Personally, there's some comedy in there...you're in the gayest city in the United States, maybe the world, and you tell your fans, "It's your world, I'm just livin' in it..." I mean these idiots have wine and cheese at their tailgate parties and gave us a city where the elected officials asked you to place a newspaper on a chair in a coffee shop if you were going to come in naked, to protect other people from your ball sweat.
I don't care what 'team' you're on, but...C'MON MAN!
Originally posted by sasquatch672Surely you don't want to sit on a stool or chair soaked with someone else's ball sweat, do you? 😉
Personally, there's some comedy in there...you're in the gayest city in the United States, maybe the world, and you tell your fans, "It's your world, I'm just livin' in it..." I mean these idiots have wine and cheese at their tailgate parties and gave us a city where the elected officials [b]asked you to place a newspaper on a chair in a coffee sho ...[text shortened]... ople from your ball sweat.
I don't care what 'team' you're on, but...C'MON MAN![/b]
Originally posted by sasquatch672Wine and cheese at tailgate parties? This from your extensive experience of attending ZERO games at Candlestick.
Personally, there's some comedy in there...you're in the gayest city in the United States, maybe the world, and you tell your fans, "It's your world, I'm just livin' in it..." I mean these idiots have wine and cheese at their tailgate parties and gave us a city where the elected officials [b]asked you to place a newspaper on a chair in a coffee sho ...[text shortened]... ople from your ball sweat.
I don't care what 'team' you're on, but...C'MON MAN![/b]
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Originally posted by sasquatch672Not sure what point you're trying to make, but FWIW:
Personally, there's some comedy in there...you're in the gayest city in the United States, maybe the world, and you tell your fans, "It's your world, I'm just livin' in it..." I mean these idiots have wine and cheese at their tailgate parties and gave us a city where the elected officials [b]asked you to place a newspaper on a chair in a coffee sho ...[text shortened]... ople from your ball sweat.
I don't care what 'team' you're on, but...C'MON MAN![/b]
NEW ORLEANS -- San Francisco 49ers cornerback Chris Culliver apologized Thursday for anti-gay comments he made to comedian Artie Lange during Super Bowl media day, saying "that's not what I feel in my heart."
"I'm sorry if I offended anyone. They were very ugly comments," Culliver said during an hour-long media session. "Hopefully I learn and grow from this experience and this situation."
http://espn.go.com/nfl/playoffs/2012/story/_/id/8900782/super-bowl-2013-chris-culliver-san-francisco-49ers-says-anti-gay-opinions-not-my-heart
Once again not sure, but I suspect you also need to "learn and grow from this experience and this situation".
Originally posted by ThinkOfOneMe?
Not sure what point you're trying to make, but FWIW:
[quote]NEW ORLEANS -- San Francisco 49ers cornerback Chris Culliver apologized Thursday for anti-gay comments he made to comedian Artie Lange during Super Bowl media day, saying "that's not what I feel in my heart."
[b]"I'm sorry if I offended anyone. They were very ugly comments," Culliver said ...[text shortened]... I suspect you also need to "learn and grow from this experience and this situation".
Originally posted by sasquatch672In 2 years they will be in another city though.
Personally, there's some comedy in there...you're in the gayest city in the United States, maybe the world, and you tell your fans, "It's your world, I'm just livin' in it..." I mean these idiots have wine and cheese at their tailgate parties and gave us a city where the elected officials [b]asked you to place a newspaper on a chair in a coffee sho ...[text shortened]... ople from your ball sweat.
I don't care what 'team' you're on, but...C'MON MAN![/b]