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Old 08-19-2004, 06:07 PM   #72
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Originally Posted by Took
Shut up with this cool defense. Face it, canadians are more honest types. We enjoy the Harts of the world, the benoits..not some crap like eugene who mocks what guys like benoit have tried to accomplish over a large chunk of time. We watch you americans cheer for whatever the wwe puts out, and we sit in disgust of it. Some of you know your shit, but most dont. Am I generalizing, yes I am, but in this case, it doesnt matter.
Nick Dinsmore=Close to Benoit in terms of talent. How can you "be honest" with wrestling when you have a guy with the talent of many a wrestler working his ass off? Americans are polite to who goes in there and works their ass off, they don't only cheer for the guys that came out of their country. More honest? Not at all. I'd say more biased towards those that are the stereotypical popular guys around the net.
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