You know what really grinds my gears?

[the_future420]

Quote: Originally Posted by elicoleman

You know what grinds my gears? Hanging out with two chicks, both are up for a threesome, you end up having a threesome then one of them (the closest of the two, who happens to like you) leaves so pissed off, she throws ****. I'm sorry, but weren't you the one who was up for it in the first place? Don't get pissed off at me cause you didn't put a stop to it. Ugh, bitches.

QFTMFT.

Or how about when she gets pissed at you because right after you finished up, you told her you still didn't want to be in a relationship with her?

So she takes it upon herself to try to tell the cops that you sell weed when you only smoke it?

Broads.

[RockinDaMike]

Quote: Originally Posted by The Soldier

I go by these rules (in order of support): 1. You root for any team of a school you attend/attended. This overrides all others unless you attended because of grad school, money problems, or you're a dullard. 2. You may root for any school your parents attend. 3. You may root for 1 major local school as long as it is not a major rival of where you attend. 4. You may root for any local non-1A football team or non-power conference team. 5. You may casually root for 1 major school that is subject to change at any time. But if you do this, you have to admit that you're on the bandwagon, and you must have a pretty good knowledge of the team. You cannot actually say you're a fan of said team. You pretty much pick one of the first 3, then 4 and 5.

I like these rules but is there an exception if you know the guys that play on certain teams. With me I followed Duke basketball for a long time because I knew and played with two players on the teams, Trajan Langdon and Carlos Boozer and I kept following because I liked JJ Redick. I still like watching them because I think Coach K is a great coach.

Now my friends little brother plays for Kansas, Mario Chalmers who's also my sisters friend. I attend Arizona State and I'm a hardcore Arizona anything (except for the Wildcats). But is it wrong to root for Kansas like I did last year?

[Cebby]

Quote: Originally Posted by RockinDaMike

I like these rules but is there an exception if you know the guys that play on certain teams. With me I followed Duke basketball for a long time because I knew and played with two players on the teams, Trajan Langdon and Carlos Boozer and I kept following because I liked JJ Redick. I still like watching them because I think Coach K is a great coach. Now my friends little brother plays for Kansas, Mario Chalmers who's also my sisters friend. I attend Arizona State and I'm a hardcore Arizona anything (except for the Wildcats). But is it wrong to root for Kansas like I did last year?

That's an amendment on the local rule.

[Double Eights]

Quote: Originally Posted by The Soldier

That's an amendment on the local rule.

I think your "local rule" is utter crap.

So because I live 1,500 miles away from my favorite NFL team, I'm not a true fan? It's not my fault I turned on the TV one day and saw the Broncos playing, and fell in love with them.

As long as you are a true "die hard" fan of a team and root for them no matter what, I don't think it should matter how far away you live.

[Cebby]

Quote: Originally Posted by Double Eights

So because I live 1,500 miles away from my favorite NFL team, I'm not a true fan? It's not my fault I turned on the TV one day and saw the Broncos playing, and fell in love with them.

Pro sports are different from college.

[Double Eights]

Quote: Originally Posted by The Soldier

Pro sports are different from college.

I don't live in Michigan, never have. Yet I am still a die hard Wolverine fan. Only team I root for in College sports.

Albeit I do have family in Ann Arbor, and visit at least once a year.

[PdiddyPop]

Quote: Originally Posted by The Soldier

I go by these rules (in order of support): 1. You root for any team of a school you attend/attended. This overrides all others unless you attended because of grad school, money problems, or you're a dullard. 2. You may root for any school your parents attend. 3. You may root for 1 major local school as long as it is not a major rival of where you attend. 4. You may root for any local non-1A football team or non-power conference team. 5. You may casually root for 1 major school that is subject to change at any time. But if you do this, you have to admit that you're on the bandwagon, and you must have a pretty good knowledge of the team. You cannot actually say you're a fan of said team. You pretty much pick one of the first 3, then 4 and 5.

Pretty good set of rules. I like it.

[Husker_OS]

I've been a Bucs fan for 10 years. But only because they drafted Warrick Dunn. That's a rule for pro teams. They draft your favorite player, you're obligated to pick that team as your team. Even if they trade him.