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Location: Democratic Peoples Republic of Redneckistan
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Originally Posted by Harrier
Those are all spectator sports.
Lmao...and you in your infinate wisdom came to THAT conclussion on what basis?I've yet to watch a fish reel itself in,a horse saddle and ride itself or a 50 chevy truck chop its own top and drive away...I thought you were in law school..you need to kick your teachers ass really good if that's all they've taught you so far.
Lmao...and you in your infinate wisdom came to THAT conclussion on what basis?I've yet to watch a fish reel itself in,a horse saddle and ride itself or a 50 chevy truck chop its own top and drive away...I thought you were in law school..you need to kick your teachers ass really good if that's all they've taught you so far.
I have never claimed to be currently in law school.
I have never seen a baseball throw itself towards a batter, a football rise off the ground and hurtle towards a receiver, or a basketball put itself in a hoop - so what is your point?
ESPN and other cable channels often broadcast fishing competitions.
Fishing is a competitive sport - and people do watch the people who compete in the events.
People watch equestrian events(show jumping, dressage, ect...) at other times besides the Olympic Games, and horse racing is technically "horseback riding".
What is the NHRA if not "hot rodding"?
Even poker has become a spectator sport.
Seems like you need to become more educated about the wide world of sports.
Location: Democratic Peoples Republic of Redneckistan
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Originally Posted by Harrier
I have never claimed to be currently in law school.
ESPN and other cable channels often broadcast fishing competitions.
Fishing is a competitive sport - and people do watch the people who compete in the events.
People watch equestrian events(show jumping, dressage, ect...) at other times besides the Olympic Games, and horse racing is technically "horseback riding".
What is the NHRA if not "hot rodding"?
Even poker has become a spectator sport.
Seems like you need to become more educated about the wide world of sports.
The wide world of diffrence between you and I is I do it and you watch it....I have never watched a fishing tourney from the sidelines,have watched a few rodeos from the fence and the NHRA is strictly a big money game so I run boats and also do not compete as a spectator in THAT sport either...so your point is moot and the only one still showing is the one on top of your dome...btw..unlike most on here,I like to know who I'm having a battle of wits with and so I read your profile...when I saw you had Ronnie Raygun as your hero I realized I was battling an unarmed person and the game is no longer fun
The wide world of diffrence between you and I is I do it and you watch it....I have never watched a fishing tourney from the sidelines,have watched a few rodeos from the fence and the NHRA is strictly a big money game so I run boats and also do not compete as a spectator in THAT sport either...so your point is moot and the only one still showing is the one on top of your dome
I am a competitive runner - so i most certainly do "do it".
You are the one who claimed that fishing, equestrian events, and NHRA weren't spectator sports, and i proved you wrong.
If the public high schools pull the plug on football, the general draining could happen pretty fast. Within just 4 years, colleges would have a tough time finding players, and within 8 years, the NFL would too.
Couldn't schools and teams simply make participants sign waivers not to sue. I had to sign something like that when I went skydiving.
Location: Democratic Peoples Republic of Redneckistan
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Originally Posted by Harrier
I am a competitive runner - so i most certainly do "do it".
You are the one who claimed that fishing, equestrian events, and NHRA weren't spectator sports, and i proved you wrong.
Deal with it.
As usual you are full of crap...you took a statement out of context and "ran" with it and proved nothing because there was nothing TO prove...did you inheirit Ronnie's dementia vicariously or what?...with your brains and your obvious mouth problem,I would bet you have to do a lot of running out of neccessity as well as for sport...carry on spandex boy.
As usual you are full of crap...you took a statement out of context and "ran" with it and proved nothing because there was nothing TO prove...
Explain to me how this was taken out of context?
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Originally Posted by muleskinner
Lmao...and you in your infinate wisdom came to THAT conclussion on what basis?I've yet to watch a fish reel itself in,a horse saddle and ride itself or a 50 chevy truck chop its own top and drive away...I thought you were in law school..you need to kick your teachers ass really good if that's all they've taught you so far.
As usual you are full of crap...you took a statement out of context and "ran" with it and proved nothing because there was nothing TO prove...did you inheirit Ronnie's dementia vicariously or what?...with your brains and your obvious mouth problem,I would bet you have to do a lot of running out of neccessity as well as for sport...carry on spandex boy.
As usual lefties have only name calling. And don't have what it takes to run distance nor to compete. What else is new. Carry on, liberal.
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