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11-25-2012, 03:12 PM
Robstar

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Originally Posted by Dennis

I think that is much of the appeal of emma stone to people. She seems like someone you could know just slightly more attractive. I haven't thought about this before but it's much like the appeal that many wrestling fans around my age have with aj lee, she seems semi obtainable which just increases her appeal to many.

I always love to see super attractive females who are genuinely funny. I haven't watched any interviews with her but actresses like olivia wilde and scarlett johansson almost always seem to be funny in their interviews even though they are obvious sex symbols they seem some what down to earth and will act like a normal funny person. So I can see the appeal of a girl being funny.

Guys have this dream where they can date a girl who is also their best friend. It's not impossible. Just pretty damn rare. And believe it or not, it gets old fast. It's where the friendzone was created. Sooner or later it's gonna feel like you're having sexy time with your sister. :eek:
11-25-2012, 03:13 PM
VanHooliganX

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Originally Posted by Robstar

What do you call a group collective with low expectations?

No, not TNA fans, which was my first answer. :rolleyes: ;)

But seriously - a fan with low expectations is a mark and a fan with impossibly high expectations is a smark. That's how it breaks down in my eyes. Titus is a champion of the marks.

That's the sad thing about wrestling on the internet. You're going to be judged 1 way or another for your opinions on just about everything and anything. :(
11-25-2012, 03:17 PM
Shaz11

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Originally Posted by VanHooliganX

That's the sad thing about wrestling on the internet. You're going to be judged 1 way or another for your opinions on just about everything and anything. :(

This is so true. I get too much heat for saying that Khali and Hornswoggle are the best wrestlers in WWE. :(
11-25-2012, 03:19 PM
Automatic

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Originally Posted by Robstar

What do you call a group collective with low expectations?

No, not TNA fans, which was my first answer. :rolleyes: ;)

But seriously - a fan with low expectations is a mark and a fan with impossibly high expectations is a smark. That's how it breaks down in my eyes. Titus is a champion of the marks.

I don't really get what you are trying to say here?
People liked his commentary, because the overall expectation was really low?
11-25-2012, 03:19 PM
Robstar

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Originally Posted by VanHooliganX

That's the sad thing about wrestling on the internet. You're going to be judged 1 way or another for your opinions on just about everything and anything. :(

No Van, that's life. You're always being judged. It's just that on the internet, because it cannot function without textual communication, people don't keep their opinions to themselves like in real life. That - and it's much easier to be braver on the 'net and say things you wouldn't normally dare say to someones face. Which is why I am sad for users on the internet who haven't had much actual experience with real life situations. They really stand out on the internet - there's no "normal person filter" on them.

Like Shaz.

;)
11-25-2012, 03:20 PM
magglis

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11-25-2012, 03:24 PM
Robstar

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Originally Posted by Automatic

I don't really get what you are trying to say here?
People liked his commentary, because the overall expectation was really low?

I'm saying you can find evidence to back up even the slightest of claims. Doesn't make it true. So you found, let's say, 5 reports that Titus was well received. More than likely, if you checked, the reports all stem from the same place. Did you know EWN has at least one:rolleyes: sister site that reports the exact same things, in the exact same way?

So, your Family Feud-style "...and the survey says...." commentary is pretty wishy-washy. I question your 'sources'.
11-25-2012, 03:34 PM
magglis

I'm bored.....
11-25-2012, 03:40 PM
Dennis

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Originally Posted by Robstar

Guys have this dream where they can date a girl who is also their best friend. It's not impossible. Just pretty damn rare. And believe it or not, it gets old fast. It's where the friendzone was created. Sooner or later it's gonna feel like you're having sexy time with your sister. :eek:

I have a feeling I am one of this ignorant guys that your speaking of. Most of the girls That I go after are my friends or girls that seem nice and like someone I would hang out with outside of the fact I find them attractive.
11-25-2012, 03:40 PM
VanHooliganX

Quote:

Originally Posted by Robstar

No Van, that's life. You're always being judged. It's just that on the internet, because it cannot function without textual communication, people don't keep their opinions to themselves like in real life. That - and it's much easier to be braver on the 'net and say things you wouldn't normally dare say to someones face. Which is why I am sad for users on the internet who haven't had much actual experience with real life situations. They really stand out on the internet - there's no "normal person filter" on them.

Like Shaz.

;)

Whilst true, you're always going to be judged for everything in life, especially opinions.

But signing up to an internet wrestling forum is like auto-becoming a mark. Regardless of opinions on brands, wrestlers or storylines. Wouldn't happen on any other type of forum is all.

If I joined a baseball forum and said "I think the Yankees will win the world series this year regardless of opposition." I'd get people either agreeing or disagreeing. If I joined another wrestling forum and said "I think Cena will win at the Royal Rumble regardless of opposition." I'd be called a mark and judged as someone who could never know how wrestling works.

Not the best example I could use but I'm tired and it'll do nicely anyway.