WFWF General Discussion 2006: L.L.L.B.D.™'s Cattle Drive

I use a fairly unique finisher, in the Omega Driver/Awful Waffle. the only time someone used that finish too was Hutton Brown, which ended up being one of my most notorious feuds.

I've also used the tree of woe double stomp for years and no one else is dumb enough to use such a needlessly complex finish to set up.

I do however, have the King Kraig Presents: Calvin Lee's Burning Hammer in my move arsenal.

Oh I'd love to take offense at your use of the "old man" insult but I don't think i can do that anymore. With my 50th literally just around the corner I got a birthday greeting in the mail... from the AARP! For $16 a year I can get a membership card and tote bag that makes me officially an old man.

Does this mean I have hike my pants halfway up to my chest, wear socks with sandals, and complain about my joints aching at least three times a day?

The sit out Samoan Driver "Needle Damage" has been Drakz's go to for a very long time. Think I maybe had some kind of cutter before that? Can't rmember, it was years and years ago. I gave him the reverse dragon sleeper "Channel 9" because I like the idea of wrestlers not relying on one finish for every match. I also added "Rolling Cold" which is a Cross Roads because I always thought it's a great set up or aftermath of the reverse dragon sleeper. Having said that I have written Drakz ending matches with a number of different moves in my time because again I like the idea of moves other than finishers ending things, otherwise what's the point in doing any of the other moves and going for a pin fall if they never win you matches? A double stomp has ended a few matches and I think Drakz beat Kirkbride with a second rope electric chair drop that planted Kirkbride face first on the top turnbuckle.

Frank Lynn keeps you young.

I've had far too many finishers i've used over the years, many of them using the same name. I like to bust them out when i'm writing matches every now and then just to pop myself and people who i've known for a while.

I have a really hard time remembering how many times I've changed my finisher. Reasonably certain Justin Tyme's finisher was the OverTyme (Green Bay Plunge) for quite some time though. And the Super Happy Fun Slide (Canadian Destroyer) had been his signature for as long as I can remember too. And now with Crowe he's had the Motor City Blackout and the Recurring Nightmare. I'm more guilty of constantly changing my entrance themes. I'll hear something and be like "Damn, I wanna use that for my entrance theme". Tyme has had like a million different songs (including a different one for every return) and Crowe has had 4 now.

What has always made me laugh about picking entrance themes is how many members of the fed do you think are ever even going to listen to it?

I'll be the contrarian - I try and routinely browse and listen to every one that I'm able to find. That's probably a little nuts, but a) I love music, b) I'll listen to anything once, and c) often times, at least if anyone else has a mind that works like mine (which would be terrifying), I feel like it's another tool to try and bring this character to more vivid reality. If nothing else, I feel like the entrance theme selection generally tells me at least a little bit more about who the writer intends for their character to be.

I'll never have another selection as good as "Whiskey Will" Brennan's initial run down the long neck. I don't mind saying that that was nothing short of inspired.

I remember one time, I think it was Schneider, went through and made a playlist of everyone's themes on one of those old widget imbedded music player things people would use on MySpace and everyone had fun with it.