Wasn't that Rick under the rubble?

Yeah. I just mean the title, tags, and description don't recognize him.

Fixed those

Thanks. After all, Rick was used as a human wrecking ball here.
We love Scott Steiner more, because he went insane after he bleached his hair

Actually Homer, they wrestled in college, WCW, ECW, TNA, Global Force Wrestling, as well as many independents. They even had a brief stint in WWF in 95.

Steiner not a wrestler? Like Cena mentioned, the Steiners have been in the business nearly continuously since the 80s. Scott eventually became, arguably, TNA's biggest draw. While lacking the mainstream recognition of some bigger superstars, Scott has been a fan favorite for a long time, mainly for the completely bonkers promos he can cut at the drop of a hat. Also, a guy with his build being able to pull off moves like the Frankensteiner was really impressive (when he still could).

and they were always LAME

WC... W?

Ohhhh yeah. Wasn't that the WWE's farm league, waaaay back when? You know, the place where Vince's underlings trained prospective WWE talent, in hopes that one day the small-timers could be molded into real wrestlers?

Scott Steiner was in that league? How did he do?

Are these semi-pros opening up all the new Shoney's or just that location? Shoneys is pretty big; it's to the South what Perkins is to the upper Midwest, or Sharri's is to the Northwest. While they're all franchiseable the same way as Outback Steakhouse or Dairy Queen is, you can't necessarily make it that different from the others since they all use the same POS System for tracking the food and whatnot. So why bulldoze, fellas?

Back to trolling then, Evilhomer?

It looks like they're tearing down an old one and opening up a brand new one close by.
Homer, don't pretend you don't know what WCW was. I stopped watching wrestling when WCW closed down. I didn't watch it again until 2005 when John Cena became THE MAN!

I know what WCW was. I said I know what WCW was. It was that farm league the WWE used to scout for talent.

Still doesn't make the Steiner brothers wrestlers, though!

Oh! I looked it up and it's named after Bobs Big Boy's founder. I got stranded in Kentucky once and was excited to see a Big Boy but it was the most depressing dining experience I've experienced, and I've eaten top ramen in the bathroom made from hot bath water because the power was out.