| Because I’m rich in ring prowess. |
| Blessed with technical skill. |
| And extremely
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| well of when it comes to wrestling ability. |
| — Ted Di Biase
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| They do interviews, veins bulging out the neck
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| Mock outrage, or is they really vexed
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| Any bodies guess
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| Facts don’t matter, make them twist
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| shout, beating at the chest
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| Popcorn buttered, feet up, eyes glued to the set
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| It never gets old, like Pro Wrestling for NES
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| They be going off the top rope, Suplex
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| Pay-Per View to your Double-Wide and Duplex
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| A swing an' a miss, but he still hit the deck
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| Badly choreographed cheap shot, meet the press
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| Logic is a foreign object to who cheats the best
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| Yells the loudest in the snake pit
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| Issuing cowardly threats
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| Work the crowd with oiled Pecs
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| Emmanuel Goldstein on screen, grotesque
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| Come on down the aisle with your flag waving, with your music playing,
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| and all your little fans standing and then
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| You must get a weapon, you must have a weapon, you must get any weapon that is
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| legal to have and keep it in your house, and not worry so much that you’re
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| going to use it to kill yourself
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| Can i finish please? |
| Yes, Alright. |
| Absolutely, Death threats against my
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| children — Star Parker
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| Wriggled out the 8 count, razors in his mouth
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| Steel cage match if the ratings keep going south
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| The heel plays his bow to perfection
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| Steps on toes, comes out throwing blows at your septum
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| Apply the sleeper hold just in time for elections
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| Talking heads tap the sides of their nose, as it grows
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| Catch a tiger by his toe, wag the dog, thousand pound gorilla in the room
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| Fresh Meat in the claw
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| Bring home the bacon
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| High on the Hog
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| Pulled stuffing out the turn-buckle
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| Brass on the knuckle
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| Fan favourite
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| HGH in the muscle
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| Are you not entertained
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| For this, better men, crippled and maimed
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| It’s all in the game
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| Grab the mic, hit your mark, spit those scripts
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| Pretty girls on the screen, showing some tit
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| Folding chair to the spine, cold line to the jibs
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| Dry eraser battle lines
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| One eye on channel 9, like «can I live»
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| Roll us into a new global government, environmental fasicm, dictatorship of the
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| banking cartel
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| Cathy, get off my phone. |
| Get off my phone you little pinhead. |
| I don’t care.
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| You people don’t care about the trillions. |
| Get off my phone. |
| — Glen Beck
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| First thing I’m gonna, I’m gonna take Piper’s integrity. |
| It’s like Jacques
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| Cousteau trying to find a dry spot in the ocean, I ain’t got no damn integrity.
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| How you think I got so far — Roddy Piper
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| I was born with a golden spoon in my mouth. |
| Nobody likes it. |
| It’s the old adage
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| of: «You like to hear somebody is doing pretty good, but you don’t want to hear
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| they’re doing better than you.»
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| You see, the bottom line is I’ve always done better than everybody else.
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| Only because of one reason—I was born with a golden spoon. |
| I inherited the
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| ability, I inherited the money, I inherited the God-given best looks in the
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| world today.
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| And with this, I dress myself in suede; |
| I dress myself in cashmere, yeah.
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| I dress $ 100 pleated slacks. |
| I dress myself in alligator shoes.
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| I wear a $ 15,000 Rolex. |
| I got a Mercedes Benz, Roles Royces. |
| The biggest house,
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| on the biggest hill, on the biggest side of town. |
| You know, why I got all that.
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| . |
| Because I was born with a golden spoon. |
| — Ric Flair |