Fly4Fun;1484136 wrote:I provided a tl;dr recap in there that was in bold for anyone who was lazy.
But I typed out that post (didn't take long as I can type fast) as someone asked a genuine question and I felt like giving a complete answer. No ones forcing you to read it.
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Ironman might as he asked the question. If he doesn't, oh well, it didn't take long to type.SportsAndLady;1484147 wrote:No ones fucking reading it, let alone being forced to.
Fly4Fun;1484151 wrote:Ironman might as he asked the question. If he doesn't, oh well, it didn't take long to type.
No need to be so hostile towards posts that you admittedly don't care to read. So much pent up anger.
Even the "tl;dr" cliff notes portion of his post was tl;dr material.SportsAndLady;1484132 wrote:Good god, +1 million
Jesus F4F do you have to go on a long ass typing spree about every god damn subject?
Dare I say I actually prefer you as a mod, because you didn't actually post?
Oh really?SportsAndLady;1484153 wrote:I have no anger. Just perplexed as to why you feel the need to write a novel about every subject brought up on here.
SportsAndLady;1484132 wrote:Good god, +1 million
Jesus F4F do you have to go on a long ass typing spree about every god damn subject?
Dare I say I actually prefer you as a mod, because you didn't actually post?
http://www.scientificamerican.com/article.cfm?id=why-do-we-swearSportsAndLady;1484147 wrote:No ones fucking reading it, let alone being forced to.
I don't think you were expressing joy, surprise or happiness in those posts. Cursing has a link with emotions, if you pay attention to conversation any normal individual can pick up on that. But I provided a link for the naysayers.But cursing is more than just aggression, explains Timothy Jay, a psychologist at the Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts who has studied our use of profanities for the past 35 years. "It allows us to vent or express anger, joy, surprise, happiness," he remarks. "It's like the horn on your car, you can do a lot of things with that, it's built into you."
You are trying too hard. Just STFU and move on. Thanks.Fly4Fun;1484156 wrote:Oh really?
http://www.scientificamerican.com/article.cfm?id=why-do-we-swear
I don't think you were expressing joy, surprise or happiness in those posts. Cursing has a link with emotions, if you pay attention to conversation any normal individual can pick up on that. But I provided a link for the naysayers.
SMH no kidding. We had a nice thread/discussion going until F4F came in.like_that;1484159 wrote:You are trying too hard. Just STFU and move on. Thanks.
Oh really? I answered a question then the usual crew (first just S&L, then eventually you and like_that couldn't resist) decided to jump on my answer. I thought you guys agreed to stop doing that if I was no longer a mod?Commander of Awesome;1484161 wrote:SMH no kidding. We had a nice thread/discussion going until F4F came in.
Fly4Fun;1484163 wrote:Oh really? I answered a question then the usual crew (first just S&L, then eventually you and like_that couldn't resist) decided to jump on my answer. I thought you guys agreed to stop doing that if I was no longer a mod?
You guys don't run the website, stop acting like you do.
This toolike_that;1484171 wrote:
Another unpopular opinion of mine: Skyline sucks ass.
I think they should at least get a bigger stipend.OSH;1484172 wrote:Chalk me up as another "college athletes should not be paid" champion.
But...along with high school athletics evolving, I think college athletics should as well.
To piggy (lol) cincy food, I'm not a fan of larosa's pizza. Their calzones however are pretty good.like_that;1484171 wrote:
Another unpopular opinion of mine: Skyline sucks ass.
Never been a fan.like_that;1484171 wrote:
Another unpopular opinion of mine: Skyline sucks ass.
I think they deserve a modest amount of walking around cash for pizza and beer. I know they can't have a job during the season, and while they may be on a full-ride that doesn't give them spending money whereas another student can take out a loan and then get a job for spending money.OSH;1484172 wrote:Chalk me up as another "college athletes should not be paid" champion.
I know what you are doing, don't even get me fucking started on this lol. It is only an unpopular opinion amongst women and men with vagina (several posters on here).Commander of Awesome;1484181 wrote:title IX is a joke is another.
I can agree with that, as long as it applies to family visitations and tickets to games. I don't think there is anything wrong with the family of a full schollie getting free admission and a somewhat generous stipend for travel expenses.like_that;1484177 wrote:I think they should at least get a bigger stipend.
:huh:LJ;1483914 wrote:I have the unpopular opinion that a good amount of people who support medical marijuana really don't care about the medical aspect and just want an in to smoking some pot
HUGE distinction here. The student you describe may have spending money now from their job but they'll have less in the future paying back loans whereas the scholarship athlete has no loans to repay.gut;1484180 wrote:whereas another student can take out a loan and then get a job for spending money.
But that doesn't change the fact that the scholarship athlete is still forced to walk around broke. Give him a loan for spending money if you want (and I thought maybe they changed the rules to allow for spending money), but he's entitled to have a few bucks in his pocket.lhslep134;1484186 wrote:HUGE distinction here. The student you describe may have spending money now from their job but they'll have less in the future paying back loans whereas the scholarship athlete has no loans to repay.