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I never really understood how emotional people get over college football. Almost as if they have some sort of personal stake in whoever wins/loses. I use to feel that way about sports too, when I was 11.Originally Posted by suited
So glad you grew out of it. One day I hope to be as kewl as you. Now....kindly GTFO.
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So glad you grew out of it. One day I hope to be as kewl as you. Now....kindly GTFO.Originally Posted by embowafa
I never said there was anything wrong with it. I just don't understand it. I've seen people get physically/emotionally upset if their team loses. I just don't understand that, it's a football game. What personal stake do they have in the game that creates such an outlandish following of their prospective team? Maybe it's just herd mentality. Maybe I'm just too creatively thirsty to sit and watch people throw a ball back and forth for 3 hours.
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I never said there was anything wrong with it. I just don't understand it. I've seen people get physically/emotionally upset if their team loses. I just don't understand that, it's a football game. What personal stake do they have in the game that creates such an outlandish following of their prospective team? Maybe it's just herd mentality. Maybe I'm just too creatively thirsty to sit and watch people throw a ball back and forth for 3 hours.Originally Posted by suited
I certainly hope SF is quenching that thirst.
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Maybe I'm just too creatively thirsty to sit and watch people throw a ball back and forth for 3 hours.Originally Posted by suited
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I never said there was anything wrong with it. I just don't understand it. I've seen people get physically/emotionally upset if their team loses. I just don't understand that, it's a football game. What personal stake do they have in the game that creates such an outlandish following of their prospective team? Maybe it's just herd mentality. Maybe I'm just too creatively thirsty to sit and watch people throw a ball back and forth for 3 hours.Originally Posted by suited
Seriously. One day you won't take yourself so seriously. Around this time you might get laid and/or one or more friends.
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I certainly hope SF is quenching that thirst.
Exactly. The same guy trolling a college football thread on Styleforum on a Friday afternoon is bragging about his intellect and creativity.
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Fight On!!!! Go Trojans!
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I never said there was anything wrong with it. I just don't understand it. I've seen people get physically/emotionally upset if their team loses. I just don't understand that, it's a football game. What personal stake do they have in the game that creates such an outlandish following of their prospective team? Maybe it's just herd mentality. Maybe I'm just too creatively thirsty to sit and watch people throw a ball back and forth for 3 hours.Originally Posted by suited
you must have not gone to a big school.
anyhow. i like OSU. i don't see how barkley can handle the Shoe. that place is ******* nuts.
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Ohio State is about to get assfucked back to Ancient Greece.
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