Thread: How much of an impact could the internet wrestling community really have?
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Old 09-05-2006, 04:32 PM   #40
Kane Knight
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Also, I loved the whole "I'm not a sheep" argument, even though you just gushed about incredibly sheepish behaviour regarding wrestling in the first place.

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Originally Posted by Avenger
come on!!!

he's not that fucking good guys.

Yeah he can put together a good story, who the hell can't?

The only reason people like him so much is because he has the patience to write ten paragraphs on here.
It's not even that good a story. My theory is that the IWC has ADHD, and just judges the ideas by volume. I think that if, say, Canadian Crippla' and Alienoid had the same idea, but DCC said it in one paragraph as opposed to 50, he'd get flamed and Alienod'd get praised.

His writing is cohesive but unrealistic. It's more like those fanfics where some nerd gets to bang 7 of 9 than a solid story. But it's long, it's anally thorough, and it plays to something other than what Vince McMahon puts on the air.
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