Mr. T says the story behind his gold chains isn't what people think. Speaking to wgnmorningnews, officialipitythefool was asked about the claim that the chains came from jewelry people left behind at the Chicago club where he worked as a bouncer. "That's a lie. Those are guys who used to work at Dingbats, and they were saying that people come in and leave their gold, and we would take it and put it up. I mean, think about that story for a moment." He said everything he wore carried meaning. Three earrings in his right ear, four in his left, tied to scripture, the seasons, the directions and the civil rights workers killed during Mississippi voter registration. On the gold itself: "My ancestors, when they came over from Africa, they were shackled by their neck, their wrists, and their ankles in steel chains. I've turned those steel chains to gold to symbolize the fact that I'm still a slave, only my price tag is higher." Mr. T main evented the first WrestleMania and entered the WW...