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Like the older wrestlers who have to stand aside for the younger wrestlers, I an older wrestling fan should (and have) step aside for the younger wrestling fans and should realize wrestling is geared towards the very young for the most part. Also like the older wrestlers, nostalgia is all I have now, and like them, I may watch a Raw sometimes (much like how they may show up on Raw for a cameo), If for example in 1995, I came across some 30-year old man who use to be a wrestling fan, I would have hated hearing him ramble about Superstar Billy Graham and how things were better in the 70's. I have no desire to be that guy, so yes, I should accept the fact that I am retired as a fan and that complaining about the current generation is a sign of aging and it's time to move on and let the young fans have their fun without an old timer like me complaining. In regards of movies - I don't like most of today's films. ![]() The generation I was apart of was and is so good that I have very high standards when it comes to any type of entertainment, and I just prefer to live in the generation I started in forever. Hell, I bought my first cell phone in 2006 and it was a cheap and boring phone because I choose for it to be. It was only last year that I got an Iphone. I also currently refuse to get a Kindle and prefer to read books the old-fashioned way. I am years behind the times, self-admitted. I'm a young man for sure, but I'm like a young man in the 1980's - Not 2012. |
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