Some of the questions and comments for Dixie are hilarious
Dixie Carter, master of awesome timing.
I think I’ve figured out her problem, though. Everyone kept bugging her about hiring Paul Heyman to book, but she accidentally hired him to DO the books…and well, you know…
I get a "no tweets match the search" message
ReplyDeleteIf you click on the link above it works, its really funny too...
ReplyDeleteI am clicking on the link above, that's what is giving me the message
ReplyDeleteThe link in his tweet did the same thing for me but the link up above worked. If not, go to twitter and type in #AskDixie in the search
ReplyDeletelol one of those dudes as a cWo avatar
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all joking aside (not really), but while acknowledging that we really have no clue what their situation is...
ReplyDelete...given all that corners of the iwc (meaning, not just BoD) are calling tna's time of death, is this legit the most theyve ever been in trouble (assuming theyre really in as much trouble as everyone wants to believe)?
or is it like, "wwf going out of business in '97" kind of trouble, as opposed to "ecw as 2000 turned to 2001" kind of trouble
i got 'error 404, company not found'
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ReplyDeleteIf Suicide and Homicide became a tag team, would their name be Chris Benoit? #AskDixie
...no more callers, we have a winner
My non-wrestling fan friend sitting next to me thought that one was hilarious
ReplyDeleteNobody other than Eric Bischoff (and maybe Bob Ryder) thought the WWF was going out of business in 1997.
ReplyDeleteAnd they were in pretty rough shape about six months in when they missed a few of their weekly ppvs before someone (I believe it was Panda) bailed them out with some cash.
I am not a fan a Twitter at all. I cringe hearing it brought up on Raw and in particular during NFL broadcasts. I find it hilarious that the IWC flipped that shit back onto Dixie. WWE should be careful something like this doesn't happen to them, TNA has been humiliated.
ReplyDelete'WWE should be careful something like this doesn't happen to them,'
ReplyDeletei bet it has happened, but theyve got people ready to delete that shit as soon as it pops up
'Nobody other than Eric Bischoff (and maybe Bob Ryder) thought the WWF was going out of business in 1997.'
ReplyDeleteyeah, i guess thats i meant by using that example. crying desmond wolf, etc
I don't know - "is Booker T still coming for Hulk Hogan" was pretty good.
ReplyDeleteIf Hogan/Bischoff haven't made a difference in the ratings at all, why are they still around? They've been getting a 1.0 on Thursday nights since forever, no matter what, so why are they still around?
ReplyDelete"How do you type with boxing gloves on?"
ReplyDeleteOh, Homestar Runner and company. How I miss thee. :(
"Justin Henry @JRHWriting5h
ReplyDelete#AskDixie if you need someone to replace Doc in Aces & Eights, would you hire me? I'm Eric Bischoff's son that he had with a Gold Club girl"
And I thought that was Brad Maddox.
I LOVE THE CHEAT!!!!
ReplyDeletei'd upvoted you and then removed it so i could upvote you again
This is awesome.
ReplyDelete*clap clap* clap clap clap*
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ReplyDeleteI HATE THAT FREAKING MARSHMALLOW!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteI think I'm done watching TNA. All the crap going on plus Chris Sabin is the World Champion!
ReplyDeletetna really could use bubs and coach z as managers
ReplyDeleteand instead of king of the mountain they could have king of town
Or they could just put Bubs in charge of finance. You don't ever see HIS business going under, do you? Hell no. Bubs makes a buck off everything and anything.
ReplyDelete" If Jerry Lawyer collapsed from a heart attack on the air during Impact, would you release him before or after CPR was complete?"
ReplyDeleteLol
bubs as the new don west shill guy would rule
ReplyDeletemaybe replace hemme with coach z
New introdurcing! Form Werst Perlm Berch, Flerda!
ReplyDeleteIt's ne recognition. Dixie still think Hogan is big star and Spike like to have a known name on their network. Obviously they are misguided, as Hogan couldn't do much with ratings in 2000, and it's 2013 now. Only in TNA, that they build the main story line around Hogan.
ReplyDeleteWhereas the TNA new media department is probably a drinking bird toy placed over the "enter" key
ReplyDeletehttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oQkSOcPLfP4
ReplyDeleteMy own tweets so far:
ReplyDelete-Do you know the muffin man? Because he might know how to run a business better.
-Could you hire Snitsky so he can tell everyone it's not his fault?
-Whoever thought things could possibly be worse AFTER Vince Russo left?
-So who WAS driving the hummer? And who raised the suitcase?
-Serious question: could you please stop focusing so much attention on wrestlers way past their prime?
But the name regocnition *hasn't worked.* I get that's the idea, but they've hardly moved the needle and if they're not improving ratings and it's time to cut costs... have Aces 'n' EIghts lay out Hogan and sent him into retirement.
ReplyDeleteI seem to remember a few years ago that Meltzer mentioned in the WON that TNA could be dead within 90 days. I'm pretty sure that was after Panda began funding them although it may have been before they were picked up by Spike.
ReplyDeleteI wonder if Hulk or Eric hit that yet?
ReplyDeleteThey've already replaced the accounting department with Homsar.
ReplyDeleteMaffew's was the best.
ReplyDeleteThat was a good read, Maffew was on fire
ReplyDeleteMaffew/TableOfJapan were on FIYAH
ReplyDeleteI found the funniest one, it just popped up recently:
ReplyDeleteIvor Biggen @IvorTna40s
#AskDixie Does the unprecedented worldwide growth of @IMPACTWRESTLING surprise you?
@KPBMasterOnion
ReplyDelete"Were you disappointed when Rampage Jackson didn't level buildings and eat people his first five minutes?"
"Did Jeff Hardy hide all of his pills in his house when he heard Pacman was coming to TNA?"
Boy, if you want a batch of unfunny, get a group of people to try and grab for attention. Although the "fuck on a first date" was decent.
ReplyDeleteLOL @ Hogan ever retiring
ReplyDeleteI always wondered why wrestling companies never listen to their fans, after reading these tweets, I now know the reason.
ReplyDeletei loved to play rampage as a kid
ReplyDeleteand how you became embarrassed and covered your weiner when you lost all your strength and sulked away
This is epic, call me immature but I couldn't resist adding a few of my own (@JamesMFabiano, BTW)
ReplyDeleteNo it would be Stevie Richards!
ReplyDeleteI've seen Ivor on a couple other sites, he's the very definition of "delusional fanboy".
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