Non-wrestling things you've learned from being an internet fan

[Xero]

What are some non-wrestling things that you've gotten to learn because of being an internet fan?

One of my biggest is a deeper understanding of TV ratings. Honestly never even thought about ratings before I really got into the IWC. Now I follow them (and understand them to an extent) for other shows, too, and understand (again, to an extent) the importance.

[Stealth-Icon]

That there are a lot of bitches out there that cry when the shows don't go the way that they think they should.

[AngryMidjit]

there are ALOT of fucking faggots who whine about televised rasslin'

[Ermaximus]

I've learned that anytime I'm tired, I can just turn on NBC as their programming will no doubt put me to sleep. Although in fairness, TNA iMPACT! has put me to sleep more times than anything else.

[Kane Knight]

That there are a lot of bitches out there that cry when the shows don't go the way that they think they should.

Psssh. You could have learned that from "Lost."

[The Jayman]

I've learned there are non-wrestling things out there

[Steveviscious89]

The ratings thing is pretty much the same with me.

[FourFifty]

People cannot merely accept things for what they are.

[YoungFlyFlashy]

How many damn CULT FOLLOWINGS there are.

Example: When Grissom left CSI.

When shit like that happens, the nerds come out with so much anger. It's crazy, I'm like, "it's just tv."

[The Blame Game]

I've learned that everybody knows better than the guys that are paid to do it (writers).