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George is the greatest commentator ever compared to the guy who sits next to me at Reds games. The guy prattles on with his negative "wisdom" about the Reds and life in general. He is also under the mistaken impression that he is funny. I wish I could control who purchases season tickets next to mine. Oh, and he lives in Dayton...and cheers for ud.Quote:
Originally Posted by RealDeal
You should completely deck out in X gear for every game. It'll drive him nuts.
Guys who take charges in open gym.
When I pull off a miraculous sweet crossover on my defender leaving him in the dust, the last thing I want to see is some Swampy Meadows like guy slide in at the last second to draw a charge. Not only is the idea of drawing a charge completely ridiculous and absurd in open gym, but selling it with a Braveheart like yell is complete overkill. On top of this, the floor is now drenched with copious amounts of sweat. To me, it seems like it could be a FBI profiler serial killer trait.
Also, Mr. ref is annoying. You know who Mr. Ref is. He calls every travel, double dribble, touch foul, and a foul on the person guarding him everytime he misses. This guy is irrational and not shy about his irrationality. You block him, its a foul. You beat him off the dribble, its a travel or carry. He tips the ball out of bounds and blames you. There is not arguing with him because the outcome is predetermined. He would yell "And 1" on a wide open layup with all 5 defenders standing at half court
You can learn a lot about a person in open gym. Its almost like a window to their soul. A place where unbridled chaos can breed and fester and thrive with the ferocity of a PMI/Sweet 16 argument.
After a couple of phantom fouls on his misses, Mr. Ref needs to be learn what being fouled actually feels like. It involves visiting Mr. Floor for sure.Quote:
Originally Posted by JimmyTwoTimes37
You do have some control on where your tickets are though. Try and move away from him next year. For this year, buy a few Xavier/NCAA tourney t-shirts (I think there is a Sweet 16 one from this year) and wear them to the games.Quote:
Originally Posted by Porkopolis
Homeless people that have dogs. Is that a problem in Cinci? I feel like every fifth homeless person here in Nashville has a dog. It's messed up.
Is it a problem? No. There are a few that have them but it's rare. I notice it more often in tourist cities. I think they make more money with a dog.Quote:
Originally Posted by BBC 08
People who actually want to play the pussycats at a neutral site.
the window stickers on minivans and SUV's with the whole family portrayed, including the pets.
That is so gay.
Also, I geting tired of 13.1 and the 26.2 decals. I have done multiple races at both distances but I don't need to advertise it on my car.
I hear you with the family stickers. It sort of makes sense on a house and it could tell the fire department the family size.
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