Apparently the original poster intended a parody of some wrestler's comments from long, long ago. Nobody got the reference, which was understandable. But I noticed another goof in the original post...
Ron Garfield, whether he mortgaged his house one time, maybe two times, maybe three times, came up with the right figure for NBC to air Classic Concentration on his network.
Uh, no. Ron Garfield doesn't work for Buzzr any more. Check his LinkedIn page if you don't believe me. The new general manager of Buzzr is Mark Deetjen, who also plays a little poker in his spare time. Maybe the poker skills came in handy in the Classic Concentration deal.
There was an exec shakeup at Buzzr earlier this year, which seems to have strongly affected the diginet's direction. I commented before when the oldies fans at Game Show Paradise didn't know about the shakeup. Now it looks like the oldies fans at Game Show Forum haven't heard, either.
You'd think they would pay a little more attention to the news about a diginet they follow almost religiously.
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