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Feel no shame about shape
weather changes their phrase
even mother will show you another way

So put your glasses on
nothing will be wrong
there's no blame, there's no fame, it's up to you

The first words should be found
whatever holds you back
I can get it off

Tell me what, tell me what, tell me what you want
I don't know why, don't know why, don't know why you're afraid
Tell me what, tell me what, tell me what you say
I don't know why, don't know why, but it's too late


That's "Tell Me Why" by a Japanese band called Penpals. I don't know why, don't know why, but I decided to put it on here. It's my "depressed and can't sleep" song. If you ever come across it, give it a listen. Very good.

Anyways, I had a busy weekend. Worked at TPW and ACW again. Wrestled Michael Faith in a mixed-tag match with Kitty and Angel. Wrestling Faith has always been interesting for me. It's made me think, since I can't wrestle like I normally do. It was a good match, a good show, and a good time seeing an old friend.
Later that night, I sauntered across town to see my good friend Anarchy wrestle XCal and Cade Sydal in a three-way-dance. Looks like he's been working out, which might explained why he tossed both of those guys around with ease. In the end, he got the pin with a wheelbarrow German Suplex he likes to call the "Shabba-Doo Drop."

The next morning, Cade Sydal, the Gen-rizzle himself, XCal, and I mozied on down to Wichita Falls for the ACW show. During which, I met the most interesting woman on Earth. She worked at a gas station and had a big Jeff Foxworthy mustache. Her name, coincidentally, was Jeff. Anyways, I guess I didn't hear him say "Hello" or "Howdy" or "Yahngitoutahyah!" or whatever the slack-jawed omnitard was saying, and he got upset. When I went to pay for my Dr. Pepper, he just said "You OK, buddy!?" To which I replied with a hearty thumbs-up. Then he refused to ring me up. The kind husky woman behind the counter next to him, realizing who she was dealing with, immediately serviced me (probably hoping for something in return. Sorry, thick ladies, I can only work one miracle at a time) As I was paying, the guy was ranting about how he didn't ring up people who "Wuddn't good E-NUFF to say hi to me!" So I turned, had a good, long, laugh in his face, and exited. Afterwards, Cade reminded me why he's in the Shooters Club by suggesting some Midol to the irate hillbilly, then bidding him farewell with a nice "Fuck you, bitch!" Later that night, I had one of the better promos of my illustrious career. After interrupting Cade Sydal's "hissy-fit" about wanting a title-shot, I informed the crowd that it was my birthday, and I had originally planned on taking the night off to "put it to some thick ladies." Let me tell you, the herd at ACW went BANANA! I then told Cade that if he wanted a title shot... then I just headbutted him. What followed that was a good match. The first time I'd worked Cade Sydal. No complaints here. He even takes the Velvet Love Lock like a champ.
And THAT was my Obligatory Cade Reference

I just read the Slater Vain interview again on the Oklafan website (Check the links page) For some reason, it made me all sentimental and stuff. Things seemed a lot easier back then. I just had to show up, change clothes, and soak up everything I heard / saw. Now I have to think for myself, and in some cases, think for other people. Seems like yesterday, I was training, being taught the fundamentals, all that jazz. Now I'm the one doing it. It's kinda weird, being able to say you've shaped and molded people into wrestlers, especially when it seems like just yesterday, you were the one looking up all doe-eyed at some guy showing you how to do it. I miss the utter simplicity of my days in training. Simplicity probably isn't the best way to describe a Brent Albright wrestling lesson, but that's honestly how I felt inside. No bookings to hunt for, no friendship-destroying competitions, nobody trying to stab you in the back just to get a push. All I had to do was sit back and listen. And apparently, I retained some of it. I've gone from being some skinny mark with a goofy haircut to being the HOTTEST COMMODITY IN OKLAHOMA WRESTLING... with a goofy haircut. Anyways, those were cool days. Hopefully I'll get one more day to just sit in the ring and shoot the shit with Brent before he leaves. Just seems like it would be cool, and it would help bring a close to that period of my life.

I miss the past, but I can't wait to see my future.

Thanks for everything,
Kenny