Thread: The Dress Code
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Old 11-12-2004, 02:09 PM   #23
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So fucking sexy.
 
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No, I think you missed MY point. WHat I'm saying, is that it doesn't matter what the performer looks like outside of the arena, since their performance in the ring is that of a character. Kurt Angle needs to be left alone for at least 45 minutes after every show just so he can get out of character. See, because Kurt Angle the WWE character and Kurt Angle, private citizen are two different guys. Kane set JR on fire. If Glen Jacobs did that, he'd go to jail. There's a distinguishable difference here.

Wether wrestlers dress up in tuxes or tank tops out of the arena shouldn't matter, and I"m not saying "boo dress codes", I"m saying who gives a rat's ass? It simply doesn't matter. TV is TV, and reality is reality. If anybody here actually believes the Hurricane can fly, they need beaten with a skillet and sent to Stupid Prison.

What do they wear off screen? I don't care. Are they worth watching on screen? Oh, hey -- now THERE'S a topic!
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