Why I’m going to TPI












I got interested by reading Scott’s recaps.









or low and bad standards without the ability to fix them
or I’m dumber than I give myself credit for
or a 100 horrible other concepts






3 Responses to Why I’m going to TPI

  1. Scott“““““ I think his early reviews also got me into IWA-MS. He used to be a real man’s man who loved all the manly man things I loved. Wrestling, MMA, catching STDs. Now he just has his gay Orioles blog!

  2. Scott is a lot of things but sucks isn’t one of them. Or maybe it is.

    Hey! I did send those recaps! What the hell. I’ll send them again sometime. I even formatted them all for you by stealing your page source so you wouldn’t have to do it.

    I did love IWA MS, and I still do in many ways, but not enough to pay a lot of money to get there and back for two days. I hope they put on a great show this weekend and make me mad that I didn’t go.

  3. “or the inability to grow up pass a stage where nothing’s cooler than a well done plancha and what does say about me”

    If you like, you like it. If it entertains you, it entertains you. I don’t think growing has anything to do with it when you talk about the finer points of what you enjoy rather than the whole. If they’re still showing Ke Monito doing comedy spots with Hector Garza 50 years from now, I’m still going to watch it , rewind it, watch it again and laugh. I may not be so much into lucha by then, but does the fact that I still like a part of it mean I won’t have “grown” in the interim? No.

    And what’s so crucial about defending your position? Is it criticism from those who have no interest in the subject wondering why you spend so much time and energy on it? All things being equal, why do they have to get an answer that’s satisfactory to them? Give them the answer that’s satisfctory to you. Easier said from another person’s perspective, I know, but still…is someone going to never speak to you again because you keep watching wrestling?