Things that shouldn't piss you off, but do.
Feel free to add your own. I'll give two really quick.
1. This girl I'm friends with on facebook makes a post about how s
there's a woman i regularly see at the market that rims her entire cart with diet coke 6 packs like this.
The people around here that I see doing that is because they won't all fit in the cart since it is full of chips, cookies, and candy. They aren't always diet drinks but usually are and that makes me giggle a little.
The people around here that I see doing that is because they won't all fit in the cart since it is full of chips, cookies, and candy. They aren't always diet drinks but usually are and that makes me giggle a little.
to be clear i do not stay up or date on the current market price of newfoundland blue financial tuna blubber futures
the euphemism is appreciate a simple wisdom found in them youth
and release the epstein files demonstrating fact to the world no matter party affiliation actions have consequences
be right back after injesting my daily diet sprite
I can't make pictures in my head, so despite having tried really hard at chess for decades, I am absolutely terrible because I literally can't see anything.
My wife and I discussed having "no video game days" for our two boys 3 days per week plus every other Friday, and now she's enforcing this thing today.
Goddammit, I was just getting into the game my 9 year old got me to start playing with him!
huhehahahahahahahahahaah
I couldn't sleep till gone 3am last night.
Why? I got addicted to listening to this brilliant YouTube Channel - Brian Cox For Sleep
My wife and I discussed having "no video game days" for our two boys 3 days per week plus every other Friday, and now she's enforcing this thing today.
Goddammit, I was just getting into the game my 9 year old got me to start playing with him!
giving up screen time shouldnt piss you off because it works, but it does. We've seen a marked difference in our kids after implementing bans M-Th. But then the kids want your attention.
Grown ass adults who wear uniforms of professional athletes to the game, or even not at a game. You look ridiculous.
Imagine doing that for any other profession. Say you make a reservation at The French Laundry. When you walk in, half the other guests are wearing white chef coats that say Thomas Keller on them. You'd rightfully wonder what the **** is wrong with these people.
Newspapers implemented a sports section only to have more space to sell advertising.
And that's still all it is.
Grown ass adults who wear uniforms of professional athletes to the game, or even not at a game. You look ridiculous.
Imagine doing that for any other profession. Say you make a reservation at The French Laundry. When you walk in, half the other guests are wearing white chef coats that say Thomas Keller on them. You'd rightfully wonder what the **** is wrong with these people.
This is a good one.
Grown ass adults who wear uniforms of professional athletes to the game, or even not at a game. You look ridiculous.
Imagine doing that for any other profession. Say you make a reservation at The French Laundry. When you walk in, half the other guests are wearing white chef coats that say Thomas Keller on them. You'd rightfully wonder what the **** is wrong with these people.
it gets worse
Spoiler
easily the most commonly seen jersey in seattle
A jersey that says FAN is slightly less dumb imo. At least you're correctly identifying yourself and don't look like you're having a delusional fantasy about being the guy who's the starting quarterback or whatever.
A jersey that says FAN is slightly less dumb imo. At least you're correctly identifying yourself and don't look like you're having a delusional fantasy about being the guy who's the starting quarterback or whatever.
In this particular example, it's even less dumb, as Seattle's fanbase is known as "the twelfth man", as they are very loud at home, it makes visitor teams difficult to hear their plays. Thus "FAN" and 12.
In this particular example, it's even less dumb, as Seattle's fanbase is known as "the twelfth man", as they are very loud at home, it makes visitor teams difficult to hear their plays. Thus "FAN" and 12.
Except they stole "the twelfth man" from Texas A&M.
They get around not using it on merchandise by selling number 12 jerseys with just "FAN" on the back.
The Seattle Seahawks pay Texas A&M for the use of the "12th Man" trademark through a licensing agreement. In 2016, they reached a five-year agreement where the team pays a royalty fee and helps fund A&M's legal costs to protect the trademark, which the university trademarked in 1990.
Initial agreement: The two entities first reached a licensing deal in 2006 after A&M took legal action against the Seahawks for using the trademark without permission.
2016 agreement: A new, five-year deal was established in 2016 for use in the Pacific Northwest, which was reportedly a five-year limited right license.
Compensation: As part of the deal, the Seahawks paid an annual royalty fee and contributed to A&M's legal expenses for trademark enforcement.
Usage restrictions: Under the 2016 agreement, the Seahawks also agreed to not use "12th Man" on their Ring of Honor or social media handles, and they were not permitted to use it on merchandise, a restriction that was in place with prior agreements as well.
The 12th Man tradition began on January 2, 1922, when Texas A&M was short on players due to injuries in a game against Centre College. Former football player E. King Gill was called from the stands, suited up, and stood ready to play, symbolizing selfless service. Gill never entered the game, but his readiness allowed the team to finish, ultimately winning the game and creating a tradition where the student body acts as the "12th Man," supporting the 11 players on the field.
Also, the entire student body section stands for the entire game to this day, symbolizing their readiness to enter the game should they be called upon.
