Witchy Woman and the Gollies is an engaging and mystical tale that follows the adventures of a group of enchanted dolls and their encounter with a mysterious witch named Witchy Woman. The story takes place in a whimsical village nestled deep in an enchanted forest, where the dolls, known as Gollies, reside. The Gollies are no ordinary dolls; they possess the unique ability to come to life when no one is watching. Each Golly has its own distinct personality and special power. There is Jayden, a mischievous and quick-witted Golly who can manipulate time; Lily, a compassionate and nurturing Golly who can heal; Oliver, a brave and resourceful Golly who can shape-shift into any creature; and Lucy, a wise and logical Golly who can speak to animals. One day, while frolicking in the forest, the Gollies stumble upon a hidden cottage covered in ivy and surrounded by an aura of magic.
Also during the podcast, Ryback shared a story of attending Dallas and Wyatt's Halloween party years ago. 'The Big Guy' said that he was not allowed at the party unless he wore a Halloween costume.
According to Ryback, he could always tell that Dallas and Wyatt were ahead of everyone else in developmental, even before Wyatt adopted his current gimmick. Whether it s cocaine on a margarita rim in place of salt or mushrooms that Lil Rel Howery should ve never eaten, John Cena is quite the bad influence in the first trailer for Vacation Friends, as everything he touches turns to drugs, giving Howery and his bride to be a bad trip in more ways than one.
One day, while frolicking in the forest, the Gollies stumble upon a hidden cottage covered in ivy and surrounded by an aura of magic. Upon entering, they are surprised to find Witchy Woman, a broom-riding sorceress with a mysterious and captivating presence. Witchy Woman is known throughout the magical realm as a powerful enchantress, feared by many but revered by some.
Ryback Talks Past Halloween Party With WWE Stars, Possibly Being Slipped Shrooms, Bray Wyatt's Wife
On episode 10 of Conversation With The Big Guy, former WWE Superstar Ryback talked about coming up through WWE's developmental system with the third generation professional wrestlers, Bo Dallas and Bray Wyatt. Ryback said he could always tell that the Rotunda Brothers would be successful in professional wrestling and he told a story about going to their Halloween party years ago as 15-time world champion John Cena.
According to Ryback, he could always tell that Dallas and Wyatt were ahead of everyone else in developmental, even before Wyatt adopted his current gimmick.
"Bray was awesome. He just kind of came in there, and, like, you could just tell this guy was going to be a star, just his promos and there was just something [about him]. Him and Bo both. You could see, you could tell they came from [a professional wrestling family, even when Wyatt performed as Duke Rotundo in FCW]. Yeah, even just cutting promos as [Duke Rotundo], they were lightyears of an outside guy that you brought in there. And once they figured it out and learned the ropes, they picked it up so quickly and they were both always very athletic. Bray's a big guy and he can move like a cat out there."
Also during the podcast, Ryback shared a story of attending Dallas and Wyatt's Halloween party years ago. 'The Big Guy' said that he was not allowed at the party unless he wore a Halloween costume.
"I wasn't allowed to come to the party, I was told, by Bo and [Bray] unless I wear a Halloween costume and I just wanted to get insanely drunk and have a good time." Ryback continued, "so I go, 'I don't have a costume.' They go, 'well, f–king go get one.' Guys were going as wrestlers. I think everyone went as wrestlers, pretty much, right? Like, I put no thought into this."
As the story goes, Ryback had a Cena t-shirt from Steve Keirn at FCW and decided to attend the party as 'The Face That Runs The Place'. We reported on Halloween that Ryback posted a picture from that night featuring EC3 as Chyna and Wade Barrett as The Mountie.
"I had this shirt and I go, 'I can be John Cena.' I got the shirt. I went to Wal Mart in Saint Pete, down the road, wherever it was in Tampa [Florida]. I got the championship. He was the champ at the time, of course he was the f–king champ, got the f–king little gimmick f–king spinner thing, and they had an armband kit or something at Wal Mart, and got the f–king gimmicks, and a ball cap, a black ball cap, just a plain [cap] because that's what they had there. They had nothing with [John Cena WWE branding], so I remember I showed up to a chorus of boos." Ryback continued, "which should f–king tell you something, yeah, to massive boos, from your f–king colleagues."
Ryback admitted that if he knew Cena at the time, he would have second guessed his choice of costume.
"I didn't know John at the time. Had I'd known John at the time, I would've f–king found another way or just not gone to the f–king goddamn party."
Ryback, who behaved badly at the party, believes he was given magic mushrooms because he normally does not act that way from alcohol alone.
"I am convinced, to this day, somebody gave me mushrooms. Yeah, because, or some sort of other drug because I can handle my liquor. I've been extremely drunk many times before. What happened the rest of that night is so outside of how I normally am. I can't explain. It wasn't just alcohol because I've been way drunker than that before." Ryback reflected, "mushrooms were involved at some point in this night."
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In addition to making a mess of Dallas' DVD collection, Ryback professed his love for Wyatt's wife on that evening.
"I somehow made my way to Bray's bedroom at some point before this, in which nobody knew where I went. They had their door shut. I was walking through their house. I go into Bray's bedroom and lie on his bed because I wanted to lie on his bed. Why not? And I remember I turned on the TV, and like, Bray, I shut the door and I'm watching their TV in their bedroom on their bed beyond drunk, and they walk in and I'm giggling, laughing to myself on the bed. And then, Bray just cracks up laughing. And I remember at some point, I confessed my love to his wife." Ryback said, "I just go, 'Bray, me and your wife are in love. We love each other.'" Ryback continued, "and to this day, when we talk about it, we just laugh hysterically."
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"I had this shirt and I go, 'I can be John Cena.' I got the shirt. I went to Wal Mart in Saint Pete, down the road, wherever it was in Tampa [Florida]. I got the championship. He was the champ at the time, of course he was the f–king champ, got the f–king little gimmick f–king spinner thing, and they had an armband kit or something at Wal Mart, and got the f–king gimmicks, and a ball cap, a black ball cap, just a plain [cap] because that's what they had there. They had nothing with [John Cena WWE branding], so I remember I showed up to a chorus of boos." Ryback continued, "which should f–king tell you something, yeah, to massive boos, from your f–king colleagues."
Despite their initial fear, the Gollies soon realize that Witchy Woman is not as wicked as she appears. She has a kind heart and a deep love for all creatures of the forest. Witchy Woman spends her days concocting potions, casting spells to protect the forest, and tending to her magical garden filled with rare and exotic plants. As the Gollies spend more time with Witchy Woman, they discover that she, too, was once a doll like them. Through the passing of time and countless magical encounters, Witchy Woman gained her powers and transformed into a full-fledged witch. She teaches the Gollies about the importance of kindness, courage, and embracing their unique abilities. Together, Witchy Woman and the Gollies embark on many thrilling adventures. They encounter mischievous forest creatures, rescue lost animals, and solve magical puzzles. Along the way, they learn valuable life lessons and form a deep bond of friendship. In the end, Witchy Woman and the Gollies realize that true magic lies within the power of love, friendship, and self-belief. They understand that they have the ability to make a difference in the world and use their magical talents for the greater good. Witchy Woman and the Gollies is a heartwarming tale that captivates readers with its enchanting storyline and relatable characters. It reminds us that no matter our differences, we all have the potential to make a positive impact in the world..
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