Message #51

[Hammy]

We could but its the nature of lifestyles as well, its a click away.  When I'm not training I spend a considerable amount of time online and KNOWING the results are there its too tempting, knowing future storylines are.  I'd be tempted if I knew WWE was "more" open, but they aren't.  Heck back in the day some guys got released and they didn't say a damn thing, it wasn't until 12 months had gone by and you hadn't seen them that you guessed they'd been released or something, checking the dirt sheets is all you can do to keep up with things sometimes.  I mean as well, Kennedy has been released, we wish him well in his future endeavours etc. and so on, but why?  People want to know.

Imagine how the internet could have ruined some classic storylines like the Outsiders invading WCW.  You would have been told who was showing up each and every week, the why's, what's and so on, there wouldn't be the classic grey areas.  I mean watching it, it worked so well because people thought WWF was invading.  T'Internet wouldn't of ruined it thats going over the top but it would have taken the shine from it.  Watching it myself now, from what I've read over the years, I have a basic idea of what happens, but not quite when and how, so there are many cool surprises and gems...