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Where did I say anything about not posting anymore?
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I agreed about posters being too cool to like certain things.
I didn't even read the whole post, because if I read too much of any Tazz Dan post, I usually get a nosebleed. |
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Yeah, that joke still doesn't work. Well, at least they didn't TOTALLY rip of the vid and incorporate a Johnny Cash song, so that's a plus for TNA. I guess. |
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They still utterly embarrassed themselves.
The more TNA acknowledges WWE, while WWE in the meantime acts like they don't exist, the more stupid TNA looks. How does anyone at TNA not realize this. It is baffling. |
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I meant because of how awesome they are, Mr. Jumps to Conclusions.
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Well that's alright then.
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hahaha well played, fignuts. You have once again escaped unscathed
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Am I a cool kid for not hating TNA, but thinking they are ridiculous? I haven't seen much of that promotion, only a few clips on youtube, but reading the results is sometimes enough to make me go "NIGGA WHAT?" |
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This whole "You just hate TNA to be cool" arguement is just as baseless as "lol TNA sucks". Aren't TNA too cool to like anything that WWE is doing? If it's popular and mindless to dislike TNA, then won't liking TNA become the cool thing to do? Is ooTin cool?
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I mean, TNA actually ran an angle where someone dressed up as Vince and mocked him and Vince didn't retaliate. he doesn't care. |
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This argument is getting a little silly because it assumes that people are shitting all over TNA just for the sake of doing it. Personally, I have wanted so badly to like TNA for YEARS. At least once every month I tune in to see if it is something that I would enjoy but time and time again they have proven that they don't really have a direction. They don't really know what they're doing. They bring in ex-WWE guys as a "HUGE TNA SURPRISE" every couple of months like those guys are going to single-handedly save the company and then they misuse them until nobody cares anymore. They tend to misuse them after they have those guys completely steamroll their homegrown TNA talent though, so you can't get into cheering for them either.
I think the main reason why people have such hatred for TNA is because they really want to tune in and be fans but they are making it almost impossible. |
And this Sting thing isn't stupid because he turned down WWE. It's stupid because they ripped off a WWE angle like they always do because they have absolutely no creative path. This "they were taking the piss out of WWE" premise is ridiculous because they always do stuff like that, reminding us that there's a better product that we should be watching. The WWE doesn't even acknowledge their existence because they aren't competition in any way.
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Sting vs. Jeff hardy is something new. Taker vs. HHH=same old shit, at the same fucking ppv. I don't see how anyone but James Steele can think HHH is gonna win. The WWE mishandled the Taker's return by just throwing trips out there.They had to run a five minute video on Smackdown explaining the angle. TNA ran a quick little promo with symbols that were "Sting like" in nature. I still say the WWE started it by running that style of video,deliberately trying to copy off stings flavor. TNA decided to get them back. It was a justified rib. Someone tell me..How would you announce the return of the Stinger a different way,that doesn't totally unveil who it is?
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And to follow my previous post from page 3...This thread is now 5 pages long,is still on the front page of TPWW,and has been up for 3 days. As far as getting the internet fans go, The video has done it's job.
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Also, it's more frustration than anything else. Alot of us really want TNA to succeed but they're just so committed to be terrible. |
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TNA is horrendous. "Let's air a parody of an Undertaker vignette that only about 2% of our audience will chuckle at."
They're just pathetic. TNA needs to realize that WWE has never considered them as competition, which is terrible considering that TNA has had 5 fucking years to get their shit together for a television audience. |
to say the WWE doesn't even acknowledge TNA is completely false
the WWE just do it in a smarter way that doesn't give TNA any publicity where as in TNA they know that the fans are aware of the existence of WWE, they are also aware that most of their fans watch WWE also. |
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There are only two instances where I can remember TNA references on WWE TV. Joey Styles at the first One Night Stand (which was obviously his own doing) and another one of the commentators (I think Striker) once made a veiled reference to TNA (which, again, was more than likely Striker's own doing). I don't even remember the latter one, I just remember it did happen. Off the top of my head with TNA: This promo, VKM, talking about "those guys in New York" or whatever the fuck the flavor of the month term is, feuding over WWE hall of fame rings... I'll say this: The 3-3-11 promo, in and of itself, could have gotten a pass and a laugh from me and I'm sure others if they didn't always make WWE a part of their storylines. But it's such a common occurrence that there is absolutely no excuse for them doing something like this anymore. |
I like that TNA acknowledges that they are not the sole wrestling company in the world, WWE tends to either completely ignore other companys or refer to them as the Indys/Mexico/Japan or other generic terms, but TNA should only mention them in terms of former WCW/ECW/IWGP title holder or establishing past relationships/feuds.
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i'm not saying that TNA don't reference the WWE alot, because they do and i almost facepalm every time that they do, but as far as the WWE are concerned I'm talking about things like, taking superstars off the alumni page when they sign with TNA, taking stars out of the opening sequence when they sign with TNA (hulk hogan and Ric Flair as an example), banning knife edge chops so the crowd doesn't say "woooh" referencing a star from another company, Bret Hart as the guest host on the night that TNA has their big monday night debut with hulk hogan, and of course most recently the wwe sign Booker-T and Kevin Nash a couple of days before TNA want them back as part of their big 'they v2' storyline. now you might put some or even all of them down to coincidence, but i really doubt it. |
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Now stop being a cunt, I'm not trying to say TNA is the holy fucking grail, but I think people are taking too much out of this promo. Whether 90% of people seeing it get it or not, who knows? I think the casual fan is still a bit smarter than what we give them credit for these days anyway. IMO It was an obvious piss take, I myself found it funny and have no problem with it. If you do fine, I'm not trying to get you to agree with me, so stop trying to make me agree with you. |
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100% the same? No. But I think that trumps any font. |
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TNA has arguably a more talented roster than WWE's, top to bottom.
But yeah, they're the worst thing ever. |
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