Not Everyone is a Brain-dead Sports Fan!
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Yeah? Well I could look through most posts and find a bunch ignorant, immature comments from you sports fans.I could look through most post and find a bunch Ignorant, Immature Comments from you non-sports fans
I only give you all this shit cause you were giving us all this bull shitSkul wrote:You give us shit, we give it right back. Simple as that.
Yeah? Well I could look through most posts and find a bunch ignorant, immature comments from you sports fans.I could look through most post and find a bunch Ignorant, Immature Comments from you non-sports fans
I just realized that someone added "Sportsman" underneath my name! Thats awesome thanks for not relating me with the couple on here who are losers!skul i have to disagree with what you are saying because i came onto this website with an open mind and being civil while stating my oppinion without dissing anyone or dissing any beleives and everyone just likes to turn it into a very pointless arguement just tring to put anyone down using vulgure language 4 no aparent reason and its frustrating because i would like to understand your point of veiw while pointing out my veiws on it and being respectfull about it i just dont get why most of the people on here have to be so ignorintSkul wrote:I've actually tried to sit through football (soccer) matches, but I could never get interested. I could never see anything to get so passionate about. To me, it's just a bunch of guys kicking a ball about, no different to a group of boys in the park kicking a ball about. The only difference is that on TV, loads of people are watching and the players are getting paid for it.
In high school, I quite enjoyed playing badminton, but not to the extent that I would go and join badminton clubs and watch it on TV (I don't think it's televised, anyway), but playing it recreationally was fun. I have to say that the meanest opponent in badminton is a wall. As someone once said: "Never play badminton against a wall -- they're relentless!" (or something like that).
In my primary school years, I tried rugby for a few weeks, but I quit, because running around in the freezing cold, throwing a ball back and forth is just not my cup of tea.
A lot of the content on this site is in jest and I'm sorry that many of you can't accept the fact that we don't like the same things as you.
From The Rules:
Sorry Larry. Your run-on sentence looks to have nothing significant to add to this 2-year old thread. Closing it.Skul wrote: §8) Do not dig up old threads
Threads older than 4 months should not be dug up unless something significant is being added.