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A banana and a glass of milk is like one of the best quick meals ever
Too bad I grew an allergy to them
Too bad I grew an allergy to them
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Using college sports as an example, I am from Tucson and currently attend the UA. I have been taught to hate the Sun Devils since I can remember (15+ years). The average player in the UA-ASU rivalry isnt from either city and is only on the team for about 4 years. Why would they feel the same animosity towards the rival team that we feel towards the opposing fanbase/team? Do folks take it too far, like that dude that killed the tree in Auburn? Of course. But hating the rivals is a part of the DNA of sports culture, at least it is here in the USA. Its the reason games like the Giants-Dodgers, Iron Bowl, 49ers-Seahawks and El Clasico are as successful as they are.QFT.The older I get, the more strange I find that logic. It's not just football overseas, it's pervasive here in the states also. Not saying this about Beans. But it leads to fanaticism that's just absurd to me.
Like that lifelong Alabama fan that killed the "Auburn tree" on Toomer's Corner.
Too often these "Gil Renard" like fans think the team's accomplishments are their own & these perceived rivalries are like life & death to them. It's comical to me.
The funny thing is most of the players on whatever team could care less about any of these rivalries that fans/supporters care so much about. I guess it feels like they're proving their fandom to themselves & others by hating the other squad.
the nerve of this dude SuarezEmbarrassed? They acted swiftly and effectively. Not the clubs fault some ppl are idiots
Dude celebrated his goal like he scored in training. SMOOTH!
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Dude celebrated his goal like he scored in training. SMOOTH!
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Pardew has some difficult questions to answer.