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The Juggler · January 2016

jnimhaoileoin said:

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rgambs said:

The Juggler said:
well, it seems this fella really dislike sports, huh?
It was a quote from a comedy film by a comedian... It wasn't meant to be a condemnation of anybody who watches sports ever.

That being said, I do think serious sport fandom is immature and lame. Go do something on a freakin Sunday every now and then, and stop worshipping these people who play games and party for millions of dollars.
You're talking about a small number of sports there (American ones mostly I guess). The most popular sports in Ireland are played by amateurs who are greatly admired and generally very good role models for kids too. The clubs are at the heart of each community and the players fit training and matches around their day jobs

Soccer fans, worldwide, are the most crazed and obsessed. Not even close. I believe we've mentioned them a few times in this thread.

That's cool though, man. Sports are great.

rgambs · January 2016

The Juggler said:

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rgambs said:

The Juggler said:
well, it seems this fella really dislike sports, huh?
It was a quote from a comedy film by a comedian... It wasn't meant to be a condemnation of anybody who watches sports ever.

That being said, I do think serious sport fandom is immature and lame. Go do something on a freakin Sunday every now and then, and stop worshipping these people who play games and party for millions of dollars.
Funny thing is the quote's from a film that stars, among others, Lebron James.

He was pretty good too, funny and believable.

The Juggler · January 2016

rgambs said:

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The Juggler said:

rgambs said:

The Juggler said:
well, it seems this fella really dislike sports, huh?
It was a quote from a comedy film by a comedian... It wasn't meant to be a condemnation of anybody who watches sports ever.

That being said, I do think serious sport fandom is immature and lame. Go do something on a freakin Sunday every now and then, and stop worshipping these people who play games and party for millions of dollars.
Funny thing is the quote's from a film that stars, among others, Lebron James.

He was pretty good too, funny and believable.

Did you like his hairdo?

muskydan · January 2016

rgambs said:

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jnimhaoileoin said:

rgambs said:

jnimhaoileoin said:

rgambs said:

The Juggler said:
well, it seems this fella really dislike sports, huh?
It was a quote from a comedy film by a comedian... It wasn't meant to be a condemnation of anybody who watches sports ever.

That being said, I do think serious sport fandom is immature and lame. Go do something on a freakin Sunday every now and then, and stop worshipping these people who play games and party for millions of dollars.
You're talking about a small number of sports there (American ones mostly I guess). The most popular sports in Ireland are played by amateurs who are greatly admired and generally very good role models for kids too. The clubs are at the heart of each community and the players fit training and matches around their day jobs
I wish America was more like that!!
It's a fairly unique situation here admittedly. People do follow soccer as well but GAA is the main passion. My favourite sport to watch is badminton. The players are professionals but the money is shite
Badminton is so much fun to play, I could play badminton and ping pong all day.

Now that says it all right there...

pjhawks · January 2016

rgambs said:

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The Juggler said:
well, it seems this fella really dislike sports, huh?
It was a quote from a comedy film by a comedian... It wasn't meant to be a condemnation of anybody who watches sports ever.

That being said, I do think serious sport fandom is immature and lame. Go do something on a freakin Sunday every now and then, and stop worshipping these people who play games and party for millions of dollars.

kind of ironic coming from an adult who belongs to a bands fan club.

rgambs · January 2016

pjhawks said:

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rgambs said:

The Juggler said:
well, it seems this fella really dislike sports, huh?
It was a quote from a comedy film by a comedian... It wasn't meant to be a condemnation of anybody who watches sports ever.

That being said, I do think serious sport fandom is immature and lame. Go do something on a freakin Sunday every now and then, and stop worshipping these people who play games and party for millions of dollars.
kind of ironic coming from an adult who belongs to a bands fan club.

You can't put art and sports in the same category like that, there is zero comparison. Seriously, art and sports?? That's nuts.

rgambs · January 2016

muskydan said:

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rgambs said:

jnimhaoileoin said:

rgambs said:

jnimhaoileoin said:

rgambs said:

The Juggler said:
well, it seems this fella really dislike sports, huh?
It was a quote from a comedy film by a comedian... It wasn't meant to be a condemnation of anybody who watches sports ever.

That being said, I do think serious sport fandom is immature and lame. Go do something on a freakin Sunday every now and then, and stop worshipping these people who play games and party for millions of dollars.
You're talking about a small number of sports there (American ones mostly I guess). The most popular sports in Ireland are played by amateurs who are greatly admired and generally very good role models for kids too. The clubs are at the heart of each community and the players fit training and matches around their day jobs
I wish America was more like that!!
It's a fairly unique situation here admittedly. People do follow soccer as well but GAA is the main passion. My favourite sport to watch is badminton. The players are professionals but the money is shite
Badminton is so much fun to play, I could play badminton and ping pong all day.
Now that says it all right there...

Haha yep it does, it says while you are glued to the TV or in a seat watching someone else do something you can't and don't do, I will be out doing something.

The Juggler · January 2016

rgambs said:

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muskydan said:

rgambs said:

jnimhaoileoin said:

rgambs said:

jnimhaoileoin said:

rgambs said:

The Juggler said:
well, it seems this fella really dislike sports, huh?
It was a quote from a comedy film by a comedian... It wasn't meant to be a condemnation of anybody who watches sports ever.

That being said, I do think serious sport fandom is immature and lame. Go do something on a freakin Sunday every now and then, and stop worshipping these people who play games and party for millions of dollars.
You're talking about a small number of sports there (American ones mostly I guess). The most popular sports in Ireland are played by amateurs who are greatly admired and generally very good role models for kids too. The clubs are at the heart of each community and the players fit training and matches around their day jobs
I wish America was more like that!!
It's a fairly unique situation here admittedly. People do follow soccer as well but GAA is the main passion. My favourite sport to watch is badminton. The players are professionals but the money is shite
Badminton is so much fun to play, I could play badminton and ping pong all day.
Now that says it all right there...
Haha yep it does, it says while you are glued to the TV or in a seat watching someone else do something you can't and don't do, I will be out doing something.

...like watching the latest Amy Schumer tv show or movie.

This guy....haha

rgambs · January 2016

The Juggler said:

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rgambs said:

muskydan said:

rgambs said:

jnimhaoileoin said:

rgambs said:

jnimhaoileoin said:

rgambs said:

The Juggler said:
well, it seems this fella really dislike sports, huh?
It was a quote from a comedy film by a comedian... It wasn't meant to be a condemnation of anybody who watches sports ever.

That being said, I do think serious sport fandom is immature and lame. Go do something on a freakin Sunday every now and then, and stop worshipping these people who play games and party for millions of dollars.
You're talking about a small number of sports there (American ones mostly I guess). The most popular sports in Ireland are played by amateurs who are greatly admired and generally very good role models for kids too. The clubs are at the heart of each community and the players fit training and matches around their day jobs
I wish America was more like that!!
It's a fairly unique situation here admittedly. People do follow soccer as well but GAA is the main passion. My favourite sport to watch is badminton. The players are professionals but the money is shite
Badminton is so much fun to play, I could play badminton and ping pong all day.
Now that says it all right there...
Haha yep it does, it says while you are glued to the TV or in a seat watching someone else do something you can't and don't do, I will be out doing something.
...like watching the latest Amy Schumer tv show or movie.

This guy....haha

Nice try, watching a comedy now and then doesn't compare to at least 3 hrs a day for a 16 week NFL season, and other sports to boot. I don't spend as much time in front of the TV (no cable or Netflix) in a year as a serious sports fan does in a couple weeks.

The Juggler · January 2016

rgambs said:

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The Juggler said:

rgambs said:

muskydan said:

rgambs said:

jnimhaoileoin said:

rgambs said:

jnimhaoileoin said:

rgambs said:

The Juggler said:
well, it seems this fella really dislike sports, huh?
It was a quote from a comedy film by a comedian... It wasn't meant to be a condemnation of anybody who watches sports ever.

That being said, I do think serious sport fandom is immature and lame. Go do something on a freakin Sunday every now and then, and stop worshipping these people who play games and party for millions of dollars.
You're talking about a small number of sports there (American ones mostly I guess). The most popular sports in Ireland are played by amateurs who are greatly admired and generally very good role models for kids too. The clubs are at the heart of each community and the players fit training and matches around their day jobs
I wish America was more like that!!
It's a fairly unique situation here admittedly. People do follow soccer as well but GAA is the main passion. My favourite sport to watch is badminton. The players are professionals but the money is shite
Badminton is so much fun to play, I could play badminton and ping pong all day.
Now that says it all right there...
Haha yep it does, it says while you are glued to the TV or in a seat watching someone else do something you can't and don't do, I will be out doing something.
...like watching the latest Amy Schumer tv show or movie.

This guy....haha
Nice try, watching a comedy now and then doesn't compare to at least 3 hrs a day for a 16 week NFL season, and other sports to boot. I don't spend as much time in front of the TV (no cable or Netflix) in a year as a serious sports fan does in a couple weeks.

"Now and then" right.

No. I am projecting you to be that guy who comes home and watches a solid 5 hours of tv a night before hitting the sack. I'd say you haven't picked up a book since high school either.

See how easy it is to generalize?

Cliffy6745 · January 2016

rgambs said:

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The Juggler said:

rgambs said:

muskydan said:

rgambs said:

jnimhaoileoin said:

rgambs said:

jnimhaoileoin said:

rgambs said:

The Juggler said:
well, it seems this fella really dislike sports, huh?
It was a quote from a comedy film by a comedian... It wasn't meant to be a condemnation of anybody who watches sports ever.

That being said, I do think serious sport fandom is immature and lame. Go do something on a freakin Sunday every now and then, and stop worshipping these people who play games and party for millions of dollars.
You're talking about a small number of sports there (American ones mostly I guess). The most popular sports in Ireland are played by amateurs who are greatly admired and generally very good role models for kids too. The clubs are at the heart of each community and the players fit training and matches around their day jobs
I wish America was more like that!!
It's a fairly unique situation here admittedly. People do follow soccer as well but GAA is the main passion. My favourite sport to watch is badminton. The players are professionals but the money is shite
Badminton is so much fun to play, I could play badminton and ping pong all day.
Now that says it all right there...
Haha yep it does, it says while you are glued to the TV or in a seat watching someone else do something you can't and don't do, I will be out doing something.
...like watching the latest Amy Schumer tv show or movie.

This guy....haha
Nice try, watching a comedy now and then doesn't compare to at least 3 hrs a day for a 16 week NFL season, and other sports to boot. I don't spend as much time in front of the TV (no cable or Netflix) in a year as a serious sports fan does in a couple weeks.

Here's the thing, and I know it is going to be shocking, but no one gives a fuck what you think, so scram.

Indifference71 · January 2016

rgambs said:

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muskydan said:

rgambs said:

jnimhaoileoin said:

rgambs said:

jnimhaoileoin said:

rgambs said:

The Juggler said:
well, it seems this fella really dislike sports, huh?
It was a quote from a comedy film by a comedian... It wasn't meant to be a condemnation of anybody who watches sports ever.

That being said, I do think serious sport fandom is immature and lame. Go do something on a freakin Sunday every now and then, and stop worshipping these people who play games and party for millions of dollars.
You're talking about a small number of sports there (American ones mostly I guess). The most popular sports in Ireland are played by amateurs who are greatly admired and generally very good role models for kids too. The clubs are at the heart of each community and the players fit training and matches around their day jobs
I wish America was more like that!!
It's a fairly unique situation here admittedly. People do follow soccer as well but GAA is the main passion. My favourite sport to watch is badminton. The players are professionals but the money is shite
Badminton is so much fun to play, I could play badminton and ping pong all day.
Now that says it all right there...
Haha yep it does, it says while you are glued to the TV or in a seat watching someone else do something you can't and don't do, I will be out doing something.

Good for you. It must be tough being so much better than everyone huh?

rgambs · January 2016

Indifference71 said:

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rgambs said:

muskydan said:

rgambs said:

jnimhaoileoin said:

rgambs said:

jnimhaoileoin said:

rgambs said:

The Juggler said:
well, it seems this fella really dislike sports, huh?
It was a quote from a comedy film by a comedian... It wasn't meant to be a condemnation of anybody who watches sports ever.

That being said, I do think serious sport fandom is immature and lame. Go do something on a freakin Sunday every now and then, and stop worshipping these people who play games and party for millions of dollars.
You're talking about a small number of sports there (American ones mostly I guess). The most popular sports in Ireland are played by amateurs who are greatly admired and generally very good role models for kids too. The clubs are at the heart of each community and the players fit training and matches around their day jobs
I wish America was more like that!!
It's a fairly unique situation here admittedly. People do follow soccer as well but GAA is the main passion. My favourite sport to watch is badminton. The players are professionals but the money is shite
Badminton is so much fun to play, I could play badminton and ping pong all day.
Now that says it all right there...
Haha yep it does, it says while you are glued to the TV or in a seat watching someone else do something you can't and don't do, I will be out doing something.
Good for you. It must be tough being so much better than everyone huh?

Nope, it's not hard at all! Comes naturally to me!

eeriepadave · June 2016

this dude.

http://www.philliedelphia.com/2016/06/phillies-fan-assaulted-ryan-howard-with-a-beer-bottle-saturday.html

pjhawks · September 2016

nfl starts back up time to bring this one back out.

Cowboy fan attacks woman at Skins game.

http://www.aol.com/article/sports/2016/09/20/this-horrifying-video-shoes-a-cowboys-fan-attacking-women-during/21475663/

HesCalledDyer · September 2016

rgambs said:

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pjhawks said:

rgambs said:

The Juggler said:
well, it seems this fella really dislike sports, huh?
It was a quote from a comedy film by a comedian... It wasn't meant to be a condemnation of anybody who watches sports ever.

That being said, I do think serious sport fandom is immature and lame. Go do something on a freakin Sunday every now and then, and stop worshipping these people who play games and party for millions of dollars.
kind of ironic coming from an adult who belongs to a bands fan club.
You can't put art and sports in the same category like that, there is zero comparison. Seriously, art and sports?? That's nuts.

Baseball and hockey are pure art.

pjalive21 · September 2016

http://www.sfgate.com/raiders/article/Two-Raiders-fans-Coliseum-Oakland-fight-9232339.php

this is pure hilarity minus the sucker punch punk

eeriepadave · October 2016

http://www.sportingnews.com/mlb/news/toronto-blue-jays-bottle-can-orioles-al-wild-card-game-2017/nko9i4euihfv1icmueyowqwpq

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zsO1oIPRPBc

pjhawks · October 2016

eeriepadave said:
http://www.sportingnews.com/mlb/news/toronto-blue-jays-bottle-can-orioles-al-wild-card-game-2017/nko9i4euihfv1icmueyowqwpq

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zsO1oIPRPBc

oh canada

Wobbie · October 2016

my first thought was "that's an almost full $10 beer!"

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