Thread: What other things do wrestling fans enjoy?
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Old 08-01-2011, 04:51 AM   #99
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Originally Posted by captaincharismark View Post
How is staying on Facebook or Twitter every minute of the day any worse than spending hours on a forum??? Easy to call someone a internet geek when you judge yourself by a different standard. It's what I hate about ppl who judge wrestling fans. They have double standards. Spending large amounts of time on the internet is the same, whether it's on Facebook or here at TPWW...
Sorry, but in my opinion, it's not the same.

What do people do on facebook? Post pictures of themselves, talk to their friends, play a few of those game apps. We're not talking indepth stuff here.

These people don't spend hours debating a niche subject like wrestling. Arguing over whether somebody deserves the label "awesome" at this point in time, or whether they buy someone as a heel.

I guess the issue is what makes them a nerd? Being "on the internet" doesn't make you a nerd IMO. It's the reason that you do it that makes you a "nerd". Socialising on facebook doesn't make you a nerd, debating endlessly over any particular subject does.
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