NFL 2017

[StCapps]

Dude, what!?

Are you really so high as to not be capable of looking at your own posting history? I don't respond to you at all unless you reply to something I said or make some insult against me.

Get help.

People can read your posts, you know. You are the one who doesn't know his own posting history, don't snow.

Look at this very thread. I was having a conversation with Carlus when you and Kath stormed in insulting me. Hello!? Are you high right now?

One thread. Every other thread it's you attacking me out of nowhere, you just can't take what you dish out, because you're a whiny little bitch. You aren't fooling anyone with your goldfish memory, just yourself.

[Speaker to Animals]

Well, I am off to the gym to improve myself. Have fun getting high, I guess. Watch some re-runs.

[Fife]

What up Smits

[K@th]

What up Smits

quality humor.

[Hastur]

Sometimes it sucks to be in a different timezone. I miss a lot of interesting exchanges.

point stands. I can work out AND watch television on the same day. True story.

What do you even think you are responding to? You think in universals and ultimatums. I never said EVERYBODY who watches NFL is a fucking loser. I wasn't speaking in universals. Do you even grasp the difference?

A lot of you on this forum has so much distaste for each other you can't even listen calmly to the arguments. You just try to find ways to be contrarian. It can be positive and help you to sharpen your arguments, for sure, but often it just gets repetitive. Not much fun throwing a lot of stuff on the wall when nothing sticks.

My personal view on this subject is that watching sports is like going to a concert. Just watching someone do what they are good at, performing at a level you can barely understand is transcendent. Even if you can't play an instrument or is good with a ball we can still recognize when someone is "in the zone". We can relate and because we have empathy we can borrow some of that feeling and tap into the feeling of accomplishment even if we're just a spectator. It's not a trivial thing.

It's not about encouraging people to exercise more. That sounds like the kind of socialist propaganda bullshit that politicians and public media execs regurgitate when they blow a lot of public money on stadiums and expensive sporting events. It's all about entertainment. And that is not a bad thing.

The fact that we have a lot of looser males in our society who don't know how to play the dominance game and believe they can get points by showing exaggerated interest in some niche culture is another topic. I see no difference if it's sports, superheroes, TV shows, role-playing games, computer games, manga/anime, My Little Pony or whatever. It's nerd culture and it's extremely boring if you're not into the same thing. The acolytes are often totally oblivious to the fact that other people just don't care. I agree that one of the main culprits is the lack of appreciation of male virtues in our society. Males dominate by showing competence and excellence. Nerd culture is an emergency valve for people who can't fulfill that need any other way.

If you don't feel meaning in your life or you know someone who doesn't live up to their potential the advice to turn of the TV is often a good one, although perhaps easier said than done.

[Speaker to Animals]

Sometimes it sucks to be in a different timezone. I miss a lot of interesting exchanges.

point stands. I can work out AND watch television on the same day. True story.

What do you even think you are responding to? You think in universals and ultimatums. I never said EVERYBODY who watches NFL is a fucking loser. I wasn't speaking in universals. Do you even grasp the difference?

A lot of you on this forum has so much distaste for each other you can't even listen calmly to the arguments. You just try to find ways to be contrarian. It can be positive and help you to sharpen your arguments, for sure, but often it just gets repetitive. Not much fun throwing a lot of stuff on the wall when nothing sticks.

My personal view on this subject is that watching sports is like going to a concert. Just watching someone do what they are good at, performing at a level you can barely understand is transcendent. Even if you can't play an instrument or is good with a ball we can still recognize when someone is "in the zone". We can relate and because we have empathy we can borrow some of that feeling and tap into the feeling of accomplishment even if we're just a spectator. It's not a trivial thing.

It's not about encouraging people to exercise more. That sounds like the kind of socialist propaganda bullshit that politicians and public media execs regurgitate when they blow a lot of public money on stadiums and expensive sporting events. It's all about entertainment. And that is not a bad thing.

The fact that we have a lot of looser males in our society who don't know how to play the dominance game and believe they can get points by showing exaggerated interest in some niche culture is another topic. I see no difference if it's sports, superheroes, TV shows, role-playing games, computer games, manga/anime, My Little Pony or whatever. It's nerd culture and it's extremely boring if you're not into the same thing. The acolytes are often totally oblivious to the fact that other people just don't care. I agree that one of the main culprits is the lack of appreciation of male virtues in our society. Males dominate by showing competence and excellence. Nerd culture is an emergency valve for people who can't fulfill that need any other way.

If you don't feel meaning in your life or you know someone who doesn't live up to their potential the advice to turn of the TV is often a good one, although perhaps easier said than done.

I didn't claim you couldn't watch it and lose your masculinity, though. My point was that, for the most part, it's being used as a replacement therein.

As annoying as bronies can be, they are *not* doing the same thing at all. They are rejecting masculinity outright and openly, at least insomuch as when they are behaving like bronies. That's a different kind of issue, though they are at least quite honest with themselves about it. Even then, it's possible for a man to be quite masculine in his life and harbor a secret broney life. That's the frightening truth of bronyism.

[Hastur]

Sometimes it sucks to be in a different timezone. I miss a lot of interesting exchanges.

What do you even think you are responding to? You think in universals and ultimatums. I never said EVERYBODY who watches NFL is a fucking loser. I wasn't speaking in universals. Do you even grasp the difference?

A lot of you on this forum has so much distaste for each other you can't even listen calmly to the arguments. You just try to find ways to be contrarian. It can be positive and help you to sharpen your arguments, for sure, but often it just gets repetitive. Not much fun throwing a lot of stuff on the wall when nothing sticks.

My personal view on this subject is that watching sports is like going to a concert. Just watching someone do what they are good at, performing at a level you can barely understand is transcendent. Even if you can't play an instrument or is good with a ball we can still recognize when someone is "in the zone". We can relate and because we have empathy we can borrow some of that feeling and tap into the feeling of accomplishment even if we're just a spectator. It's not a trivial thing.

It's not about encouraging people to exercise more. That sounds like the kind of socialist propaganda bullshit that politicians and public media execs regurgitate when they blow a lot of public money on stadiums and expensive sporting events. It's all about entertainment. And that is not a bad thing.

The fact that we have a lot of looser males in our society who don't know how to play the dominance game and believe they can get points by showing exaggerated interest in some niche culture is another topic. I see no difference if it's sports, superheroes, TV shows, role-playing games, computer games, manga/anime, My Little Pony or whatever. It's nerd culture and it's extremely boring if you're not into the same thing. The acolytes are often totally oblivious to the fact that other people just don't care. I agree that one of the main culprits is the lack of appreciation of male virtues in our society. Males dominate by showing competence and excellence. Nerd culture is an emergency valve for people who can't fulfill that need any other way.

If you don't feel meaning in your life or you know someone who doesn't live up to their potential the advice to turn of the TV is often a good one, although perhaps easier said than done.

I didn't claim you couldn't watch it and lose your masculinity, though. My point was that, for the most part, it's being used as a replacement therein.

As annoying as bronies can be, they are *not* doing the same thing at all. They are rejecting masculinity outright and openly, at least insomuch as when they are behaving like bronies. That's a different kind of issue, though they are at least quite honest with themselves about it. Even then, it's possible for a man to be quite masculine in his life and harbor a secret broney life. That's the frightening truth of bronyism.

I never said you were wrong. I mostly agree with what you've said in this thread.

[C-Mag]

Eagles ran fake walkthrough to throw off Patriots Spies

“We already had our game plan set all week for the last two weeks,” Lovato said. “We had two weeks to prepare for that game. A measly walk-through the day before the game, we weren’t going to show anything to anyone, especially being at the stadium.”
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[C-Mag]

Being Sold in Philadelphia

Poor Tom Brady just couldn't catch a break this Super Bowl, or the ball

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[SilverEagle]