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What is Your Most Anticipated House for HHN Hollywood 2013?


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  1. 1. What's your most-antcipated maze this year?

    • Universal Monsters Remix: Resurrection
      0
    • El Cucuy: The Boogieman
      12
    • Evil Dead: Book of the Dead
      14
    • Insidious: Into the Further
      4
    • The Walking Dead: No Safe Haven!
      2
    • Black Sabbath: 13 3D
      10
    • Terror Tram: Invaded by the Walking Dead
      0


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How is it debatable? They request properties they want to see, buy a ticket to the event to see it, and then enjoy themselves at the event. That's the definition of a fan. What makes "them" unworthy of being called fans?

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I wouldn't consider them fans, with that logic every person that attends is a "fan". A fan/fanatic is 1. a person whose enthusiasm or zeal for something is extreme or beyond normal limits 2. informal a person devoted to a particular hobby or pastime; fan: a jazz fanatic (dictionary.com) The GP obviously do not fit either of those definitions.

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Well...fan and fanatic aren't the same thing to start off with. By their very definitions.

fan 2 [fan]
noun
an enthusiastic devotee, follower, or admirer of a sport, pastime,celebrity, etc.: a baseball fan; a great fan of Charlie Chaplin.
fa·nat·ic [fuh-nat-ik]
noun
1.
a person with an extreme and uncritical enthusiasm or zeal, as inreligion or politics.


Are you honestly under the impression that you get to decide who "gets" to be called a fan?

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Fan:

noun

an enthusiastic devotee, follower, or admirer of a sport, pastime, celebrity, etc.: a baseball fan; a great fan of Charlie Chaplin.

Origin:

188590, Americanism; short for fanatic.

Synonyms

supporter, enthusiast, partisan, booster, addict..

Yes they are the same. And no the definition of the word defines what a fan is.

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fa·nat·ic [fuh-nat-ik] Show IPA
noun
1.
a person with an extreme and uncritical enthusiasm or zeal, as inreligion or politics.

So not at all what you posted what a "fan" was.
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So yeah, by the definition you posted people who admire HHN are fans. Like people who say "I want to see Insidious at HHN" and then go to see Insidious. I don't see the appeal for elitism over who gets to be a fan. What's the point?
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Did you read the two different definitions of fan and fanatic? Fan is taken from the word fanatic but they don't mean the same thing. The same way a glass of sangria doesn't actually have blood in it.

Even ignoring that...the people who requested to see Insidious wanted to see Insidious at HHN because they like what HHN does. They appreciate HHN as an event, and want things they like to be a part of the event. Do you honestly think people who request a certain IP only go for that one IP and have no appreciation for the people who created the maze? They wanted to see Insidious at HHN because they know that HHN could do it right...because they are fans. As much a fan as any "die hard" here on the forums.

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Did you read the two different definitions of fan and fanatic? Fan is taken from the word fanatic but they don't mean the same thing. The same way a glass of sangria doesn't actually have blood in it.

Even ignoring that...the people who requested to see Insidious wanted to see Insidious at HHN because they like what HHN does. They appreciate HHN as an event, and want things they like to be a part of the event. Do you honestly think people who request a certain IP only go for that one IP and have no appreciation for the people who created the maze? They wanted to see Insidious at HHN because they know that HHN could do it right...because they are fans. As much a fan as any "die hard" here on the forums.

Completely agree with you man. Doesn't make sense to not think the GP are fans. Just cuz they aren't as knowledgable or aren't as crazy about the event doesn't mean they're not fans.

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Did you read the two different definitions of fan and fanatic? Fan is taken from the word fanatic but they don't mean the same thing. The same way a glass of sangria doesn't actually have blood in it.

Not the way I make Sangria.... *spits chewing tabacco and tilts cowboy hat*

anyways guys lets move on no need to take this further. There are casual fans and there are Die Hards Fans like us we are all fans despite the GP's dumb thinking they pay to get in every year just like us no need to take this any further beside we do have a whole thread to make fun of them lol.

Case Closed. Lets all be friends again!

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