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Originally Posted by Xero
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I met Buff 'The Stuff' Bagwell after a wrestling show located at a backwoods country fair / fair ground. The fair was going and the wrestling was part of the evenings entertainment.
They ran an angle where Buff was delayed in arriving on time because of some sort of travel problems. Approximately 45min into the show Buff 'The Stuff' Bagwell rolls in speeding like 1994 O.J. Simpson. He literally drives up to the wrestling area, no roads here.
Everyone jobs to him because his post WCW tv personality demands suchs things. They used him to sell the show and of course he really didnt do all that much, maybe 10 min of performance and post crowd mingling.
After the show we all hung out and talked to Buff. He was panting and sweating. At some point before this moment MTV had aired an episode of True Life centered on people who wish to change their bodies due to self conscious nature. Buff was featured on this program and his problem with his body was his calf muscles, always to small and too feeble for 'The Stuff'.
Standing in front of Buff all that I could see in my mind, all that kept creeping into my mind was the thought of his calf muscles and how he felt about them. Buff is panting, acting important and am marveled by this. I am standing in front of Buff Bagwell whom I kind of liked as a Wrestler and enjoyed playing as in WCW vs NWO on n64. My brother probably talked to him more than me or anyone else.
My bro asked Buff this, "when are you going back on TV?". Buff catching his breath says, "
soon, been talking to
Vince.
I'll be back soon."
Heck now, I liked Buff a bit but I knew he wasn't anything but two small calf muscles attached to a male strippers body.