Oh, my heart is broken that I'm on his ignore list.****Quote:
Originally Posted by engie
Superstitions are stupid, anytime, anywhere. Play the game.
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Oh, my heart is broken that I'm on his ignore list.****Quote:
Originally Posted by engie
Superstitions are stupid, anytime, anywhere. Play the game.
why is it that any time anyone disagrees with you, you react in a condescending and hypersensitive manner as if you are baseball royalty and everyone else is beneath you? you obviously know a great deal about college baseball. why not let your knowledge do the talking instead of being drawn in to these little spats over who all is a dumbass, whether you respond to certain folks' comments, ignore lists, etc. I'm sure bully99 does not care one bit whether you respond to his posts or ignore him. you are above this tomfoolery, right?Quote:
Originally Posted by engie
catch hell because someone came onto a message board and noted that a no hitter was still intact through 5? someone obviously was gonna note it. if you cared, why not tune out the message board for 45 minutes until the game ends?
Bully99 starting this thread.....
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Just how dumb are you?Quote:
Originally Posted by M.Fillmore
Because I like to database the idiots. You've OBVIOUSLY missed Bully99's other posts if you think he deserves mature debate at this point. The same guy that is pissed about Cohen's recruiting, thinks we win 12 in the SEC(optimistically**), and thinks Cohen was the wrong guy from the job on the front end. Go thru some of the posts -- and the reasons he's not due any respect from me becomes blatantly obvious. And he cares so little that he responded back -- even after knowing he was blocked -- and makes it a point to derail basically every baseball thread that comes up. He does nothing but troll the site -- either intentionally or unintentionally -- and is not due my respect.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sandman14
Only a baseball idiot would note it when it was intact -- and anyone that does that is ABSOLUTELY going to get ridiculed when it's lost. Simple fact of message boards.Quote:
catch hell because someone came onto a message board and noted that a no hitter was still intact through 5? someone obviously was gonna note it. if you cared, why not tune out the message board for 45 minutes until the game ends?
How about contributing something yourself -- instead of obsessing over what I contribute?
What is the matter with you? Why would you do that?
Oh, I knew you directed the "ignore list" statement to Bully99. I was just being optimistic and hoping I would get on your ignore list.Quote:
Originally Posted by engie
That's reserved for people that are consistent idiots that bring nothing to the board and nothing to the discussion. Keep up the good work though and maybe you'll get lucky...Quote:
Originally Posted by M.Fillmore
Hope springs eternal.Quote:
Originally Posted by engie
Good. I'll gladly add you to the ever-growing fan club.Quote:
Originally Posted by M.Fillmore
For the record, Brown said he didn't consider it a jinx until the seventh inning. TOUCHE
Well no shit it's gone because you announce it to everyone. Anyone with a clue about baseball knows you don't mention it or it gets broken up. Proves you've never been in a dugout, maybe a parents dugout club, but not a dugout during a game. Dumbass.Quote:
Originally Posted by bully99
STFU BAFOON
Count me among those who think the whole 'don't talk about a no-hitter' thing is stupid. bully99 has some issues, but this isn't one of them.
Of course it's stupid. No one actually thinks (I hope) that it jinxes the pitcher. The superstitions are a fun/quirky part of baseball that I enjoy. Bashing people that do the jinx is fun as well.Quote:
Originally Posted by smootness
The fact that anyone on this site has superstitions surrounding games that they are in no way involved in is honestly kind of pathetic. Get off your self-proclaimed baseball pedestal and leave the superstitions to the players.
No.Quote:
Originally Posted by ButcherShop
As stated in my first post -- it's baseball savvy -- and little things like this define it.
It's not savvy. It's fun for people to participate in. But not caring to participate in it is an indicator of not wanting to participate in it, not that people are idiots.Quote:
Originally Posted by engie
Admit defeat Engie and move on.
Incorrect -- in this case and in general.Quote:
Originally Posted by Johnson85