Thread: Are we too critical?
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Old 04-23-2005, 10:40 AM   #25
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Originally Posted by adamwwe
A lot of smarks are too critical...

- They forget that its entertainment and take tradition way too seriously...of course I'm guilty too every now and then.

- They rag on botched spots as if they haven't happened in a while, and as if it must be someone's fault. Wrestling ain't easy. Put away the proverbial microscope and just watch.
--It is an entertainment show that involves a tradition. I think you're forgetting that. Since the idea is a continuing weekly storyline, there's very little you can do to change that. Every fan is guilty to some extent, unless they have the memory of a goldfish. It's the reason they're doing these TELEVISED HALL OF FAME CEREMONIES.

--Right. botched spots (especially ones frequent within a specific wrestler's matches) are nobody's fault, and don't hurt the enjoyment of the show. I enjoy watching wrestlers shelved in fact. Nothing provides more entertainment in a fake sport than a real injury.
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