Hulk Hogan and the Hulkamania Thread

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Frank Rizzo said:
.....Did Hulkster just give out his phone number?

.....Soooooo tempted to call it tomorrow to see if it's legit.....
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How could Hulk "Balls deep in Brooke" Hogan possibly be bamboozled online?
 
I remember Brutus auctioning off having dinner with him on E-Bay I think. A few wrestlers have done that.
 
At least it's not like sunny who's whored herself out via cam on skype.

My god, the thought of Beefer doing that will give me nightmares for weeks.
 
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Wasn't sure where to post this, but it involves the Hulkster, so...

http://theweek.com/speedreads/560195/could-hulk-hogan-destroy-gawker

Peter Sterne at Capital New York reports that the popular website Gawker could be undone by none other than former wrestler Hulk Hogan, who is suing the company for $100 million for publishing portions of a 2006 sex tape featuring Hogan having sex with Heather Clem, wife of a shock jock named Bubba the Love Sponge Clem. The case goes to trial in a Florida court on July 6, and things could get existential for Gawker,according to Sterne:

A loss, and an award of even a fraction of the $100 million Hogan’s attorneys are seeking, could empty the company’s coffers, forcing [Gawker Media CEO Nick] Denton to either sell the company outright or to hand much of its equity over to deep-pocketed investors. [Capital New York]

The case, legally speaking, centers on whether the video is of "public concern." But it may simply boil down to whether a jury drawn from Hogan's hometown in Florida will side with Hogan or a distant New York media conglomerate. "There's a very real possibility that Gawker will lose the jury trial," Sterne writes.
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I never wanted Hulk Hogan to win something so badly in my entire life. I seriously hope he drops the big leg on Gawker and forces all their shitty sites to shut down (especially io9).
 
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BatNapalm said:
I never wanted Hulk Hogan to win something so badly in my entire life. I seriously hope he drops the big leg on Gawker and forces all their shitty sites to shut down (especially io9).
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Same old Hogan. Here we've got the new big star The Onlines doing all the work on Gawker then this fossil waltzes in as usual to put himself over instead of the future of the company.
 
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Has anyone seen Hulkster judge on Tough Enough. Him burying the guy who said you didn't need to know about the history of wrestling to wrestle was fun.
 
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Sorta related - I saw Hulkamania birthday cards which has the Hulkster's face on it and "Hulkamania" over it, it's like shaped in his face. It says on the inside something like "Here's hoping Hulkamania runs wild on your birthday."

If this was a different kind of place and I was still admin, I would send one out to every user on their birthday or maybe the supporters.
 
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I remember when I was really little - couldn't have been older than seven - they were running a program for safety for kids. It was basic stuff - listen to your parents, remember that you can go to police for help, know what to do if there's a fire, etc. What was different was that they had some WWF stars, at the time, show up and help with the event. It was a pretty big deal at the time. What I remember mostly though is that there was two wrestlers there who I'd go on to remember quite fondly: One was Captain Lou Albano, the other was none other than @Hulk Hogan.

I don't think I had ever been so interested in a public service thing before.

Interestingly, I was reminded of this all the time when I saw Hogan's own documentary series on Channel 22, covering how he coped with stuff growing up. I think Jaime Lee Curtis co-hosted for it. It showed that the Hulkster had never had it easy as a kid, and that even small victories can take effort.
 
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CornetteFace said:
Hogan is out of the WWE again. All his merch is pulled, his job as a judge on Tough Enough is gone and they are starting to go Benoit on him.

Why: Racially fueled tirade apparently.
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Also any youtube video that feature Hulk is now private on the wwe youtube channel.
 
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