Oh, there it was.

Oh, there it was. just running away from it now

hello again friends those lyrics behind my music were not approved, and you are our friends,

and welcome back to another edition of Jim Cornett's drive-through right here on another cold

winter's day. I'm your host to Great Brian Last. Lots of wrestling talk. Yeah, and more.

Yeah! With this man, the leader of the cult of Coronet, Mr. Jim Coronet.

All the leaves are gone and the sky is gray and I went out for a walk and got hit by a garbage truck in a form of Brian's organ.

You know, I was just the people couldn't see it, the people, couldn't see it, because I was

grooving along with it, I was doing the invisible keyboard thing because you started slow,

you had the, you had the melody going all of the way there, and then suddenly you hit that note

that as Robert Gibson said about the elbow dropped

that Bobby Eaton hit him off the top rope with in Philadelphia in the World Tag

title change in August of 1986.

It felt like a bolt of lightning shot out the head of my dick.

And it was, and then you were just running away from, from what you'd done.

That's just a southern expression. I don't take that of that as meaning too much, but I think,

no, that had never been said before because that's literally what fucking happened to,

Bobby, come off, because we working Hoot's back, right?

To get to heat, we're working on his back.

So Bobby came off the top rope with an elbow drop to his back, which is an unusual thing.

And even Bobby ever once in a while would throw a potato.

And he landed on Hoot in just such a way with that elbow to the back that afterwards,

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