I have noticed a lot of folks on the forum hate football and other various televised sporting events. I can certainly acknowledge that it's mostly different strokes for different folks. However, not all athletes are prima donnas. You only hear about the bad ones on television and in the media. The good things pro/amateur athletes do for their communities back home go un-noticed. We have a couple of local pro-athletes that have taken their success and given back to the community in the form of after school athletic and childrens programs and sports facilities. Some have came back and have given lectures to kids and schools about their personal life experiences and how sports turned their life around and used the analogy of team work and personal dedication to achieve goals in life.
In our part of the country, sporting events and participation in athletics play a major part in our society. It brings together friends and families somewhat like people do at holidays or other special occasions.
If you don't like football, or baseball or Nascar, or whatever, you don't have to put your hate on for it.
If everybody liked the same thing life would be boring. This is just an observation, don't anyone take it personal. It's not directed at any certain individual or group. Thanks.
In our part of the country, sporting events and participation in athletics play a major part in our society. It brings together friends and families somewhat like people do at holidays or other special occasions.
If you don't like football, or baseball or Nascar, or whatever, you don't have to put your hate on for it.
If everybody liked the same thing life would be boring. This is just an observation, don't anyone take it personal. It's not directed at any certain individual or group. Thanks.