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Old 04-23-2005, 10:35 AM   #24
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Originally Posted by Hired Hitman
Some of you are.

I on the other hand am sick and tired of looking for ways to improve the show because it doesn't matter if I have a good idea, I don't work for the writing team, from now on I am just going to watch and enjoy.

Last smackdown I did that and it felt great, not worrying about backstage bullshit.
Wow. Wish I could turn off my brain and just "enjoy."

Turns out that when I ignore backstage politics, I suddenly start looking at the lack of quality put forth a Hell of a lot more. Smackdown this week had some really good moments, so I'm not as concerned here.

However, I "enjoy" what I enjoy, and just deciding I like something because I decide I'm going to is stupid. I'm not going to start deciding to just "enjoy" reality TV shows either, or trance "music" or whatever else. Why force yourself to have fun if you're not really entertained?
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