just fabulous wrote:
Pookie Jones wrote:WTF? Is there something wrong with wearing an NFL Jersey?
No way. Wearing another dude's name on your back is fabulous.
Oh look! Is that who I think it is? Is that Ndamukong Suh? Omg that is him! Oh wait - he is only 5'7" and weighs maybe 170 with a huge belly and no muscles. That guy is a fraud!
I never liked the way jerseys fit. If I am trying to represent my team I prefer to wear a t-shirt or a hoodie.
The number of middle aged men with beer bellies is staggering
NFL jerseys are perfect loose-fitting tops for guys who can no longer disguise their fatness in tailored shirts or even regular t-shirts. I imagine there are many such men at Disney World.
Giselle wears her mans jersey on game day and she looks great!
I'm scoring in Tommy Boys house while he's at work.
MeHereYouWhere?! wrote:
Cute without the "E" wrote:You know, it is funny that you posted this because I was at the Whole Food today trying to buy some tahini paste and there was a cis man on the aisle wearing an NFL jersey. Some team or another, who knows. Anyway, I didn't feel safe being alone in the aisle with him so I kept walking back and forth waiting for him to find his item and leave the aisle. He just kept looking and looking. I was getting so irritated! Finally he left and I got my tahini paste and GTFO of that place. As I was checking out, I asked the cashier whether they had ever seen him before. Apparently he shops there often and they have had a few complaints.
I stopped reading after you wrote Whole Foods and tahini paste. How is life in the 1%?
Incredible post and incredible cretinous response. I love this thread. SO MUCH WIN.
Billy in 4C wrote:
Nawwww I think it looks pretty weird in public, just like wearing camo in public looks silly to me.
However, if I were going to an NFL game, I feel like there's nothing wrong with that. Or is it still silly?
If you're not wearing team-related gear on Sundays, are you really a fan? I say no.
More so, hockey sweaters (jerseys for you unathletic readers) are always a crowd favorite - get compliments every time I wear mine.
NFL jersey can be worn by your woman in the bedroom. Just the jersey and nothing else on.
FarOutMan wrote:
Giselle wears her mans jersey on game day and she looks great!
I'm scoring in Tommy Boys house while he's at work.
This is a thread about MEN wearing NFL jerseys. Giselle can wear whatever she wants and look good. In fact, Giselle would probably look good wearing nothing at all.
Kedzie Schmedzie wrote:
I predicted that..... wrote:Did you know that since the idiot coaches yanked hometown hero QB Brian Hoyer (10-6 record as starter) for that drunk Johnny Flop Manziel they have only won 3 of their last 28 games?
Criminal Jimmy ASS-slam is still making huge $$$ of the Cleveland fan. That is what's truly pathetic.
Not as much as he made off the great truckers of America.
Disney World is a great place to be reminded how many white people, how many fat people, and how many mouth-breathers the United States has.
Half the U.S. population has a two-digit IQ. It's useful to remember that from time to time.
Black Lives Matter wrote:
NFL jersey can be worn by your woman in the bedroom. Just the jersey and nothing else on.
The only answer that counts.
NFL Jerseys for skinny assed runners look ridiculous on them.
lease wrote:
Disney World is a great place to be reminded how many white people, how many fat people, and how many mouth-breathers the United States has.
Half the U.S. population has a two-digit IQ. It's useful to remember that from time to time.
What am i supposed to say to this? "Well said, fellow genius. I hate white people, too!"
For the record, IQ has nothing to do with whether someone is living the best life he or she can. The sanctimony and scorn towards decent people that is somehow seen as acceptable by a significant portion of our population makes me sad. David Spade's character in Tommy Boy and Mr. Potter in It's A Wonderful Life aren't supposed to be role models.
I don't own any football jerseys but I like to collect 80s/90s era and earlier NBA jerseys, back when they had cool logos and designs. I don't wear them very often but I get tons of compliments when I wear Drexler in Portland, or Manute Bol in Philly, etc.
800 thousand wrote:
lease wrote:Disney World is a great place to be reminded how many white people, how many fat people, and how many mouth-breathers the United States has.
Half the U.S. population has a two-digit IQ. It's useful to remember that from time to time.
What am i supposed to say to this? "Well said, fellow genius. I hate white people, too!"
Relax. It's just reinforcing something that someone said recently, about how insular many LRCers are: almost all LRC regulars have gone to college (or will be) and live in fairly rarefied situations.
The fact is that the USA population *as a whole* is not like what most LRCers encounter in their day-to-day lives, and it would be good for them (and, I think, the country) if people in our little niche had a better grasp of what the country is actually like.
Black Lives Matter wrote:
NFL jersey can be worn by your woman in the bedroom. Just the jersey and nothing else on.
Am I the only one who finds this a little odd? You want your woman to dress up like a football player in the bedroom? Do you have a thing for football players?
MeHereYouWhere?! wrote:
Cute without the "E" wrote:You know, it is funny that you posted this because I was at the Whole Food today trying to buy some tahini paste and there was a cis man on the aisle wearing an NFL jersey. Some team or another, who knows. Anyway, I didn't feel safe being alone in the aisle with him so I kept walking back and forth waiting for him to find his item and leave the aisle. He just kept looking and looking. I was getting so irritated! Finally he left and I got my tahini paste and GTFO of that place. As I was checking out, I asked the cashier whether they had ever seen him before. Apparently he shops there often and they have had a few complaints.
I stopped reading after you wrote Whole Foods and tahini paste. How is life in the 1%?
For ALL of the jersey wearers out there, do you suppose that even ONE of them has EVER bought tahini paste? Seems like an important thing to know.
Pookie Jones wrote:
Not Judging wrote:I am not judging people, but I was amazed at the number of men who wear NFL jerseys. I don't really see it that much at home. I would say that close to 40% of the men I saw at Magic Kingdom, Epcot, etc. were wearing an NFL jersey.
How many of you own one? Why do you wear it? I am honestly not trying to stir up hate or be judgmental, I just haven't seen it before.
WTF? Is there something wrong with wearing an NFL Jersey?
Yes - why would you affiliate yourself with anything at all? Wear unbranded clothing - no patterns, block colours. Makes life more interesting and easier.
lease wrote:
Disney World is a great place to be reminded how many white people, how many fat people, and how many mouth-breathers the United States has.
Half the U.S. population has a two-digit IQ. It's useful to remember that from time to time.
Actually, to the contrary, I was there with my family in October and I found it to be a pretty diverse place. Lots of foreign languages and skin colors.
But yeah, the fatties on Rascal scooters are out of control. Something needs to be done. They do tend to be American (although fairly representative of our nation's diversity). I didn't see any Europeans or Asians on Rascal scooters.
I did notice that one particular demographic thought it was okay to cut in line, something that I call out frequently when I see it happening. Oddly enough, if you call out line cutting, people tend to just go back to the back of the line. They never get mad or argue. It is weird... So I call it out and it stops.
Was There in October wrote:
I didn't see any Europeans or Asians on Rascal scooters.
The airline charges to bring a scooter with you on vacation would be astronomical!