OT: A redemption card for a phone call

reminds me of the old days of WWF where the wrestlers would get on the hotlines before/after their fights and you could talk to them for a few bucks/min.

anyone remember that?
 
reminds me of the old days of WWF where the wrestlers would get on the hotlines before/after their fights and you could talk to them for a few bucks/min.

anyone remember that?

Yep, there were all sorts of 900 numbers like that. I remember one where you could call and talk to Alf. I never called tho, my parents would have flipped!
 
Heh...reminds me a few birthdays ago. One of my friends bought me a phone call from Tom Candiotti off of the Hollywood Calling website. I nearly choked when I picked up the phone and he said who was calling and why. I'm still chuckling about it years later...
 
TNA is VERY supportive of Tri Star in terms of their cards. One of the "Knockouts" was fired a while back for getting someone else to sign her stickers for her (I'm sure that was one of many straws).

While it seems strange, anyone who's seen "it's still real to me, dammit" knows that there are folks who would slap their granny for a shot at that card.
 
Athlete committed to dialing, please be patient.
in case of missed call, UD reserves the right to assign a suitable replacement based on bv (ie. beckett). :|


ooh! or how about winning a redemption card of a player and then when he calls, you ask him, "Why aren't you signing your damn cards?" LOL

:giggity:
 
Athlete committed to dialing, please be patient.
in case of missed call, UD reserves the right to assign a suitable replacement based on bv (ie. beckett). :|


ooh! or how about winning a redemption card of a player and then when he calls, you ask him, "Why aren't you signing your damn cards?" LOL

:giggity:

Awesome. Although BV here may stand for Big Vader, who will set the value at whatever he damn well pleases......
 

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