Redskin in Canada wrote:2) I am a fan with a quiet, stern, solemn and calm behaviour. I would not scream any part of my body. Actually, the -whole- sections around me would have to behave in the same way from the start of every game.
What a surprise.
Then it's probably best you never go to a game. Redskin in Canada wrote:4) You may have a better job (and better things to do) than the ones I have (and the things I have to do).
Dude, 99% of the people on this board probably have a better job than the one I have and if anyone could use more money, it's me.
Redskin in Canada wrote:But let me ask you a question here ... IF
1) I had attended quite a few Redskins games in years past and some games during this season; and
2) I had been wearing burgundy and gold, singing Hail to the Redskins and joining the crowd in what the crowd does best; and
3) I had had to pay every time for international plane tickets, several days worth of hotel accommodation in DC and elsewhere, tickets to the games wearing as much burgundy and gold as any while singing Hail to the Redskins to the top of our lungs; and
Would you then consider me to be a better fan than I am now in your view?
How come in point three you make it seem like such a hassle to see your beloved Redskins? Isn't your dying devotion to this team more valuable than any amount of money? And if money is the issue, avoid buying tickets and go to training camp then..... or are your Redskins not worth it?
Anyways, what would make you a better fan is to give people slack in a pick 'em game and stop trying to annoy and make enemies every week.
Like i have said before... a little ribbing and joking is fine but you keep going at it OVER AND OVER AND OVER every week and the deal has gotten old for a while now. People don't always expect the same outcome as you. Get over it.
Treating this like a fun pick 'em game and unwrapping your panties from the bunch that they are in would make you a much better fan in my opinion (and a lot of others I'm sure).
