Thread: Who are some good up and comers (noid need not apply)
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Old 12-08-2008, 04:54 PM   #33
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Originally Posted by BigDaddyCool View Post
The statement noid is using is way out of context. For up and comers, RoH counts, it has too, it is the largest indy fed. So by default, it has the creme of the crop of unknows.
And you define it as something that gives a guy good screen-time? Fine, if you have changed your tone on accepting ROH as a reasonable place to find talent, I'll nominate Tyler Black.

You'll have to forgive me for using your past prejudices and opinions to a level of consistency. It is my mistake. Also, just so you boys know, a straw-man is an argument. I was not arguing anything. You're just being dicks for the sake of it. My statement is, at the very worst, hyperbole, and BDC's past condemnations of ROH are reason enough to explain this.

Also, for the love of God, KK -- "strawmen" or "strawman" is not a fucking word! Granted, it doesn't change what you meant, but for a guy who claims to be a journalist, aspires to be a writer and constantly introduces and uses the phrase -- can't you at least get used to using it properly? It wouldn't be a big deal if it weren't so sadly ironic.

And yes, I am setting you up.
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