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Post by Deleted on Mar 21, 2011 19:13:50 GMT -5
Milk Milk Lemonade and I are entitled to our opinions as well. And I am never one for negative comments, but I have my right as a WWE Collector and a Mattel collector voice my opinion about this thread in this thread.
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Post by Goldust on Mar 21, 2011 19:14:19 GMT -5
It is a pretty cool looking figure so I say release it.
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Post by dro310 on Mar 21, 2011 19:16:10 GMT -5
do it!
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Post by goldstandard on Mar 21, 2011 19:17:31 GMT -5
I would definatly buy it
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Post by tmarcumusn on Mar 21, 2011 19:18:22 GMT -5
Milk Milk Lemonade and I are entitled to our opinions as well. And I am never one for negative comments, but I have my right as a WWE Collector and a Mattel collector voice my opinion about this thread in this thread. True. You're completely correct, but why come rain on other folk's parade? Let them do what they can try to achieve what is likely the impossible, convincing Mattel to in turn convince WWE to release this version of CM Punk. What if Mattel/WWE decided they didn't want to release that Eddie you have in your signature, you created a thread like this, and everyone came on there pretty much bashing your "lame and tired" attempt to get what you are/were excited about? Would you appreciate that people are trying to take a piss in your Cheerios?
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Post by ozzytorezwrestling on Mar 21, 2011 19:18:48 GMT -5
Milk Milk Lemonade and I are entitled to our opinions as well. And I am never one for negative comments, but I have my right as a WWE Collector and a Mattel collector voice my opinion about this thread in this thread. Yes, I know that. But this thread is to make us feel positive. Not negative a ruin our hopes.
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Post by ozzytorezwrestling on Mar 21, 2011 19:20:28 GMT -5
Milk Milk Lemonade and I are entitled to our opinions as well. And I am never one for negative comments, but I have my right as a WWE Collector and a Mattel collector voice my opinion about this thread in this thread. True. You're completely correct, but why come rain on other folk's parade? Let them do what they can try to achieve what is likely the impossible, convincing Mattel to in turn convince WWE to release this version of CM Punk. What if Mattel/WWE decided they didn't want to release that Eddie you have in your signature, you created a thread like this, and everyone came on there pretty much bashing your "lame and tired" attempt to get what you are/were excited about? Would you appreciate that people are trying to take a piss in your Cheerios? Yes. Thank you.
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Post by Deleted on Mar 21, 2011 19:23:03 GMT -5
I never said anything about a thread being "lame and tired" I don't mean to ruin hopes. I'm just stating the facts that WWE said no. This forums always gets there hopes up (Most notably the whole Sting/WWE Thing) I am just looking at this logically that if WWE said no, they aren't going to care what we on the forums say about the figure because, the fact of the matter is that they are making money no matter what.
As far as the Eddie goes, if it was canceled without explanation, then, yes I would make a thread about it. But if WWE said no to it being produced, than that's the final verdict. There would be no reason to create a thread begging ANYONE to make it because the decision has already been made.
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Post by ¡Twist Of Lime Green Jello! on Mar 21, 2011 19:24:39 GMT -5
People are entitled to their own opinion. If they want a thread dedicated to the release of a figure then by all means let them go for it. Just don't open it. This is a way to voice the opinion, regardless of how effective it might or might not be, it is still an opinion voiced louder than one not voiced at all. I've already said that I'd get this figure but at the same time I wouldn't be too fussed if it wasn't released. Those last comments of mine were posted because I found RKOwned's comments hilarious. Milk Milk Lemonade and I are entitled to our opinions as well. And I am never one for negative comments, but I have my right as a WWE Collector and a Mattel collector voice my opinion about this thread in this thread. Exactly
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Post by Deleted on Mar 21, 2011 19:24:48 GMT -5
Mattel cannot convince the WWE to change their decision. If Mattel tries their patience, guess what? They lose the license. Mattel has to do what the WWE says or else the license to the figures will easily be lost.
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Post by tmarcumusn on Mar 21, 2011 19:27:01 GMT -5
I never said anything about a thread being "lame and tired" I don't mean to ruin hopes. I'm just stating the facts that WWE said no. This forums always gets there hopes up (Most notably the whole Sting/WWE Thing) I am just looking at this logically that if WWE said no, they aren't going to care what we on the forums say about the figure because, the fact of the matter is that they are making money no matter what. As far as the Eddie goes, if it was canceled without explanation, then, yes I would make a thread about it. But if WWE said no to it being produced, than that's the final verdict. There would be no reason to create a thread begging ANYONE to make it because the decision has already been made. Well then you contradict yourself my friend. You would make a thread to protest the fact that your desired figure is cancelled. You would accept that WWE said "no" but you would still protest. I wouldn't dash on that, I wouldn't discourage you from your quest, I would take part because I want that figure as well and I am all about helping people out. To come on here, however, and say "this wont happen youre wasting your time get over it" (summarizing, of course) is lame. Especially seeing you just admitted to the fact that you would do the <b>very same thing</b> that the fine collectors who want this figure. "It takes more strength to hold someone down than it does to help them back up" Try to consider that before posting negativity on a thread.
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Post by ozzytorezwrestling on Mar 21, 2011 19:27:21 GMT -5
I never said anything about a thread being "lame and tired" I don't mean to ruin hopes. I'm just stating the facts that WWE said no. This forums always gets there hopes up (Most notably the whole Sting/WWE Thing) I am just looking at this logically that if WWE said no, they aren't going to care what we on the forums say about the figure because, the fact of the matter is that they are making money no matter what. As far as the Eddie goes, if it was canceled without explanation, then, yes I would make a thread about it. But if WWE said no to it being produced, than that's the final verdict. There would be no reason to create a thread begging ANYONE to make it because the decision has already been made. You just did exactly that, like you did in your other replies.
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Post by Deleted on Mar 21, 2011 19:28:34 GMT -5
WE WANT PUNK, WE WANT PUNK!
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Post by Deleted on Mar 21, 2011 19:29:55 GMT -5
I never said anything about a thread being "lame and tired" I don't mean to ruin hopes. I'm just stating the facts that WWE said no. This forums always gets there hopes up (Most notably the whole Sting/WWE Thing) I am just looking at this logically that if WWE said no, they aren't going to care what we on the forums say about the figure because, the fact of the matter is that they are making money no matter what. As far as the Eddie goes, if it was canceled without explanation, then, yes I would make a thread about it. But if WWE said no to it being produced, than that's the final verdict. There would be no reason to create a thread begging ANYONE to make it because the decision has already been made. Well then you contradict yourself my friend. You would make a thread to protest the fact that your desired figure is cancelled. You would accept that WWE said "no" but you would still protest. I wouldn't dash on that, I wouldn't discourage you from your quest, I would take part because I want that figure as well and I am all about helping people out. To come on here, however, and say "this wont happen youre wasting your time get over it" (summarizing, of course) is lame. Especially seeing you just admitted to the fact that you would do the <b>very same thing</b> that the fine collectors who want this figure. "It takes more strength to hold someone down than it does to help them back up" Try to consider that before posting negativity on a thread. Wrong, I am not contradicting myself. I would make a thread if the figure was canceled FOR NO REASON!!!! If the WWE said no to making it, then I WOULD NOT make a thread because it would be inevitable that the figure would not be made because the WWE said so. Do I think everyone is wasting their time? No, because this thread shows true collectors who would love this figure. Do I think it will help? Absolutely not.
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Post by tmarcumusn on Mar 21, 2011 19:30:05 GMT -5
Mattel cannot convince the WWE to change their decision. If Mattel tries their patience, guess what? They lose the license. Mattel has to do what the WWE says or else the license to the figures will easily be lost. If you believe that is how it actually works you've lost your mind. Mattel wouldn't enter into a business arrangement with a major company (DC Comics, WWE, etc) without some sort of promise. They have the license for "X" amount of years, and are guaranteed that license for that time. They wouldn't put the funds into the sculpts/tools/figures to just one day have WWE say "Hey guess what, you wanted to release Figure X and we didn't so see ya" because that isn't smart business. Also Mattel is the largest toy company in the world... they wouldn't be too terribly hurt if WWE pulled the license, seeing most their money comes from Barbie/Hot Wheels/Playskool
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Post by Deleted on Mar 21, 2011 19:31:29 GMT -5
I never said anything about a thread being "lame and tired" I don't mean to ruin hopes. I'm just stating the facts that WWE said no. This forums always gets there hopes up (Most notably the whole Sting/WWE Thing) I am just looking at this logically that if WWE said no, they aren't going to care what we on the forums say about the figure because, the fact of the matter is that they are making money no matter what. As far as the Eddie goes, if it was canceled without explanation, then, yes I would make a thread about it. But if WWE said no to it being produced, than that's the final verdict. There would be no reason to create a thread begging ANYONE to make it because the decision has already been made. You just did exactly that, like you did in your other replies. Because the WWE said no to the figure. If the figure just got canceled for no reason, then I would say there's hope for it being made. But WWE said no, so there is little to no hope of the figure being made.
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Post by Hacker on Mar 21, 2011 19:31:49 GMT -5
I'd definitely buy 1, maybe more than 1...
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Post by Deleted on Mar 21, 2011 19:32:39 GMT -5
Mattel cannot convince the WWE to change their decision. If Mattel tries their patience, guess what? They lose the license. Mattel has to do what the WWE says or else the license to the figures will easily be lost. If you believe that is how it actually works you've lost your mind. Mattel wouldn't enter into a business arrangement with a major company (DC Comics, WWE, etc) without some sort of promise. They have the license for "X" amount of years, and are guaranteed that license for that time. They wouldn't put the funds into the sculpts/tools/figures to just one day have WWE say "Hey guess what, you wanted to release Figure X and we didn't so see ya" because that isn't smart business. Also Mattel is the largest toy company in the world... they wouldn't be too terribly hurt if WWE pulled the license, seeing most their money comes from Barbie/Hot Wheels/Playskool Umm let's see.......if Mattel released a figure that the WWE said no to.....ummmmm.......yea I think they would lose the license.
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Post by ozzytorezwrestling on Mar 21, 2011 19:35:02 GMT -5
Mattel cannot convince the WWE to change their decision. If Mattel tries their patience, guess what? They lose the license. Mattel has to do what the WWE says or else the license to the figures will easily be lost. If you believe that is how it actually works you've lost your mind. Mattel wouldn't enter into a business arrangement with a major company (DC Comics, WWE, etc) without some sort of promise. They have the license for "X" amount of years, and are guaranteed that license for that time. They wouldn't put the funds into the sculpts/tools/figures to just one day have WWE say "Hey guess what, you wanted to release Figure X and we didn't so see ya" because that isn't smart business. Also Mattel is the largest toy company in the world... they wouldn't be too terribly hurt if WWE pulled the license, seeing most their money comes from Barbie/Hot Wheels/Playskool tmarcumsn, remind me to Exalt you in an hour.
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Post by guster on Mar 21, 2011 19:35:03 GMT -5
If you believe that is how it actually works you've lost your mind. Mattel wouldn't enter into a business arrangement with a major company (DC Comics, WWE, etc) without some sort of promise. They have the license for "X" amount of years, and are guaranteed that license for that time. They wouldn't put the funds into the sculpts/tools/figures to just one day have WWE say "Hey guess what, you wanted to release Figure X and we didn't so see ya" because that isn't smart business. Also Mattel is the largest toy company in the world... they wouldn't be too terribly hurt if WWE pulled the license, seeing most their money comes from Barbie/Hot Wheels/Playskool Umm let's see.......if Mattel released a figure that the WWE said no to.....ummmmm.......yea I think they would lose the license. Dude...you have no idea what you're talking about.
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