André the Giant
rubber
semblance of sport and real circus, wrestling or catch
became a television phenomenon in Italy, in the late 70s and 80s. The small Saturday, March 5, 2011
Jack Astors, Lobster & Crab Dip
Telesanterno began spreading in Emilia-Romagna meetings of the Japanese league, where the stars were the native Antonio Inoki and Tiger Man ... and the Americans were bad as Hulk Hogan [1
] (who attended the ring of the Rising Sun for a few years) ed altri biondi. Poi il business Una buffonata esageratamente maschia fino al cattivo gusto e un bel po' stupida, certo, che io e i compagni di classe dell'E. Fermi consumavamo con il piacere libertino del vezzo ozioso e stravagante (contrapposto al serioso studio delle materie umanistiche e scientifiche).
Ricordando questi bambolotti a sovradimensione umana e ipernutriti (succedanei delle lotte tra Big Jim e nemici ... o - meglio - tra micronauti) and memorable matches [2
freak
The "What Bulgarian" born in the French Alps with the name André René Roussimoff [ 3, 4
] grew for acromegaly [
5] up to 2.24 m tall and 240 kg. Like any phenomenon
really popular, André was celebrated in various ways: in video games [
6, 7
] ... in street art viral marketing with the "Andre the Giant has a posse" [
,
10] (later transformed into OBEY Giant) ... in which he starred in the film cameo and supporting roles [
11].
(etc.). was also known for being a great consumer of beer [12 ] (could swallow more than a hundred pints in a few hours). ...
Died January 27, 1993 in Paris, survives (iconized) in the streets around the world ... ... { in a blog post of Clarke's [13 ] I found other photos of the giant mountain}. Links Hulk Hogan vs. Andre the Giant in Japan (NJPW) = video in Youtube.com
= community dedicated to the Giant OBEY
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