Random, Thoughts, X,XXIV

Eagles fans have urinated on opponents’ fans. Imagine, you’re visiting Philadelphia for a game, ascending into the stadium, and you’re pissed on by Eagles fans above you. Have you knowledge of other fans doing worse?
 
Florida has the trashiest fanbase. I had beer bottles thrown at me the first time I went to Gainesville.
Before the SEC expanded with the cocks and hogs and divided into two divisions Tennessee didn’t play floriduh all that much so I didn’t have an opinion about them. The first year after expansion the Vols went to the swamp. I read in the local paper the next day that sixty something gator fans were arrested for cursing, throwing cups of urine on Vol fans at the game and throwing beer and soda on them. It was at that moment I developed a burning hatred of floriduh fans.
 
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Former superstar player, 22-year-old Erin Matson has been named head coach of the North Carolina field hockey team. She played her last game in a Tar Heels uniform just 75 days ago. She takes the reigns of a dominant 10-time national champion program. Bench press me, Erin!
 
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Former superstar player, 22-year-old Erin Matson has been named head coach of the North Carolina field hockey team. She played her last game in a Tar Heels uniform just 75 days ago. She takes the reigns of a dominant 10-time national champion program. Bench press me, Erin!

Aren't you old enough to be her great grandfather? Maybe Great great grandfather. You're getting to be more pervy than Joe.
 
Aren't you old enough to be her great grandfather? Maybe Great great grandfather. You're getting to be more pervy than Joe.
There is no age limit on pervy, ask our Potus. At least he's attracted to a health normal adult woman in her child bearing years. That's a sign of biological sanity, and rare these days.
 
Read in Passing:
These Modern Times
About 10 years ago, my younger son stopped me in my tracks with a thoughtful observation.
I wasn’t surprised that he could be thoughtful — he often is — but this time his thought seemed momentous to me: “Parents don’t get to teach their children anymore. When I was little,” he explained, “if I wanted to know almost anything, my first instinct was to go to you or Dad about it: ‘What’s a bowline knot? Why does everything get dusty? What is a shillelagh?’ We would always talk it through. Now, if I’m curious about something I just go to Google. Younger kids don’t even develop the habit of going to their parents for answers. They’ve been googling since they could reach a keyboard.
“Parents have become expendable,” he concluded. “They aren’t even in the equation.”
 
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