ugh I hate ESPN during Baseball season, it's Red Sox this and Yankees that, Angels this and Dodgers that, Cardinals this and Cubs that... How about they just report on the hottest team here hey ESPN!?

And during NFL season, lets have a 10 hour segment on Tim Tebow instead of focusing on players that actually play.

even worse, I think the Brewers average maybe 25k in attendance per game, 35k for division matchups, full house if we're in the division run, but all 3 games were full house against the Yankees, prior to and afterwards the Brewers were back to 25k a game... Fucking, Casuals....

I happen to know a Brewers fan, that pointed out that earlier this season they won like 10 games in a row or something obscene like that and ESPN didn't seem to give a fuck. I realize some teams have more history, but never underestimate a underdog. Case in Point, Reds. Not much history but have had some recent success.

ugh I hate ESPN during Baseball season, it's Red Sox this and Yankees that, Angels this and Dodgers that, Cardinals this and Cubs that... How about they just report on the hottest team here hey ESPN!?

And during NFL season, lets have a 10 hour segment on Tim Tebow instead of focusing on players that actually play.

Updates
Patches
New downloadable stuff

Because of the DRM.

Just once every 24 hours.

I still can't think of an actual reason why that makes sense.

Updates
Patches
New downloadable stuff

Because of the DRM.

If it's once every 24 hours, it's to update ads.
It's it's less often than that, it's to update ads and possibly patch things.

But you don't.

The upcoming Xbox One does. Or am I mistaken?

Just once every 24 hours.

I still can't think of an actual reason why that makes sense.

Updates
Patches
New downloadable stuff

Because of the DRM.

Big Brother.

That's the point.

You know what's more annoying?

Americans calling football 'Soccer'

FFS can't you call your sport American football and our sport football? Soccer just makes no fucking sense.

Living in America, it only makes sense I would call it football. And in America it is called soccer. Therefore I will call it soccer. Languages differ in different countries. And different countries that speak the same language will have different dialects. In Italian its called calcio. In German its pronounced fussball. Is that wrong? In Spanish its spelled futbol and not football. Is it spelled wrong?"

By your logic, hockey makes no sense either
Or Tennis
Or any other sport that isn't something-ball

Im not talking about hockey or tennis

Football was invented in europe before American football, it was at one point called soccer but then it was changed back to football, and that is it's original name.

softball - kitten ball
bDJ 4DM1Nton - battledore and shuttlecock
volleyball - mintonette
tennis - sphairistike
skateboarding - sidewalk surfing
kickball - kick baseball

some of the original names of sports are fucking dumb

College: SEC.
NFL: Cowboys, Steelers
NHL: Kings, Penguins
NBA: Grizzlies
MLB: Yankees

I don't see the big deal with Dolphins fans, all the ones I know don't talk about what once was. But Holy fucking shit Grizzlies fans in Memphis act like their team can do no fucking wrong and as soon as they lose a game or a series they blame the refs. I swear if they get swept by the spurs they will blame it on bad calls.

And fucking penguins fans... and kings fans are almost all bandwagon

College: Every team in North Carolina
NFL: Cowboys
Baseball: Yankees
NBA: Heat

Yankee fans are fucking annoying.

especially bandwagon yankee fans

NFL: Seahawks, Raiders, Cowboys. Seahawks because they have a false sense of confidence, as if they've actually accomplished anything, and every time you mention the superbowl they freak out about the one they got "cheated" out of. Raiders and cowboys are both living in the past

Baseball:Yankees mostly because they are badnwagon fans and most can't even name 3 players

NBA: Thunder/Lakers. Thunder fans are just assholes, they don't deserve that team, and they are trying to take the sonic history for their own. not only that but they constantly hate on seattle. Lakers live in the past and think Kobe is some kind of god when he isn't even the top 3 players in the league

It's usually the seattle residents that say shit about thunder.


Yet I'm a Thunder fan so I can't really say anything about the thunder without being a little biased.

Ive never heard of any thunder fan hating on seattle

maybe hate was the wrong word. more like "mock" but it happens. all the time

College: Alabama, hell all SEC but Florida and Georgia fans (cuz I like those 2 teams myself), SEC fans look like entitled spoiled brats who HAVE to have that National Title or else they look all dumb and shit
NFL: Vikings, I have yet to meet a classy Viking fan
Baseball: Yankees, stay in New York dammit! Why do so many Yankee fans exist outside NY!? I remember when they came to Milwaukee for a rare interleague series and I could've sworn I saw maybe 5k Yankee fans per game... Fucking casuals...
NBA: All NBA fans, why is this sport the favored Arena sport over Hockey? In hockey, it's fast paced, violent (what people like), lots of talent (snipe shots bro!), appropriate during Winter (ice ice baby), and simple scoring and rules!
Soccer: agreed, all of them, they're crazy, and a lot of times I've noticed 2 kinds of people here in the US for soccer fans, they're either hipsters, or rich assholes.

agreed on SEC.

I happen to know very classy Vikings fans

families from NY and NJ who are Yankees fans move all over the country(like my family) because it sucks there. But yeah bandwagoners suck balls. I know someone who was a sox fan then a yankees fan then a sox fan again over the course of two years. Pissed me off.

NBA: agreed

Soccer: I'll make the joke to my soccer friends that soccer is just women's hockey. Their reaction is hilarious.

even worse, I think the Brewers average maybe 25k in attendance per game, 35k for division matchups, full house if we're in the division run, but all 3 games were full house against the Yankees, prior to and afterwards the Brewers were back to 25k a game... Fucking, Casuals....

I happen to know a Brewers fan, that pointed out that earlier this season they won like 10 games in a row or something obscene like that and ESPN didn't seem to give a fuck. I realize some teams have more history, but never underestimate a underdog. Case in Point, Reds. Not much history but have had some recent success.

ugh I hate ESPN during Baseball season, it's Red Sox this and Yankees that, Angels this and Dodgers that, Cardinals this and Cubs that... How about they just report on the hottest team here hey ESPN!?

And during NFL season, lets have a 10 hour segment on Tim Tebow instead of focusing on players that actually play.