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I honestly don't like going to game. Sports fans and that mob mentality are scary to me.
Fan-Shaming Unnapreciation vol. "Oh so you're a prince fan now?"
This needs to be posted in bold. People will disown their son if he turns out gay but will never leave their teamsAdults taking sports too damn seriously is hilarious. Dudes will show no devotion to careers, families, education, etc. but will get mad about a lack of devotion to sports teams
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Salty Golden State bandwagon crash thread in disguise
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Not gonna lie, it's a pet peeve when people I know personally claim they've been big dubs fans this whole time when that was never the case. I'm cool with someone being a fairweather or bandwagon fan as long as they own up to it.
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Bothers me too, but it's more with pats fans. I was rooting the warriors, more so because I'm not a LeBron fan
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That's the thing. I never see anyone own up to being fairweather. It's always dub nation day 1 for life [emoji]128514[/emoji]
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Overnight warrior fans have all but disappeared.
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Remember December 4th on Black Album? When Jay-z mom said he was banging on the table and rapping? I lived next to him at that time and heard it, so I've been listening to Jay-Z since then..Yall dudes are just getting on to him, lames.
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Was that Jonah Hill at the end of that video?
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Yup
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most of these dudes were claiming the lakers in the 2000s
when you call em out they be like "oh the warriors have always been my second team".
FOH.
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Im coo with them if they keep the dialogue within their realm of knowledge. When I started hearing people yapping about basketball when they legit have no idea who anyone is BEYOND lbj, curry, and kobe then I get irked
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People who take pride in having more knowledge about things that mean nothing in real life usually have 0 intelligence about anything else. Reminds me of dudes I know that can list random sports stats like a damn Wikipedia page but have been in community college for 6 years and know nothing about the world. I really hate this type of person. Such a waste of brains
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Damn bruh I'm offended.
It's called a hobby.
I actually find those people more intelligent.
Now the guys that just blurt out "Player A > Player B because I said so" are usually the dumb *****.
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I'm not saying that all people who know all sorts of irrelevant stats are like that. I'm saying people who brag and put down others who don't (fan shaming) are usually compensating for not knowing anything else (or in a lot of cases compensating for having 0 athletic ability, like all those fat NFL fans you see screaming at the TV and cussing out players in bars).
An acquaintance of mine called my friend that is in Harvard Business School a dumb *** for not knowing players on the Warriors bench while rooting for the Warriors, but meanwhile he's been attending a 2 year community college for 6 YEARS. Who's really a dumb @$@?
An acquaintance of mine called my friend that is in Harvard Business School a dumb *** for not knowing players on the Warriors bench while rooting for the Warriors, but meanwhile he's been attending a 2 year community college for 6 YEARS. Who's really a dumb @$@?
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People have different interest and you can't really look down on them for knowing one thing and not knowing something else. If your friend wants to be an expert on Warriors stats, so be it, doesn't make him any worse of an individual in comparison to your friend in Harvard. And that definitely doesn't make your friend in Harvard a better person.
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It's one thing if you start to explore said musician's catalog after their passing, but another if you try to act like you've been a fan since day 1.