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Posted on 4/10/09 at 8:29 pm to Chimlim
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Who cares what someone else wears to a game? God damn. You are all there to support your team, and some of you douchebags actually have a problem with the way some people dress to support the same team as you?
+1
Posted on 4/11/09 at 7:51 am to Chimlim
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Who cares what someone else wears to a game? God damn. You are all there to support your team, and some of you douchebags actually have a problem with the way some people dress to support the same team as you? Remind me to buy some more jerseys and start wearing them to games.
Outstanding post. Those who think football fans need to be wearing slacks and polos need to have their man card pulled.
Posted on 4/11/09 at 8:06 am to loweralabamatrojan
I do not wear jerseys and haven't since I graduated High School.
Wearing a jersey is "idolizing" the player whose jersey is worn. When a 40 year old man wears the jersey of a 19 year old kid he is almost worshiping that kid, and that is sad.
There are certain exceptions.
A guy can wear the jersey of his son or favorite nephew, I wouldn't but I can see a father doing that.
Little boys can wear jerseys.
I guess women can wear the pink jerseys, but my wife would never wear a jersey either.
Don't get me wrong, I am not wearing a tie to a game either. That is certainly too pretentious.
Wearing a jersey is "idolizing" the player whose jersey is worn. When a 40 year old man wears the jersey of a 19 year old kid he is almost worshiping that kid, and that is sad.
There are certain exceptions.
A guy can wear the jersey of his son or favorite nephew, I wouldn't but I can see a father doing that.
Little boys can wear jerseys.
I guess women can wear the pink jerseys, but my wife would never wear a jersey either.
Don't get me wrong, I am not wearing a tie to a game either. That is certainly too pretentious.
Posted on 4/11/09 at 8:07 am to SLC
quote:+1,000,000,000
Wearing a jersey is "idolizing" the player whose jersey is worn. When a 40 year old man wears the jersey of a 19 year old kid he is almost worshiping that kid, and that is sad.
There are certain exceptions.
A guy can wear the jersey of his son or favorite nephew, I wouldn't but I can see a father doing that.
Little boys can wear jerseys.
I guess women can wear the pink jerseys, but my wife would never wear a jersey either.
Don't get me wrong, I am not wearing a tie to a game either. That is certainly too pretentious
Posted on 4/11/09 at 8:16 am to TT9
only if the jersey has the players name on it, otherwise it is support of the school not the player..
Posted on 4/11/09 at 8:19 am to Tiger Roux
quote:i disagree,the number is in support of that certain player... If you wanna support the school then you should wear a t-shirt,jacket,hat etc.......
only if the jersey has the players name on it,
Posted on 4/11/09 at 6:54 pm to SLC
When I was a kid I would always wear my Casey Clausen jersey to every Vol game. For Titans games, I have been wearing jerseys for 10 years now to EVERY GAME. Everyone wears jerseys to Titans games.
My wardrobe for Tennesse games all depends on the stature of the game. For example, I always wear my NIKE, mesh coaching polo for the Florida, Georgia or Bama games. But for the paperview games I just wear an orange T-Shirt.
My wardrobe for Tennesse games all depends on the stature of the game. For example, I always wear my NIKE, mesh coaching polo for the Florida, Georgia or Bama games. But for the paperview games I just wear an orange T-Shirt.
Posted on 4/11/09 at 10:26 pm to ole orange
quote:Your not to old are ya?
When I was a kid I would always wear my Casey Clausen jersey to every Vol game
Posted on 4/11/09 at 11:07 pm to TT9
Im 18, so that makes my orange #7 jersey 6 or 7 years old!
Posted on 4/12/09 at 12:24 am to ole orange
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Im 18, so that makes my orange #7 jersey 6 or 7 years old!
At 18 I guess it is acceptable if you "looked up" to some of the Tennessee players. Probably not smart but I could give you a pass. When you are 28, it would be pathetic.
It is good to see that you do not wear UT jerseys now, I hope that doesn't change for your sake.
Posted on 4/12/09 at 5:12 am to SLC
So what makes you more of a douche?
1. An adult wearing a jersey to a game.
2. An adult who posts on an internet message board about what other adults are wearing to games.
1. An adult wearing a jersey to a game.
2. An adult who posts on an internet message board about what other adults are wearing to games.
Posted on 4/12/09 at 7:30 am to Superfly1372
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So what makes you more of a douche?
1. An adult wearing a jersey to a game.
2. An adult who posts on an internet message board about what other adults are wearing to games.
I'll go with number 2. Wear it if you got it. I'd rather that over people not even wearing school colors
Posted on 4/12/09 at 12:54 pm to SLC
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I do not wear jerseys and haven't since I graduated High School.
Wearing a jersey is "idolizing" the player whose jersey is worn. When a 40 year old man wears the jersey of a 19 year old kid he is almost worshiping that kid, and that is sad.
There are certain exceptions.
A guy can wear the jersey of his son or favorite nephew, I wouldn't but I can see a father doing that.
This may be some of the stupidest shite i have ever read on the rant. So let me get this straight, a person wears a jersey strictly to "idolize" a player, but its okay to "idolize" your son, or nephew by wearing his jersey? Doesnt make sense dude. I wear a jersey to show support for my team, not to idolize anyone. Jesus people, its a fricking article of clothing for God's sake. Quit being pretentious figs and lighten up.
Posted on 4/12/09 at 1:23 pm to loweralabamatrojan
quote:Where are these people (other than frat houses)?
Those who think football fans need to be wearing slacks and polos need to have their man card pulled.
If you're in a loveless marriage and you have a moustache and a beer gut, you should wear a polo. If you want to look like a skinny little pussy or obese (depending on your body type), you should wear a jersey. If you want to not look like a pathetic sack of shite who has a savings account for his Fatheads, wear a t-shirt, baseball cap, cheap sunglasses, jeans/shorts, and the shoes you do yardwork in.
I'm 28. I don't wear a jersey to a game because I'm a grownup.
In response to the "Why in the hell do you care what another grown man wears?" posts, frick your weak faux arguments. If I see a guy with a mullet, I will make him the subject of fun. I might tell my friend that the guy with a mullet looks like a dumb arse. So you're gonna tell me "Why in the hell do you care what another man has for a hair-do?" See how stupid that sounds?
You people look like dumb asses, so you're being made fun of. It's the natural order of things.
Posted on 4/12/09 at 2:00 pm to xiv
"Who cares what someone else wears to a game? God damn. You are all there to support your team, and some of you douchebags actually have a problem with the way some people dress to support the same team as you?
Remind me to buy some more jerseys and start wearing them to games."
I agree. That's what they make the jerseys for. To wear them!
Remind me to buy some more jerseys and start wearing them to games."
I agree. That's what they make the jerseys for. To wear them!
Posted on 4/12/09 at 2:04 pm to Funky Tide 8
"I wear a jersey to show support for my team, not to idolize anyone."
Exactly. It's about the team not to "idolize a player".
Exactly. It's about the team not to "idolize a player".
Posted on 4/12/09 at 3:36 pm to Funky Tide 8
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This may be some of the stupidest shite i have ever read on the rant. So let me get this straight, a person wears a jersey strictly to "idolize" a player, but its okay to "idolize" your son, or nephew by wearing his jersey? Doesnt make sense dude. I wear a jersey to show support for my team, not to idolize anyone. Jesus people, its a fricking article of clothing for God's sake. Quit being pretentious figs and lighten up.
I don't know, it looks like you are the one with a crush on a 20 year old guy.
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