anyone else here not care about football?
asianbiker8
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its all i hear about right now. driving me nuts. i just want to go hang out with some people after work and smoke cigars.
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See, now there's where we're diametrically opposed - I don't bother watching college football because those kids haven't yet developed the killer instinct. College ball is 'way too tame, IMO.
I'm sorry
jk bro
"I don't like sports because there are too many better things to do." Do you watch movies? They make millions and don't cure cancer. Do you listen to music? Do you allow yourself any form of entertainment? If so, then chances are that whoever created that song or movie or book is making millions of dollars. I mean, does Morgan Freeman or Tom Clancy or Tim McGraw give back more than an athlete? Do they work harder or deserve more respect?
I just find it interesting that people who do not like sports see them and the athletes who participate in them as such a cancer. But every other form of entertainment and those who make millions off of it are ok.
"If you do not read the newspapers you're uninformed. If you do read the newspapers, you're misinformed." -- Mark Twain
Generally, the music I listen to is more underground and the musicians aren't exactly what I'd call "rich." As for movies, yes, I watch them. Do I think Hollywood is a bunch of BS surrounding people trying to find themselves and getting rich off of us saps? Yes. I don't go to see lots of movies, but do watch TV or DVDs. As I stated first: I'm just not a fan of sports, nor have I ever been. I don't go to the movies and jump around screaming and whistling every time something good happens and I don't allow my week to be ruined if the bad guy isn't stopped in a movie. Nor do I dedicate hours of my time multiple times a week to watching movies or TV. As Kuzi brought up, I've never knocked over someone's beer because I got excited over a movie and couldn't control my bodily movements. Bottom line: just not for me. I have lots of friends who are huge sports fans and I have no problem with it. To each his or her own.
based on the tone of your messages and the way you refer to sports fans, that statement shocks me...