Sports Fans Average Lowest IQs and LIteracy

[FuggYou]

Overseer58 wrote:

<quoted text>They sit there mesmerized by the TV with their 250 lb bodies crammed into a pair of boxer shorts, drinking beer, masturbating while pretending THEY are the ones crossing the goal line and sinking the basket. It's just so pathetic it's almost sad.

Your incestuous parents obviously didn't give you enough attention as a child.

[Cassius Chaerea]

_Jusayin_ wrote:

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I understand your end game and it's juvenile and pretentious so let's put aside what you call simple point A to B games and/or topics and talk about something you find important.
I'll be waiting.

Its juvenile for grown adults to wear sports jerseys and to get so worked up over nothing they even have the slightest control over. Demonstrative of an 80-85 IQ and the need for psychological therapy.

[Cassius Chaerea]

_Jusayin_ wrote:

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I understand your end game and it's juvenile and pretentious so let's put aside what you call simple point A to B games and/or topics and talk about something you find important.
I'll be waiting.

My "end game" is to logically understand why a supposedly grown adult would wear sports jerseys with a players number and name on them. I mean, I used to play army and wear helmets when I was a child while pretending to be a soldier. But then I got past the sixth grade and stopped. I find issues regarding mental health to be important, hence my desire to understand.

[Cassius Chaerea]

Cassius Chaerea wrote:

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.... to get so worked up over nothing they even have the slightest control over. Demonstrative of an 80-85 IQ and the need for psychological therapy.

Just like politics and social issues and environmental issues. Unless you are that rare exceptional human being, like say the President or Mother Theresa, you really don't control anything truly bigger in the world other than what you eat for lunch. Don't be so full of yourself.

[Cassius Chaerea]

Cassius Chaerea wrote:

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Just like politics and social issues and environmental issues. Unless you are that rare exceptional human being, like say the President or Mother Theresa, you really don't control anything truly bigger in the world other than what you eat for lunch. Don't be so full of yourself.

I didn't know that I was full of myself but thanks for the compliment. I can control a game of Checkers by actually determining and making the necessary moves. Watching someone play a sports game and getting so emotionally involved in it's outcome when you have zero control over said outcome is logically baffling.

[Cassius Chaerea]

The_Solution wrote:

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I don't know what kind of gay, hill billy Super Bowl parties you go to, but that's not what the normal fan does. You must be the kid that was picked last in sports. You must not have an athletic bone on your body. That is why you have such a hard on for people who actually enjoy sports. Turn off the Fox News for a while and watch something entertaining. You probably jam carrots up your ass while listening to year old Mitt Romney speeches.

Thanks for interjecting politics in here. I'll play. I can even keep it within the realm of a Sports Forum. Trivial note: Upon ceasing his worthless existence in Congress, Barney Frank (Democrat Massachusetts) has become a VERY wide receiver within the gay brothel that he operates. Now you can legitimately wear a brown jersey with the number 0 on it representing an anus and scream for your new sports team, The Ruptured Sphincters.

[Cassius ClayChaerea]

Cassius Chaerea wrote:

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I didn't know that I was full of myself but thanks for the compliment. I can control a game of Checkers by actually determining and making the necessary moves. Watching someone play a sports game and getting so emotionally involved in it's outcome when you have zero control over said outcome is logically baffling.

Getting emotional over checkers is baffling.

[_Jusayin_]

Cassius Chaerea wrote:

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My "end game" is to logically understand why a supposedly grown adult would wear sports jerseys with a players number and name on them. I mean, I used to play army and wear helmets when I was a child while pretending to be a soldier. But then I got past the sixth grade and stopped. I find issues regarding mental health to be important, hence my desire to understand.

Fair enough but initially you said this:

Cassius Chaerea wrote:

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Its juvenile for grown adults to wear sports jerseys and to get so worked up over nothing they even have the slightest control over. Demonstrative of an 80-85 IQ and the need for psychological therapy.

I'd give you an honest answer to the best of my abilities but your genuineness comes into question and it's not worth it for me to do that if you don't really want to hear it in the first place.

If you truly desire to understand there is no further need for you to try and insult and act as if you're above anyone here because any logical person should know the last thing you want to do when you want something from someone is to anger and belittle them. ;)

Come at us from a better angle or not at all.

[Overseer58]

Then there are the grossly overpaid, Neanderthal athletes who can't form complete sentences in their after-game interviews. Then they go out and sponsor illegal dog fights, beat their girlfriend, get in shootouts at strip clubs, drive drunk, and just generally prove that they have no class and no upbringing. These people shouldn't be role models. They should be inmates.

It's a hideous injustice that someone who can't read and write, but can throw a ball because of massive steroid injections, gets paid a thousand times more than one of our soldiers in Iraq.

[_Jusayin_]

Overseer58 wrote:

Then there are the grossly overpaid, Neanderthal athletes who can't form complete sentences in their after-game interviews. Then they go out and sponsor illegal dog fights, beat their girlfriend, get in shootouts at strip clubs, drive drunk, and just generally prove that they have no class and no upbringing. These people shouldn't be role models. They should be inmates.
It's a hideous injustice that someone who can't read and write, but can throw a ball because of massive steroid injections, gets paid a thousand times more than one of our soldiers in Iraq.

No arguments there. Most athletes do get away with crimes that us normal people could never dream of and they're grossly overpaid especially in comparison to the men and women who wear the flag.

In fairness, most athletes ask NOT to be viewed as role models but children will still view them as because they don't have much as to look up to as most parents in America only see their children for a few hours per day at best while teachers, babysitters, day care workers and other people's children play bigger hands in raising them.

Go deeper and point the fingers at the real culprits. Trust, it's not the athletes.

[40for60]

Cassius Chaerea wrote:

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My "end game" is to logically understand why a supposedly grown adult would wear sports jerseys with a players number and name on them. I mean, I used to play army and wear helmets when I was a child while pretending to be a soldier. But then I got past the sixth grade and stopped. I find issues regarding mental health to be important, hence my desire to understand.

There are a multitude of educated idiots that will never understand sports and their fans, but that says more about you than any fifteen posts could.
So now that you are in 7th Grade, does your teacher know you troll the internet making an Aaaassss of yourself?

[Purple Faithful]

Overseer58 wrote:

Then there are the grossly overpaid, Neanderthal athletes who can't form complete sentences in their after-game interviews. Then they go out and sponsor illegal dog fights, beat their girlfriend, get in shootouts at strip clubs, drive drunk, and just generally prove that they have no class and no upbringing. These people shouldn't be role models. They should be inmates.
It's a hideous injustice that someone who can't read and write, but can throw a ball because of massive steroid injections, gets paid a thousand times more than one of our soldiers in Iraq.

Yes, what society needs is to elect you dictator in chief, then like adolph hitler, you can decide what people are worth, privatize the NFL, privitize banks, require mercedes to make chevy volts, build some shovel-ready autobahns, whatever. all hail socialist drivel.

[Purple Faithful]

_Jusayin_ wrote:

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No arguments there. Most athletes do get away with crimes that us normal people could never dream of and they're grossly overpaid especially in comparison to the men and women who wear the flag.
In fairness, most athletes ask NOT to be viewed as role models but children will still view them as because they don't have much as to look up to as most parents in America only see their children for a few hours per day at best while teachers, babysitters, day care workers and other people's children play bigger hands in raising them.
Go deeper and point the fingers at the real culprits. Trust, it's not the athletes.

do you have any proof of your "facts"? because people do not normally go to federal prison for dog fighting; they get a fine. People do not normally go to prison in new york for shooting themselves in the leg, they get a fine, maybe small jail time.

[Overseer58]

Purple Faithful wrote:

<quoted text>Yes, what society needs is to elect you dictator in chief, then like adolph hitler, you can decide what people are worth, privatize the NFL, privitize banks, require mercedes to make chevy volts, build some shovel-ready autobahns, whatever. all hail socialist drivel.

We already have a dictator-in-chief in the White House whose main hobby is urinating on the United States Constitution. And he's a sports nut, of course.

By the way, it's been considered extremely passe` for over a decade to bring Hitler or Nazis into internet debates. You might want to stretch your imagination a little bit and try to get past Hitler comparisons or Yo Momma insults.

[_Jusayin_]

Purple Faithful wrote:

<quoted text>do you have any proof of your "facts"? because people do not normally go to federal prison for dog fighting; they get a fine. People do not normally go to prison in new york for shooting themselves in the leg, they get a fine, maybe small jail time.

Purple Faithful, let me educate you son. Sit down and pay attention now.

Michael Vick did something horribly unprecedented and there were over 70 animals abused and/or found dead on his property. He was also guilty of illegally funding the bets and illegally betting on the fights he was funding and he was also found guilty of drug activities as well. So yea, if a normal guy did the same thing, federal prison he goes!

Plaxico Burress was indicted on TWO counts of CRIMINAL possession of a weapon and one count of reckless endangerment which carry no less than 3.5 years in prison. The gun was not licensed in New York or in New Jersey, where Burress lived. His license to carry a concealed weapon in the state of Florida had expired in May 2008 and New York gun laws do NOT recognize other state C&C laws. On top of that Burress tried to hide the gun after the altercation so AGAIN, if a normal guy did the same thing he too goes to federal prison.

I don't know where you live but if one gets to do all that and serve little to no jail time or get a slap on the wrist fine you'd better keep it a secret because there goes your neighborhood!

Schools out and look how much smarter you are now...

[_Jusayin_]

Overseer58 wrote:

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We already have a dictator-in-chief in the White House whose main hobby is urinating on the United States Constitution. And he's a sports nut, of course.
By the way, it's been considered extremely passe` for over a decade to bring Hitler or Nazis into internet debates. You might want to stretch your imagination a little bit and try to get past Hitler comparisons or Yo Momma insults.

I think for Purple Faithful to "stretch his imagination" would be too much of a stretch. I think he's good and harmless where he's at mentally now.

[Cassius Chaerea]

Cassius ClayChaerea wrote:

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Getting emotional over checkers is baffling.

Getting emotional over ANY game is baffling. Merely stating one of many things that we can control other than lunch. And its even a game.

[Cassius Chaerea]

_Jusayin_ wrote:

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Fair enough but initially you said this:
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I'd give you an honest answer to the best of my abilities but your genuineness comes into question and it's not worth it for me to do that if you don't really want to hear it in the first place.
If you truly desire to understand there is no further need for you to try and insult and act as if you're above anyone here because any logical person should know the last thing you want to do when you want something from someone is to anger and belittle them. ;)
Come at us from a better angle or not at all.

Allowing your self to be offended isn't very mature. The statements stand and are very sincere and clear. Debate them or don't. I could care less. No one has demonstrated any ability too yet.

[40for60]

The endless list of educated idiots will now commence:
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[40for60]

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