James from Kentucky was a regular caller to the Wrestling Observer Live (WOL) show on eYada, hosted by Dave Meltzer (formerly known as Dynamite Dave.) James' conversation with Bobby "The Brain" Heenan was labeled a "meeting of the minds." The WOL cabal had it in for James from the beginning, and eventually decided to ban him from the program on the flimsy pretexts that, as Producer Al put it, "we've gotten more complaints about James from Kentucky and another caller, Alex from Puerto Rico, than I can imagine" and "I've got 50 people e-mailing me telling me you're horrible."
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| - James from Kentucky was a regular caller to the Wrestling Observer Live (WOL) show on eYada, hosted by Dave Meltzer (formerly known as Dynamite Dave.) James' conversation with Bobby "The Brain" Heenan was labeled a "meeting of the minds." The WOL cabal had it in for James from the beginning, and eventually decided to ban him from the program on the flimsy pretexts that, as Producer Al put it, "we've gotten more complaints about James from Kentucky and another caller, Alex from Puerto Rico, than I can imagine" and "I've got 50 people e-mailing me telling me you're horrible."
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| - James from Kentucky was a regular caller to the Wrestling Observer Live (WOL) show on eYada, hosted by Dave Meltzer (formerly known as Dynamite Dave.) James' conversation with Bobby "The Brain" Heenan was labeled a "meeting of the minds." The WOL cabal had it in for James from the beginning, and eventually decided to ban him from the program on the flimsy pretexts that, as Producer Al put it, "we've gotten more complaints about James from Kentucky and another caller, Alex from Puerto Rico, than I can imagine" and "I've got 50 people e-mailing me telling me you're horrible." Al brokered a deal where James agreed never to call into WOL again, on the condition that Dave could never use the "Dynamite" Dave moniker EVER again. This is regarded as perhaps the best example of a "fair compromise" in history. Click here to listen to an example of James in Kentucky.
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