Sports is a Disease
I just flipped past a local station (on my way to view tonight's Chunk o' Monk on USA). Football season has officially started. Oh sure, they might call it a PRE-season, but I'm not fooled. It's American football no matter how you slice it . I don't even watch the Super Bowl anymore. I just wait for the sweet commercials to show up online somewhere. The other day, a new account Web form asked me to enter my favorite sports team (for possible future password recovery purposes). “None of the above” was not acceptable.
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8 Comments
Anonymous
August 20th, 2004
at 8:44pm
I dislike sports as well… Maybe it's from all the jocks picking on me in high school. It seems like all the meatheads are consumed by watching football, making weired noises and spilling beer all over themselves
Anonymous
August 20th, 2004
at 10:00pm
Besides all that football is, is just people kicking a little rubber/leather ball through two posts and hitting each other. Whoopdeedoo! Big deal. I hate sports. Most of the people that play sports in my area are jocks anyways. And they pick on me too.
Anonymous
August 20th, 2004
at 11:30pm
I don't watch football or baseball, anymore. Too much politically correct BS, and too many arrogant athletes. Even NASCAR is becoming PC. Oh well - what are ya goin' to do?
Anonymous
August 21st, 2004
at 1:51pm
Go Raiders!
Anonymous
August 23rd, 2004
at 6:48am
I agree that professional sports are overated, I just don't see the appeal.
But I must say I have been thoroughly enjoying the Olympics this past week. Never mind the events that professionals can play in, pooh on that. But for these kids that have been practicing day after day for their whole lives to try get a shot at a medal once every four years. now that makes for some impressive viewing. There ain't no one paying them huge somes of cash…they are there for the competition (OK maybe that Phelps kid is making a little dough off those endorsements.). Most of the athletes are are blips on the radar, soon forgotten. This may be their only Olypmic shot at glory. Others will go on to be heroes in their countries, just as famous as the professional athletes here. But they are far more deserving in my view.
Anyhoo, the Olympics are worth watching IMHO.
tmbgiantz
Anonymous
August 23rd, 2004
at 8:16am
I laughed at myself for a moment when I realized that this entry bugged me more than your political soapbox entries. Guess I don't need to send you an invitation to my Fantasy Football league, huh?
Anonymous
August 24th, 2004
at 9:02pm
I used to hate [watching] sports too… then for some reason I've started enjoying football the past couple years. Maybe it's just a phase. Hmm……. go Saints!
robbied
August 25th, 2008
at 8:15am
why do professional athletes get paid more than teachers? It just doesn’t make any sense!