Mick Foley

You wore shirts with my face on them? Effective form of birth control!

Thimble full of talent, dump-truck full of heart.

I could not. I believe he was using that expression as a euphemism, the same way that the AC/DC song "Beating Around The Bush" is a very subtle and sensitive euphemism about an awkward young man who was unable to get to the point of the matter. One of their most touching ballads (I just happened to pick up that AC/DC album when that question came in, and I'm not actually familiar with that song).

After the second week of Mr Socko, I found that if I was going to co-exist with the other WWE Superstars... and Al Snow, that I'd better have a clean sock for every match.

Mick is a pretty good name!

Seriously, try to enjoy every moment. They really do grow up so quickly.

That's a good question, I will give you a two part answer.

No, I don't think it diluted my legacy, but I will grant you that at a certain point, defeating me was no longer seen as such a big deal. But fortunately, it was a big deal when Randy Orton defeated me, and when Edge defeated me in 2006.

That's a great question. At the very least, I would have put my hand up to block some of those shots. I also don't believe I would have ever taken a head shot at a house show. And I would have tried to recognize the concussion symptoms and asked for a few days off when I felt them. I think WWE has made huge strides in preventing unnecessary trauma to the head.

Double main event for next year's Wrestlemania: John Cena vs. Daniel Bryan for the unified World Heavyweight/WWE Championship. And The Shield vs. The Wyatt Family in some type of inhumane stipulation match.

It was a nerve hold under the tongue, so I never actually got the uvula. Only one wrestler requested that I not use the move. He was actually one of my best friends, and thought the move had sexual overtones, which was never the intention.

DUDE THAT WAS YOU!!?!?! Remember it? How could I forget.