Eddie's like 5 minutes old here
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The last episode of Larryboy the Cartoon Adventures aired on May 6th, 2003 (according to IMDB). The cartoons were first produced as stand alone videos, with this episode originally released on video on June 10, 2003 (according to wikipedia). Unlike the original VeggieTales and Larryboy shorts, the animated adventures used 2-D animation and was helmed by ex-Disney animator Tom Bancroft. The videos ended after only 4 videos as part of the fallout of Big Idea's bankruptcy. ("The Good, The Bad, and the Eggly!", Larryboy the Cartoon Adventures, Animation Event)
Bash at the Beach Bonus: Curt Hennig WCW Website Interview
Not Curt doing the interview shirtless Has the secret to beating Goldberg
"I'm the guy that can go all night" -Curt Hennig, July 12, 1998
Lee Marshall — Geology Juggle (acrylic & collage on canvas, 2013)
amber_marshall_farm: Today we say goodbye to a best friend. A friend who used to greet me home from school, who then ran along beside me on my journey to work. Who lay patiently under the reception desk at the veterinary clinic for my shift to be over. But above all, a friend who has been the best companion to my little brother for over a decade. Lee got Dallas for his 10th birthday, and the two have matured together over the last 14 years. Dallas has to leave us now, but his spirit will forever live on in our hearts. 💔
Best Color Commentator
Bobby "The Brain" Heenan
Jerry "The King" Lawler
Jim Cornette
Jesse "The Body" Ventura
"Living Legend" Larry Zbyszko
"American Dream" Dusty Rhodes
Lee Marshall
Paul Heyman
Tazz
Don West
“We will not be pushed from the plateau for Sunday recreation ever.”
—Havasupai Tribal Chairman Lee Marshall in the House of Representatives hearing on the Grand Canyon National Park expansion plan, November 12, 1973