For 98% of the year, I'm humiliated at the very thought that people who I know are flipping channels, landing on wrestling programming, seeing such things as Leprechans walking through walls, CEOs blowing up in limos, food fights, etc. and imagining me sitting there watching this and going wild. Last night's annual WWE Tribute To The Troops show did not fall into that category. It was one of those few times in recent years that I was proud to be a wrestling fan. If you've never seen it, the WWE sends some of its crew to Iraq to put on a show, plus there are clips of the WWE stars mingling and signing autographs. The troops always seem so appreciative. The WWE always puts on a good show for them and everyone seems to have a good time. Props to our troops and props to WWE.
Tuesday, December 25, 2007
WWE Tribute To The Troops
For 98% of the year, I'm humiliated at the very thought that people who I know are flipping channels, landing on wrestling programming, seeing such things as Leprechans walking through walls, CEOs blowing up in limos, food fights, etc. and imagining me sitting there watching this and going wild. Last night's annual WWE Tribute To The Troops show did not fall into that category. It was one of those few times in recent years that I was proud to be a wrestling fan. If you've never seen it, the WWE sends some of its crew to Iraq to put on a show, plus there are clips of the WWE stars mingling and signing autographs. The troops always seem so appreciative. The WWE always puts on a good show for them and everyone seems to have a good time. Props to our troops and props to WWE.
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