Posted by JD Seller on January 21, 2013 at 06:37:58 from (208.126.196.144):
In Reply to: Hey Ultradog posted by doubleN on January 21, 2013 at 03:53:53:
Actually Ultradog MN has made a several good points. I played some sports in grade school. Enough to know what the rules are. Then I chose to embrace living a mature life. My wife and family became the focus of my life. So while others played games and talked about those that played games we made a better life for our family.
We have way too many people that say that sports are just "entertainment". I don't see how worshiping people that are doing nothing that will make any of our lives better, as being a good thing to do.
So each to his own. I rarely can tell you who played the world series or the Super Bowl. I can tell you many other things.
There is a quote that kind of goes like this" When we become adults it is time to leave the games of childhood behind". The trouble is that today no one wants to grow up into adults.
I laugh my butt off when men that are 19-21 are called boys and need protected. Up until just a few decades ago turning 16 or 18 marked passage into adulthood. Now we have people in their mid twenties that are still called children.
Well we all got way off of the subject of who is in the Super Bowl. LOL. I am already sick of hearing about it and we have two weeks of silliness to go.
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