HHH talks about AE and Steph

[Senhor Perfect]

Triple H spoke about the Attitude Era during an interview with Forbes.com.

"It's one of those things — I've talked about this with Austin and a little bit with Rock, too — you don't realize is happening at the time; it's just what you're doing," said Triple H. "We were all so wrapped up in what we were doing, and it was so competitive with each other. It's only now that I think we can look back and go, 'Wow. That was a pretty special time, and we shared some pretty special things all together and made history.' I think at the time you're doing it, you realize it's going well, but you're just so deep in there that you can't even fathom really what you're doing. To look back at it now and see all those times, and to watch the video game…when we did the voiceovers to the video game, to go back and watch some of those scenes take place, it's crazy because you forget what a…that was just another day then."

When asked what keeps the "fire burning" in his marriage with Stephanie, "What keeps a fire burning? A big log. It keeps the fire burning", said Triple H.

Stephanie McMahon stated that Triple H "almost defined the Attitude Era." Triple H discussed his wife watching his matches.

"It's funny because she knows me so well that she sees the smallest little things in there and when I come back she'll be like, 'Then this happened,'" he said. "She knows all the little intricacies of everything we do and knows me so well that she can see it whether I'm hurt or not hurt. She'll be watching almost more intently than anybody."
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A big log? Oh HHH, will you ever grow up? ity:

 

[Dat Kid1]

"Stephanie McMahon stated that Triple H "almost defined the Attitude Era." Triple H discussed his wife watching his matches." :haha:

Triple H was a top heel no doubt but to say that he almost defined the era is a bit of a stretch. Besides McMahon was the biggest heel of that era anyway.

 

[Lockard 23]

In a way, he kinda did embody a lot of the defining traits of the Attitude Era. The stuff he and Michaels did when they formed DX and things he would later do when he was leading the group himself (like 'pissing' on the crowd) embodied the spirit of the AE as far as being rebellious, being raunchy, pushing the envelope to see what they could get away with it, etc. He also defined what a top heel should be. His Cerebral Assassin/The Game gimmick (complete with leather jacket and all) had bad ass and thus "attitude" written all over it. He was the top heel in 2000, when the company was doing it's best number ever (that isn't all down to him, just saying.)

As for it being a 'big log' that keep the relationship going - I say keep that log burning by any means necessary, because the last thing any of us want is something happening between them and Stephanie being left to command the ship herself. This is the same woman who was said to pat herself on the back last year for coming up with the Kane/Eve/Ryder/Cena storyline (which drew the lowest rated Raw segment in 15 years) and who also once compared the 9/11 attacks to the government trying to send Vince to jail for LEGITIMATE steroid charges.

 

[Stopspot]

Here's hoping that if Steph and Trips ever separate Trips gets custody of Vince and the E.

 

[Lockard 23]

The best hope in that case is that Shane makes an unexpected return to help Stephanie lead the company so it won't all be on her. It's been said for years that Shane has the brains to do the best job (perhaps even better than Triple H, although it's almost impossible to compare and quantify) to run it himself when Vince steps down. He's proven he's capable by going off and doing his own thing already.

 

[Donald Trump_]

I agree, he kind of did define AE. When I think of AE he's one of the guys I think of. And lol at "Big Log" :robbie:

 

[Leo C]

Big log 1: