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Date Posted: 23:45:05 06/02/03 Mon
Author: TheWarrior97
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Subject: Re: Warrior at OSU
In reply to: Teeter 's message, "Re: Warrior at OSU" on 00:54:48 06/02/03 Mon

Where you from?

Not as many showed up as would have if they would have advertised in the paper. Very poor advertising....I'm one of his biggest fans...and I almost missed it. That in itself speaks for the lack of communication. He should have a tour schedule on his website anyways!

I didn't really turn my head to see how many people showed up...probably no more than 50. But one thing for sure...only 1/3 of the original people were left. That goes to show you how many fans he attracts compared to conservatives.

The beginning video was really awesome...espcially for the fans. He spoke and fell back on his wrestling career quite a bit...almost makes a person think he misses it! He mostly read from a paper...but the longer he spoke...the more intense his voice got. Made it much more exciting.

He needs to work on responses to people's questions. I'm not saying that he didn't have the right answers, he just had a hard time conveying them to us. He had great points...now he needs to work on getting the audience to listen and UNDERSTAND them more.

He was very considerate to taking pictures, autographs, and conversation with people. It kind of suprised me...knowing how harsh he can get with WWE fan's and how persistent he is in his new political direction. He was a very nice guy, great sense of humor, and didn't look as old as some of his other pictures may have shown.

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