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Now when I was younger, during the Attitude Era, I didn't really watch WWF that much since I was only 8, but my whenever I was with my older cousins on a Monday night they would watch it and they wouldn't put anything else on TV for that night so I was kinda forced to watch it with them so I grew up with the Attitude Era.
I notice that even today, when people who don't watch wrestling talk about WWE they still, first of all,
1) Call it WWF
2) Seem to think that it's nothing but chair shots and interferences.
That obviously isn't the case anymore for neither points but I still find it funny that other people still think of wrestling this way.
Am I the only one who sees this?
I notice that even today, when people who don't watch wrestling talk about WWE they still, first of all,
1) Call it WWF
2) Seem to think that it's nothing but chair shots and interferences.
That obviously isn't the case anymore for neither points but I still find it funny that other people still think of wrestling this way.
Am I the only one who sees this?