Using RSPW as a business opportunity is foolish to begin with, John. Only
dope smoking hippies and raging lunatics inhabit this place. No one with any
actual money, anyway.
--
C The Shocker - B.O.B. Member #6
Shoutcast Server: http://chrispdx.audio-stream.net:8000
#5 on Lvubun's Top 100 Posters of RSPW 11/5/2002
RSPW World Cyber-Weight Champion
So...which one are you?
--The Saxist
"Two mice fell in a bucket of cream.The first mouse gave up and drowned. The
second mouse paddled his little mouse legs, and eventually, .that cream turned
to butter, and the mouse walked out. I am that second mouse."
Both.
Get a job. It pays more than making $1 a DVD off the 6 morons that will
actually buy it.
Blame it on the WWF/WCW Monday night wars, when the two feds were giving
PPV-quality shows every freaking week for FREE to get market share. Most
wrestling fans today became fans during that era, so they have no clue about
going down to the local armory to see your area's low-budget indy fed put on
a show. They want it all, highly produced, and placed in front of them on a
silver platter. Also, the current product that the WWE is producing does
tend to make your average wrestling nerd a little jaded on the business in
general.
Zodiac69
the future of RSPW
864's most promising blue chipper
"John Henry" <john...@lowgenius.com> wrote in message
news:Xns93A5C1D65898Ejo...@216.168.3.44...
> What is THAT, C The Shocker (chri...@attbi.com)? Is that a
> rec.sport.pro-wrestling pin, ON YOUR UNIFORM?!
>
> > "John Henry" <john...@lowgenius.com> wrote in message
> > news:Xns93A5B4B4FD9Ejo...@216.168.3.44...
> >> Sorry, folks, but there's no way in hell I'm going to bust my ass
> >> with no chance of return on something just so people can fucking
> >> whine about it. If you want to see all that cool interview footage,
> >> e-mail CRZ and ask him how to get hold of Chrispy. I hear it's EASY.
> >
> > Using RSPW as a business opportunity is foolish to begin with, John.
> > Only dope smoking hippies and raging lunatics inhabit this place. No
> > one with any actual money, anyway.
> >
>
> BTW- the money was secondary. Obviously I could use it, but I wouldn't
> have been making much on these things even if I'd sold a hundred of 'em.
> By the time I pay for blank DVD's and jewel cases, cover the costs of the
> software and the video card, slid Chrispy a couple of bucks, I'd have had
> to sell about 85 of 'em just to break even.
>
> The point was getting the footage into the hands of wrestling fans, but
> they obviously don't give a fuck.
>
> Days like this I start to really understand why the business has
absolutely
> zero respect anymore for online fans. A real fan would have paid out the
> ass just for the PE interview footage, and thanksed me for giving them the
> chance to see it. Todays "fans" just bitch and whine and think about
> themselves and ways to come up with new and exciting ways of tearing
people
> down and minimizing any shred of humanity or decency the minute it rears
> it's ugly head.
>
> Oh well, I enjoyed making the memorial to Rocco, anyway. Too bad nobody
> will ever see it.
>
> --
> John Henry
> -Now playing: Winamp stopped
> LowGenius Digital Imaging
> http://www.lowgenius.com
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> http://www.lowgenius.net
> Illegitimus non carborundum est
Zero requests so far. I'll keep you posted.
--
Christopher Robin Zimmerman | moderator, rec.sport.pro-wrestling.info
WWW: CRZ.net | AIM: SeeOurZed | co-moderator, rec.sport.pro-wrestling.moderated
--
©2003 CRZ[tm]
>What is
>really hilarious is someone like Chris Zimmerman who essentially left
>RSPW for rspw.mod but continued to produce wrestling show summaries for
>a website even though rspw.mod could have benefited from such posts
>(indeed, I think that people who voted for rspw.mod in the first place
>thought that it would become the place for people to post reports that
>were increasingly showing up in more limited venues).
I've heard someone talk exactly like this before...who was it...oh yeah, it
was Mike Palij! I wish I could remember what I told him at the time. Oh,
wait, Google will tell me!
http://groups.google.com/groups?selm=9949kc%24653%40dispatch.concentric.net
Yeah.
You have a pretty strange perception of what a wrestling fan is, dude.
--
PresidentRicFlair
-Winner of the RSPW Scott Steiner F-Bomb Pool 'Give me the ****ing mic!'
You are delusional. Just because people aren't interested in a DVD of RSPW
from 10 years ago marking out to a bunch of washed-up ECW guys doesn't make
them the anti-wrestling fan.
Yea I guess it takes a lot of time and effort making sure those ten hits a
day don't overwhem the server.
Both. Including the money thing.
So you have no job yet you spend all day making DVDs and losing money on them?
Interesting strategy for success.
>The point was getting the footage into the hands of wrestling fans, but
>they obviously don't give a fuck.
Why should we? Almost none of us were around here in 1995. Why would we want
to see footage of comic book guys acting like comic book guys? Throwing in
footage of a few jobber wrestlers, whoopee. I'll go watch Sunday Night Heat for
that fix.
>
>Days like this I start to really understand why the business has absolutely
>zero respect anymore for online fans. A real fan would have paid out the
>ass just for the PE interview footage,
Why would any of us pay *anything* for an interview with Rocco Rock? The
guy's a jobber. How much is "out the ass, " anyway? $100? $75? You think
Rocco Rock and Johnny Grunge are worth that much?
and thanksed me for giving them the
>chance to see it.
We get to the root of it all. Attention for you.
Todays "fans" just bitch and whine and think about
>themselves and ways to come up with new and exciting ways of tearing people
>down and minimizing any shred of humanity or decency the minute it rears
>it's ugly head.
>
>Oh well, I enjoyed making the memorial to Rocco, anyway. Too bad nobody
>will ever see it.
>
I see you hit the manic cycle again.