It’s derided as a cultural skidmark, a lowbrow circus of steroid freaks in their undies pretending to hit each other. And yet, it has sustained as a viable attraction for over 100 years, bringing in enormous crowds and pay-per-view buyrates. It’s a mad and wacky world, and here’s a few signs you might be one of us.
When someone says "WWF," you jump to correct them.
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And you're sad that you even have to.
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You've grown tired of explaining to people how it's NOT FAKE. (It's predetermined.)
And even more tired of their ass-backwards explanation of how things 'really work.' "You see, that table is made of reconstructed styrofoam, and they play the sound of wood breaking over the PA system at just the right time. Also, that concrete floor is actually just a trampoline made to look like concrete. And he's wearing a body brace. And I'm an idiot."
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You have a love/hate relationship with WWE. You hate what it's become, but would give anything for it to be what it once was.
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