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root: Austin Texans are celebrating, I'm one of them!
parent: Re: Austin Texans are celebrating, I'm one of them!
Re: Re: Austin Texans are celebrating, I'm one of them! by JohnnyG on 2004-08-24 09:52:22
I helped create the wagon the band now sits atop. I became a fan of basketball when the Bulls employed Michael Jordan. You would only need watch one performance of Michael to become a fan of his and the sport. Lance kicked ass.
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Re: Re: Re: Austin Texans are celebrating, I'm one of them! by Kid on 2004-08-25 02:17:18 | Reply to this | |||||
A couple of nights ago, before I went to bed, I wrote a 500 word or so retort, simply highlighting my frustration of these 'purists' of fandom. (Note here, Johnny, that I am on your side - you can support who you want when you want for me) Does it matter how long you've been following a certain person/team? Or is judging people (and eschewing those who do not fit a certain timescale) by that criterion a way of trying to ensure a level of reflected glory, and therefore ultimately selfish? I think it is. To that end, it strictly means that only people present at the genesis of anything have the right to claim support of it through time - and where does that leave people who couldn't have been there (Youngsters, non-nationals, all sorts). Put simply, who is this guy to come on and accuse Potatoe-ers of being band-wagon jumpers in
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