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"Psychic" Sylvia Browne. She spent a life time ripping off grieving, credulous people. I don't know who is worse, Browne or her chief co-enabler Montel Williams. Sadly, there's an endless supply of victims and of people willing to exploit them. Still, good riddance.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YuPadpaTwKY

"Harmless fun?" Ask this Browne victim if she thinks it's fun.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j_sdyTZU_nI
 
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"Psychic" Sylvia Browne. She spent a life time ripping off grieving, credulous people. I don't know who is worse, Browne or her chief co-enabler Montel Williams. Sadly, there's an endless supply of victims and of people willing to exploit them. Still, good riddance.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YuPadpaTwKY

"Harmless fun?" Ask this Browne victim if she thinks it's fun.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j_sdyTZU_nI

She should have known this was coming.
 
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Now there's a legend! His heyday in the AWA put to shame anyone trying to playing things up in Vince's abomination of a wrestling federation. Love his segments building up to a major match back in those days. But, alas, that's a bygone era of wrestling we aren't likely to see again.

Yah, Paul went by "Butcher". And then there was Vivian Vachon. They were known as the first family of wrestling for awhile.

Nice to see a professional wrestler who actually lives a long life too!
 
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Now there's a legend! His heyday in the AWA put to shame anyone trying to playing things up in Vince's abomination of a wrestling federation. Love his segments building up to a major match back in those days. But, alas, that's a bygone era of wrestling we aren't likely to see again.

Yah, Paul went by "Butcher". And then there was Vivian Vachon. They were known as the first family of wrestling for awhile.

Nice to see a professional wrestler who actually lives a long life too!
The KQRS morning show was doing a segment on Vachon this morning. They even played some audio from a live commercial he did for Chicago Lakes liquor (an old Minneapolis liquor store at the corner of Chicago and Lake). The commercial was funny just because he never broke the staccato character voice while reading the ad.

Production values for the wrestling show back then was so bad compared to today, but they made up for it with better characters. They played up the schtick factor a lot without getting overly corny.
 
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Now there's a legend! His heyday in the AWA put to shame anyone trying to playing things up in Vince's abomination of a wrestling federation. Love his segments building up to a major match back in those days. But, alas, that's a bygone era of wrestling we aren't likely to see again.

Yah, Paul went by "Butcher". And then there was Vivian Vachon. They were known as the first family of wrestling for awhile.

Nice to see a professional wrestler who actually lives a long life too!

Also brings back memories of Doctor X and the "figure-four-leglock"
 
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Also brings back memories of Doctor X and the "figure-four-leglock"

Dr. X...AKA "The Destroyer" Dick Beyer...is another huge legend not only here, but also in Japan. I could talk about wrestling from back in the day all day long. :)
 
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Dr. X...AKA "The Destroyer" Dick Beyer...is another huge legend not only here, but also in Japan. I could talk about wrestling from back in the day all day long. :)

Anybody remember the Bruiser and the Crusher? IIRC the Bruiser was Dick Aflis (sp) and he played briefly for the Packers. I sat behind those two once on a flight out of Minneapolis. Very big boys.
 
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Anybody remember the Bruiser and the Crusher? IIRC the Bruiser was Dick Aflis (sp) and he played briefly for the Packers. I sat behind those two once on a flight out of Minneapolis. Very big boys.

Of course. Bruiser died back in the early 90s of a heart attack while lifting weights. Crusher just died in 2005.
 
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Of course. Bruiser died back in the early 90s of a heart attack while lifting weights. Crusher just died in 2005.

Bruiser died from internal bleeding in his esophagus (blood vessel broke) after weight lifting. He was only 62... and would be 84 now. He attended Purdue and then played for the Packers before wrestling. Came from Lafayette, Ind. 6'1' 261. He made his fame wrestling every Thursday night in Detroit.
 
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Bruiser died from internal bleeding in his esophagus (blood vessel broke) after weight lifting. He was only 62... and would be 84 now. He attended Purdue and then played for the Packers before wrestling. Came from Lafayette, Ind. 6'1' 261. He made his fame wrestling every Thursday night in Detroit.

wasn't those matches at Cobo Arena??
 
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