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Hello there, reader!

Haven't you at some time said to yourself: "My gosh, I wonder what it would be like to have WCW wrestler acting in a movie, like, say, Pulp Fiction."?

No need to examine your head. I assure you that you're not alone.

I myself wondered this exact thing a while ago, and I decided to find out. What will soon follow is the result of that out-finding. . .

We have Diamond Dallas Page and Kevin Nash playing the roles of the two bad-ass assassins. They are long time friends and co-workers, and they are driving in a car, talking. Kevin has just returned from a short visit to McMahonland, and this is the subject for the following dialogue. I call it. . .

PULP BOOKERMAN!



DDP: -- okay. So, tell me again about the profanity?

Kevin: OK, what you wanna know?

DDP: Well, profanity is legal there, right?

Kevin: Yeah, it's legal, but is ain't a hundred percent legal. I mean you just can't walk into a ring, grab a microphone, and start swearin' away. I mean they want you to swear backstage or on certain designated programs.

DDP: Those are the RAW shows?

Kevin: Yeah, it breaks down like this: It's legal to think it, it's legal to say it backstage and, if you're the competitor on a RAW shows, it's legal to say it on camera. It's legal to use it in a catchphrase, but that doesn't matter 'cause -- get a load of this, alright -- if the officials hear it, it's illegal for them to fire you. Firing you for incredibly stupid reasons is a right that the officials in McMahonland don't have.

DDP: Oh, man -- I'm goin', that's all there is to it. I'm scummin' goin'.

Kevin: I know baby, you'll dig it the most. But you know what the funniest thing about McMahonland is?

DDP: What?

Kevin: It's the little differences. I mean, they got the same shit over there that they've got here, but it's just there it's a little different.

DDP: Example?

Kevin: Alright, well, you can do an interview segment in McMahonland, and drink a beer. And I don't mean just an old paper cup, I'm talking 'bout a can of beer. And on RAW, you can drink beer before you wrestle. And, you know what they call a Ham'n'Egger like Reese in McMahonland?

DDP: They don't call it a Ham'n'Egger like Reese?

Kevin: No, they got the Oddity system there, they wouldn't know what the fuck a Ham'n'Egger is.

DDP: What'd they call it?

Kevin: A Silva.

DDP (repeating): "A Silva". What'd they call a Big Lazy?

Kevin: Well, a Big Lazy is a Big Lazy, but they called me "Big Daddy Cool".

DDP: "Big Daddy Cool". . . What do they call a Dusty?

Kevin: I dunno, I didn't go into a booking meeting. But you know what they put in angles in McMahonland instead of plot holes?

DDP: What?

Kevin: Continuity.

DDP: Aw, man!

Kevin: I seen 'em do it. They fuckin' drown 'em in that shit.

DDP: Uuccch!

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