Thread: What is your definition of 'IWC'?
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Old 06-07-2011, 07:33 PM   #43
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I guess I'm falling into the Counter Culture category but I don't think that is an accurate description on how I feel. I spent time not watching wrestling in the past decade because it was really hit or miss for me and mostly miss, however though reading about wrestling and posting on TPWW and so forth, being a part of the IWC was a part of my online habits. So I keept that up when I was watching or not.

The past few years I have really enjoyed WWE on a fairly consistent basis because the product has been better, but also because I stopped watching as a critic and started to be a fan again.

So now I promote the idea to other unhappy IWC guys who are wasting time talking about wrestling but not enjoying it to consciously change the way you think when you watch wrestling to get involved in the story, not your fantasy booking.

This is all.
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