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"muffinman" (muffinman28{at}prodigy.net) writes:
> "Jamie Rosen"  wrote in message
> news:bf2jda$16o$1{at}freenet9.carleton.ca...
>> Michelle Steiner (michelle{at}michelle.org) writes:
>
>> >> Come on, this is really, really lame. Kane was never
burned? He only
>> >> imagined it, from the time he was a child.
>> >
> 
> Yes, and he never looked in a mirror

Or he did, but he was *delusional* and so he *saw something that wasn't
there*, ie the scars from when he was burned. Let's get one thing straight
-- he said "the doctors told me the burns were superficial." In other
words, he *was* burned, but in his mind his scars were much more serious
than they actually were.

>> -- With Paul Bearer manipulating him, he never spoke and was at his most
>> covered up. Presumably, this was because Bearer was reinforcing the
>> "freakishly disfigured" belief of Kane.
> 
> Yes, Uncle Paul forced him to wear the spiffy wrestling outfit with matching
> mask. Must have been quite a site at the supermarket and the mall...

Well, we all know that Kane wears his outfit when goes to the supermarket.
Haven't you seen those Stacker ads? :P

>> -- Kane continued to show more skin, and by the time he joined up with RVD
>> he'd "overcome" his speech problem to the point where he
could talk
>> normally. Of course, the problem was all in his head to begin with.
> 
> what a hallmark moment, you mark. :P

I'm confused. Is that supposed to be tongue in cheek, or outright insulting?

>> -- This also explains why women like Katie Vick and Torri (remember her?)
>> would be willing to be involved with Kane (well, this and the fact that
>> he ain't called the "big red machine" for nothin' ;) )
> 
> do you think he ever took the mask off for them or left it on?

You'd have to ask them that. :P

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