Thread: Why is wrestling stereotyped? How to stop the stereotypes?
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Old 11-16-2012, 03:39 PM   #23
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Apparently, it's not fake if you can get injured doing it. Which means action movies are also not fake
I <345 your logic

Hell, I'm sure people can take it back to the late 80's early 90's when Vader grabbed the reporter and hit him, asking him if it felt fake. Vader was/is a badass.

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Personally, when people ask me why I like pro wrestling (assuming they don't lead in with the fake comments), I just say "where else can I watch big oily dudes grope each other for free?"
I too, employ this method at times. On occasion, is has warranted unwanted follow up questions, like "Wat r u doing this weekend". and I reply with something like "watching wrestling marathons....... nekkid"

Then the convo ends
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