I'd give you a run for your money.Overrated! I found out during Covid I was already very skilled at social distancing.
I don't get why people use three syllable words I don't know, prompting me to look them up.I don't get saggy pants that expose the underwear (or worse) and inhibit the wearer's ability to ambulate.
I'd been looking for a chance to use that word. Perhaps it will become ubiquitous. Ubiquitous was a word I had to have read in at least ten different places before I finally relented and looked it up.I don't get why people use three syllable words I don't know, prompting me to look them up.
Actually, I was 99% sure, but no - I had to be .
There you go, using a four syllable word!I'd been looking for a chance to use that word. Perhaps it will become ubiquitous. Ubiquitous was a word I had to have read in at least ten different places before I finally relented and looked it up.
Ubiquitous is everywhere! (Ignore my weak attempt at humor.)There you go, using a four syllable word!
Actually, I like ubiquitous and just heard it on tv yesterday - or the day before, or.....
Beat me to it!Ubiquitous is everywhere! (Ignore my weak attempt at humor.)
I wish I had a dollar for every time the Tour de France announcers said "undulating".
That's the nice part of not being on social media.People who post daily updates about the it life on Social Media.
I, and the rest of the world, don’t need to know that your dog’s meds are working.
Also people who post pictures of their meals.
The major issue that's changed over 30-40 years is it's gone from informing to entertainment. Those pre-game shows have to do SOMETHING to hook the audience. Just giving football info is ok for us meatheads, but many of us don't watch because we understand football anyway. So it's more about human interest stories and other fluff that make the periphery watch. Redzone is pretty cool, but I'm not paying out the wazoo for it. I've not watched a Thursday night game since it's been on Amazon, life goes on.Watching traditional telecast of sporting events.
I can no longer stand pre game, post game, halftime analysis, and even the regular telecasts any more.
Sundays: espn Redbone.
Mnf...manningcast
How about the improper use of "them"? Or "them there"?People who write " loose" when they mean " lose." Also, "looser" instead of " loser." It's second grade. While we're at it, " I should have went," instead of the correct form, " I should have gone." Once again, second grade.
Undulate is not to be confused with ungulate.Ubiquitous is everywhere! (Ignore my weak attempt at humor.)
I wish I had a dollar for every time the Tour de France announcers said "undulating".
I am looking for a term, unsure if it exists yet, but you know how there is Mansplaining, when ya over explain something to a woman?The major issue that's changed over 30-40 years is it's gone from informing to entertainment. Those pre-game shows have to do SOMETHING to hook the audience. Just giving football info is ok for us meatheads, but many of us don't watch because we understand football anyway. So it's more about human interest stories and other fluff that make the periphery watch. Redzone is pretty cool, but I'm not paying out the wazoo for it. I've not watched a Thursday night game since it's been on Amazon, life goes on.
Manningcast is already starting to get stale. It really depends on their guests, but even that is lame at times.
If no term exists you might have to create one. Maybe something like alphasplaining.I am looking for a term, unsure if it exists yet, but you know how there is Mansplaining, when ya over explain something to a woman?
What term can we use when a man does this to another man?
Well when you have dozens of retired football players from the age of 30 on up looking for jobs for the rest of their lives, you have to compete for jobs, assuming that everyone knows football does not separate you. Although I'd say that 85% of us know enough about football we don't need to have a class dictated to us on a weekly basis. But when you have 24 hour sports cycles to fill, you need talkers.I am looking for a term, unsure if it exists yet, but you know how there is Mansplaining, when ya over explain something to a woman?
What term can we use when a man does this to another man? Orlosky (SP?) is the worst. I remember that toolbasket McCarver was the same way and unlistenable with baseball back in the day.
I now turn the game on when its time for KO, do something at halftime, and turn off after the game. Think this is why I love watching The Red Zone all Sunday, you get very little of the talking heads between plays.
I love the ManningCast because it reminds me of watching games with my buddies and brothers. Ripping on one another, trying to talk strategy, getting off topic, they do a great job of going in depth on some things but not treating us meatheads like we're in a football 101 class
Your prolly right. That is prolly used too often.One that bothers me that I'm hearing more and more is "prolly" rather than saying "probably."
Your prolly right. That is prolly used too often.
Stuff I don't get....thanksgiving food such as dressing...gross. cranberry anything....nasty.
As a kid I only ate the stovetop stuffing mix and never anything from the bird. Though now that's frowned upon anyways. As an adult, I make it home made and love the stuffHated stuffing as a kid but love it as an adult.
Lucky I'm still a kidHated stuffing as a kid but love it as an adult.
Tried it again this time ar a different place.Hated stuffing as a kid but love it as an adult.
Or the ever popular "you know". We'll maybe we don't know??This thread has gone from, "I don't get it" to "I can't stand it" but that's okay.
I can't stand it when people say, "I'm just saying." I mean what the hell does that mean?