So much respect for a song with no respect for each other. We are so out of whack it’s hard to imagine things will ever get better. Mark Cuban is right. If the song doesn’t represent the players then what’s the point?
So much respect for a song with no respect for each other. We are so out of whack it’s hard to imagine things will ever get better. Mark Cuban is right. If the song doesn’t represent the players then what’s the point?
Gotta be a tough thing to type. I can't bring myself to do it, so I'll just bold yours.
So much respect for a song with no respect for each other. We are so out of whack it’s hard to imagine things will ever get better. Mark Cuban is right. If the song doesn’t represent the players then what’s the point?
Gotta be a tough thing to type. I can't bring myself to do it, so I'll just bold yours.
Hahahaha totally get it but he comes from my hometown so have to agree with him sometimes!
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So much respect for a song with no respect for each other. We are so out of whack it’s hard to imagine things will ever get better. Mark Cuban is right. If the song doesn’t represent the players then what’s the point?
Gotta be a tough thing to type. I can't bring myself to do it, so I'll just bold yours.
Mrs FMe is friends with him -- he was on a show she worked on 10+ years ago and the man still responds when she reaches out, he has helped with advice on a few things, and when we first moved and took in a little guy who loves basketball we always had great seats for when the Mavs were in town. He is one of the nicest people. I've met him a few times - a normal guy.
So much respect for a song with no respect for each other. We are so out of whack it’s hard to imagine things will ever get better. Mark Cuban is right. If the song doesn’t represent the players then what’s the point?
Gotta be a tough thing to type. I can't bring myself to do it, so I'll just bold yours.
Mrs FMe is friends with him -- he was on a show she worked on 10+ years ago and the man still responds when she reaches out, he has helped with advice on a few things, and when we first moved and took in a little guy who loves basketball we always had great seats for when the Mavs were in town. He is one of the nicest people. I've met him a few times - a normal guy.
Great to hear!!
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i brought this up years ago and i recall it being way more contentious then than it seems to be now. maybe current events have skewed people away from arbitrary patriotism?
i've always thought that combining sports and patriotism is absurd. it reminds of the the Seinfeld bit where he talks about the Olympics, and how odd it is that the decathlon combines cross country skiing and shooting a gun. "how many alpine snipers are into this? it's like combining swimming with strangle-a-guy" (mimics swimming, stopping at the end, strangling someone)
that makes just as much sense to me.
mind you, patriotism has always seemed dumb to me. "you want me to sing a song showing my allegiance to a land mass where i was born and the government that owns it before a bunch of grown men play a children's sport or my algebra class? makes perfect sense to me!".
as someone else said, if we truly want to honour our vets, fucking take care of them. give them a full pension and benefits once they leave the force. and establish a fully functional mental health arm of the military that all vets and their families can have access to.
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but baseball is the same...many countries represented
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Mrs FMe is friends with him -- he was on a show she worked on 10+ years ago and the man still responds when she reaches out, he has helped with advice on a few things, and when we first moved and took in a little guy who loves basketball we always had great seats for when the Mavs were in town. He is one of the nicest people. I've met him a few times - a normal guy.
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i've always thought that combining sports and patriotism is absurd. it reminds of the the Seinfeld bit where he talks about the Olympics, and how odd it is that the decathlon combines cross country skiing and shooting a gun. "how many alpine snipers are into this? it's like combining swimming with strangle-a-guy" (mimics swimming, stopping at the end, strangling someone)
that makes just as much sense to me.
mind you, patriotism has always seemed dumb to me. "you want me to sing a song showing my allegiance to a land mass where i was born and the government that owns it before a bunch of grown men play a children's sport or my algebra class? makes perfect sense to me!".
as someone else said, if we truly want to honour our vets, fucking take care of them. give them a full pension and benefits once they leave the force. and establish a fully functional mental health arm of the military that all vets and their families can have access to.
-EV 8/14/93