a couple of pitchers were brought to the table, BOTH for him. Abby's first course arrives, its called corn soup, but its actually just a huge bowl of creamed corn, Abby finishes it quickly in time for his Octopus.., um... "balls". (not what you think, rolled Octopus, looked like hushpuppies). Then Abby gets his first entree' as my "chicken" arrives, Abby is quickly done, and the waitress brings more balls and another soup. Abby asks me "Champ, you want my corn soup?" I decline, and tend to my "chicken". Abby doesnt ask Doom, as Doom is currently ahead in Poker winnings from the hour long games played on the bus. Abby HATES to lose at cards. He eats his second meal and makes sure I don't want his soup. "Champ, you sure you dont want this corn soup?" "No thanks." Another round of balls and soup. "Champ, you want this bowl of corn soup?" "No, I'm stuffed" Another entree' is finished off, Abby is a very big tipper, and before we go he asks again, "Champ, you want my corn soup?" The whole time Doom is just drooling, the guy is a legit 6' 6" or taller, and well over 400lbs, he had only one dinner, and NO corn soup.
Moral: You never really win when you play Abby in cards. Doom was up $50 bucks or so, but missed out on two glorious bowls of corn soup.
Abby gave me a card to his "House of Ribs" which he owns in Atlanta. I'm still thinking of going and ordering a few bowls of corn soup.
Your pal, Terry
Abdullah the Butcher's House Of Ribs 2387 Fairburn Rd. SW Atlanta, GA 30331-5242 (404) 629-2332
May. 17th, 2005 @ 05:57 am
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Billy Maverick has gotten me hooked on Live Journal images, and if that wasn't wasting enough of my time, he introduces "Paper Toss" onto his website, Geez Billy, I still gotta sleep sometime. The game is actually very cool, simple, yet cool. I of course rule all in the P-Toss death matches. Now Billy has convinced me to write in these journals, which I will begin to do, on a semi-regular basis(between the LJ Images and paper Toss games). I figure I'll go back to May 2000 for some Road stories of Japan, its pretty funny stuff and you never want to waste all your good material in your early Journal entries since no one actually reads them. Besides, it gives me another chance to talk about being in Japan, which gets me over with the marks and some of the boys who didnt know I wrestled in Japan. Yup, I'm over. Speaking of over, this entry is about done, I need to be at the airport in a little over 2 hours, I have to be there BEFORE 5am for a 7am flight?! WTF, damn Terrorists. When I got my itinerary I thought "cool" the flight won't be too long, I kept forgetting they put arrival and departure times by the local time zones. I thought my first flight to Dallas was just an hour long, Nope 2(They're on Central time, an hour Behind), then the flight from Dallas to Seattle was only going to be 2, nope 4 (you lose two more hours on the west Coast). I need to invest in one of those portable Playstation gimmicks. Maybe the stewardess will be hot. Mile High club? Hmmmmmm...
Your Pal, Terry
I FIND YOUR LACK OF FAITH.....DISTURBING.

Apr. 29th, 2005 @ 02:58 am
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