My very old blog post Go Ducks got a comment today which was not spam but read:
Broncos beats the Ducks
Or something like that but nothing else. Unfortunately, the author did not print his/her name and thus, I did not publish it. I would have been happy to though since I do support free speech (and quite frankly do not care the least bit about people commenting on the the Oregon Football team’s future performances) but I do not support anonymous mudslinging.
Anyway, the real point was actually just that I never understood why anyone would spend their precious time on mocking sports teams, especially when it includes going onto a blog, looking at a year-old blog post and write a comment that nobody will ever read except now that I have put it out there. Can anyone tell me?
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Woops, I had no idea the post was old; however, my point still stands — University of Oregon sucks.
Toodles.
I am sure that Boise and Oregon have different strengths and weaknesses. We happen to have people on the football team with bad temper. Too bad.
You know, I understand good-natured rivalry. It’s part of getting the crowd fired-up and making the game exciting. However, I just can’t get behind the passionate hatred that comes from some fans. I’d rather wear a t-shirt that elevates the Ducks than one that chastises the other team.
Talk about being obsessed with another team.
– Often a sign of either jealousy or a feeling of mediocrity in comparison with the other team that the fan spends hours studying in detail.
On to a more important issue: The Danish national team is still top of the pile in their World Cup qualification group with a potential group final against Sweden next month. Make sure you watch it ;-)
Hope everything is well.