Devoting yourself to "knowing" people you've never met is half the problem with this country, IMHO. Tiger and Britney Spears do not give a shit about you. Go read to your kids.
amen! :thumbsup:
Devoting yourself to "knowing" people you've never met is half the problem with this country, IMHO. Tiger and Britney Spears do not give a shit about you. Go read to your kids.
I'm with u OP. It's worse when your're on a college campus. It's always about "The Game". "Did you see it?" "wasn't the game crazy?". I think it's the way I was brought up. My parents never watched sports so I never ever saw the appeal in them. To me it's just flat out boring and I'd rather watch something else.
What I don't understand is how people are obsessed with "sports" not just a particuilar one. You can talk to people about any sport, be it basketball, or football, or hockey and they suddenly know every stat of every player and need to know how their fantasy team is doing.
ugh
Grew up watching sports, but never really got into it until college. Something about following the college team made me interested.
I agree on the stats and knowledge bullshit, though. It irks me in all forms, not just sports. Like when you say "Oh who's that guy in the movie?" and someone says, "You don't know? He's dating her, and they were in this other film together, and now they have this drama or whatever."
Devoting yourself to "knowing" people you've never met is half the problem with this country, IMHO. Tiger and Britney Spears do not give a shit about you. Go read to your kids.
Pros > College in any sport period.
baseball and football - but fuck ESPN as a whole. all they do is suck the cocks of the yankees, red sox, colts, and patriots
basketball, football, tennis for me... I can't stand slow scoring sports such as soccer.