Thread: Don't mention "faces" or "heels" in front of Flair
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Old 04-23-2004, 10:42 PM   #38
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Originally Posted by Mr Sunday Night
In that particular interview, Ric Flair was being an unreasonable bastard. He gets all pissy when an interviewer uses the terms "face" and "heel," terms that were used in the WWE's own Smackdown video game, and tries to make it seem like wrestling fans don't know anything. Basically, he's trying to make us stupider than we are. He's telling us to be completely ignorant towards the wrestling business that, despite his opinion, some of us may actually know something about.

But of course, why argue with you? You've made it a point to disagree with every majority opinion on this message board. Why should this be any different?
Well, he'd be a piss-poor troll if he failed to illicit a response by diametrically opposing people...

But you're bang-on.

Unless playing a wrestling video game either makes you a "smark" or an "insider." sorry, but on Smackdown, you use a sliding sccale to decide of your CAWs (sorry for the insider term) are "face" or "heel." You choose people for "face" or "heel" roles in season mode. How exactly is this insider info?
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