The Recorder | Excavator Bucket Teeth For Sale

White took Okada into the aisle and choked him with a banner. Gedo used the ring bell hammer on Tana. Rocky just beat a count back inside at 19. The Bullet Club worked over Rocky. They cut the ring in half, isolating Rocky. 

He opens the show, seen Saturday, Dec. 22, with the word “obsessed,” and before he’s finished saying it, that feeling is made flesh: The bugged-out but fiendish eyes of a loon who knows his looniness makes him powerful; a tensed, tight physicality that threatens to explode like a snake nut can.

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Smith went nuts on Page with suplexes at the outset. Killer Elite Squad tried to take the fight to the floor, but that backfired. Yujiro and Page hit stereo suicide dives. Smith and Archer came back with a Hart attack.

Maven out .. and umm, good luck kid. Taker invited him to the ring, and proceeded to destroy the former Tough Enough winner. The Hardys didn’t like what Taker had done to them, so they got back in the ring looking for some revenge. He fought them off, and goaded them further as they made their way up the ramp. Dropkick from Maven! Undertaker’s eliminated! He can’t believe it. Funnily enough this was the highlight of Maven’s entire career. Taker got back in the ring, threw Maven to the outside (but not over the top) and taught him a lesson. For the second year in a row .. Scotty 2 Hotty made his entrance with The Undertaker around to put him down; this time before he could make it to the ring. Taker got Maven back in the ring so he could eliminate him over the top.

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On a scorching hot August day in New York, Teachout ventured out to Bushwick to endorse Julia Salazar, a 27-year-old member of the Democratic Socialists of America running for the state Senate against a 15-year incumbent. There was no real press presence to speak of, and no real people either, except for a few volunteers from both campaigns who stood in the background to hold campaign signs for the Facebook Live broadcast. It is part of Teachout’s strategy: even before Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez upended the career of Joe Crowley, the fourth-ranking Democrat in the House and the boss of the Queens Democratic machine, New York was awash in primary challengers to establishment Democrats up and down the ballot.

Caparison Guitars is, at this point, sort of an elder statesman among high-end metal guitar makers. Founded in 1995 by ex-staffers from Charvel/Jackson’s Japan division, Caparison was bought by a British company in 2011 and is now owned by George and Gabriel Ösztreicher. But original founder and designer Itaru Kanno is still onboard—personally inspecting and setting up every guitar before shipping.

Dance Theatre Northwest’s “The Nutcracker” will be performed Saturday and Sunday at Mount Tahoma High School, 4634 S. 74th St., Tacoma. The classical bedtime story, staged to Tchaikovsky’s classical score, is filled with Clara, the Sugar Plum Fairy, the Cavalier and other characters. Showtimes are 2:30 and 7 p.m. Saturday and 4 p.m. Sunday. Tickets are $11-$26 and are available online at dtnw.org

Howard summed up the overall impression of the R 920 after he and Frieders spent the better part of a day at the controls.

Yujiro hit a sliding dropkick to Archer, and Page hit a standing shooting star for two. Page hit the ropes, but right into a pounce from Archer. I love the pounce.