Stumbled across this interesting graphic, for whatever its worth. Do you fit?
PGA I can definitely see. Look at the demographics of the audience. Male, affluent, 40 to 70 years of age. Now look at this past weekend's sponsors, Exxon Mobil, IBM and AT&T targeting the the C-Suite of companies. This pretty typical of the PGA Tour. Tennis, NBA, WNBA, on surface makes sense again looking at demographics.
WWE caught me by surprise. I can see that group not voting, but surprised they fell on the lower left.
I bet if you did one of these for those that were into the arts, the majority would be in the upper left hand quadrant.
Willy Wonka's Entertainment...when he's not trolling..
and the pro wrestling bit. Of course, being a huge wrestling fan, I think you'd get different results if you asked TNA fans about their political affiliation. The South historically was a very big into wrestling, until WWE bought the southern promotions out.
Your previous posts that you are not into sports is still accurate, because WWE is NOT a sport.
St. Croix,"Your previous posts that you are not into sports is still accurate, because WWE is NOT a sport."
Congratulations!!!! You have gone where no man has gone before and discovered a dab of reality, in a willy post..
I'm a wrestling fan. No, it's not a sport. It's an ARTFORM.
See. What could be more intellectually engaging and aesthetically pleasing than WWE and monster trucks? Exactly why I like liberals more than conservatives. WWE and monster trucks are soooo much more fab than NASCAR and bull riding!
wormwood "Exactly why I like liberals more than conservatives. WWE and monster trucks are soooo much more fab than NASCAR and bull riding!"
As soon as Nascar changes the rules and requires right turns after half time I'm buying season tickets..Until them no Nascar for me,while I'm enjoying my venues of diversity...
No, I don't place it in the same category as WWE. There's nothing fake or glamorized about it. 