aepps20
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I grew up on Murder She Wrote. Grandma and Grandpa always had that show on when I was a kid. REST IN POWER
I grew up on Murder She Wrote. Grandma and Grandpa always had that show on when I was a kid. REST IN POWER
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6 Rings G.O.A.T.
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Rest in peace, Angela Lansbury.
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late 90's wrassling was weird to me like in da 80's WCW was always what Go Bots are to Transformers, where I lived at least. I know Rick Flair is legendary but I mean that's how things were, must be regional.
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like I said must have been regional like your local broadcasters/cable company determined which pro wrestling reigned supreme
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People had their preference but everyone I know and talked to watched WWF/WCW and some ECW.
I know a lot people grew up in a bubble and still live in one but you gotta stop assuming/projecting your own bias. Especially in an appreciation thread for the NINTEYS
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Marc Summers is 71 years old.
Had no clue.
Had no clue.
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executive76
It was very regional.
If you lived in the NorthEast, WCw/nwa probably wasn't on your radar. It was viewed as, "Southern Rasslin."
People in the South viewed WWF as clown show wrestling. (And rightfully so)
executive76
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WCW used to be the ish and I'm from the East Coast Newark, NJ. I remember how the kids at my school used to talk about the NWO, DDP, Harlem Heat, Goldberg, Rey Mysterio, etc.
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My coworker and I (both grew up in the 90s) had to explain to a younger coworker how communicated before cell phones 
dont think he even seen a pay phone
dont think he even seen a pay phone
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