Con_Alma;1379082 wrote:Yes, both are forms of entertainment in my opinion. There's no differrence from a perspective of the role they have in your lives from an entertainment perspective.

What's the difference between playing slots and watching football?

BR1986FB;1379091 wrote:Nothing really but if they don't have someone/something to bitch about they're not happy. You know, "good old boys club/clique." :rolleyes:

SportsAndLady;1379078 wrote:Is going to the movies with your family a form of entertainment? Is going to a strip club by yourself a form of entertainment?

What's the difference?

BR1986FB;1379091 wrote:Nothing really but if they don't have someone/something to bitch about they're not happy. You know, "good old boys club/clique." :rolleyes:

like_that;1379093 wrote:Who is bitching?

BR1986FB;1379094 wrote:'OMG...BR would rather get out of the house and do something other than watch football....he's not a "REAL" fan....OMG !!!!!" :rolleyes: ...

BR1986FB;1379094 wrote:'OMG...BR would rather get out of the house and do something other than watch football....he's not a "REAL" fan....OMG !!!!!" :rolleyes: Believe me, I've MORE than paid my "dues" as far as the Cleveland Browns are concerned.

like_that;1379101 wrote:I don't recall anyone saying that or being that dramatic about it. Maybe your own conscience is getting your panties in a bunch about it, but to say I am bitching about you makes me LOL. If you don't want to be a fan anymore, then don't be a fan anymore. IDGAF. The Browns have plenty of loyal fans.

like_that;1379093 wrote:I just avoid con_alma in general. He obviously gave birth to jesus christ himself, so we will never reach his standards of livelihood.

SportsAndLady;1379109 wrote:In fairness to us, just because you've "paid your dues" (as if being a fan of a sports team requires hard work, blood sweat and tears, etc.) doesn't mean you can just do other things during Browns games and still call yourself a super fan.

Sorry, but not watching Browns games because you'd rather put your money through a paper shredder in West Virginia doesn't make you a good fan. If you're losing interest in the team, just say it BR. Don't beat around the edges and use the "I'd rather go win money and watch part of the game!" excuse.

BR1986FB;1379106 wrote:I mentioned that I went to the casino and missed some of (or parts of) the last 3-4 games and I get "lol won't watch your team on Sundays...such a fan?"

Commander of Awesome;1378614 wrote:Thought you didn't watch them anymore regardless?

Commander of Awesome;1378621 wrote:You said you didn't watch the games anymore, went to the casino instead I thought.

Commander of Awesome;1378624 wrote:You're going to watch this year though?

Commander of Awesome;1378631 wrote:I see.

Commander of Awesome;1378637 wrote:Yea I bet. You'll have to let me in on your secret to beating the casinos.

like_that;1378638 wrote:Bet on the games then.

like_that;1378645 wrote:Geezus, BR do you need an intervention? You aren't that old yet. Playing slots instead of giving up a few hours of your day to watch your team. What has happened to you?

Commander of Awesome;1378689 wrote:Then on to Bingo?

SportsAndLady;1378721 wrote:Slots smh

SportsAndLady;1379109 wrote:In fairness to us, just because you've "paid your dues" (as if being a fan of a sports team requires hard work, blood sweat and tears, etc.) doesn't mean you can just do other things during Browns games and still call yourself a super fan.

Sorry, but not watching Browns games because you'd rather put your money through a paper shredder in West Virginia doesn't make you a good fan. If you're losing interest in the team, just say it BR. Don't beat around the edges and use the "I'd rather go win money and watch part of the game!" excuse.

like_that;1379118 wrote:The closest post to what you just mentioned is probably my post giving you a hard time for playing slots...

SportsAndLady;1379120 wrote:Eh, wildcats did say this:

http://www.ohiochatter.com/forum/showthread.php?39033-Most-quot-Liked-quot-(on-Facebook)-NFL-Teams-by-County&p=1379035&viewfull=1#post1379035

SportsAndLady;1379109 wrote:In fairness to us, just because you've "paid your dues" (as if being a fan of a sports team requires hard work, blood sweat and tears, etc.) doesn't mean you can just do other things during Browns games and still call yourself a super fan.

Sorry, but not watching Browns games because you'd rather put your money through a paper shredder in West Virginia doesn't make you a good fan. If you're losing interest in the team, just say it BR. Don't beat around the edges and use the "I'd rather go win money and watch part of the game!" excuse.

like_that;1379119 wrote:You don't need to be passive-agressive about it.

Sonofanump;1379129 wrote:I have no problem stating my superfandom ended November 1995. I have been nothing more than a casual fan since 1999, been to two games and watch only when convenient to me.

SportsAndLady;1379109 wrote:Sorry, but not watching Browns games because you'd rather put your money through a paper shredder in West Virginia doesn't make you a good fan.

BR1986FB;1379128 wrote:When did I self proclaim myself a "super fan." Oh right, I didn't. If YOU want to label me that, it's on you, not me.

BR1986FB;1379134 wrote:"Paper shredder" has paid over $60k since November so I'm not complaining.

BR1986FB;1379130 wrote:This is rich coming from someone who posted this..

"I don't recall anyone saying that or being that dramatic about it. Maybe your own conscience is getting your panties in a bunch about it, but to say I am bitching about you makes me LOL. If you don't want to be a fan anymore, then don't be a fan anymore. IDGAF. The Browns have plenty of loyal fans."

BR1986FB;1379131 wrote:Yeah, I don't get the "super fan" label when it comes to me. Just because I know a lot about the team and the game doesn't mean my life depends on them.

And the "never been to a game" comments are drawn out & boring. Yawn.

SportsAndLady;1379141 wrote:First of all, I highly doubt you won 60k from slots in 3 months. Sorry, not buying that. Even if you did, I hope you are claiming those on your taxes, you wouldn't want my buddy at the IRS knocking on your door now would you?

BR1986FB;1379145 wrote:Durr...we have to pay taxes in the United States? When did this start? :rolleyes: My accountant has my won/loss statements and will be doing my taxes shortly.