Football is great - it's the purest American-only sport (shut up Leafs your field is too wide).
It's like a pugilistic version of chess.
The strategy, drama, and the fact they don't play it every damn day (limited # of games per season) makes it so special.
But, alas, it too has been ruined by evil forces that have also ruined so many other aspects of the culture.
kek I was waiting for this one - well played.
>Enjoy your sportsball.
I still watched some college and the playoffs last year.
But, I feel the same way many do about how things are in sportsball now.
My main point was that the evil cabal has ruined everything not just sportsball.
I still think the underlying game is traditional Americana.
That said, I don't care to devote the ridiculous amount of hours some do towards it.
Even after The Great Awakening cleans things up from the over-pozzification of society I will still feel the same.
>Is that a serious question?
Semi.
Was moar a riff on the NFL "We're Gay Now Too" post above in this bread.
>AP does have some sports channels.
Gotcha - thx.
That Drake guy sure has an oral fixation.
There has been an outbreak of hurr durr Q posted last bread but only smart Anons know going on here lately.
That said, this may have been a case of fragging (it unfortunately habbens).
I don't think Q lurks the board too much as he's prolly busy doing other stuff.
But, based upon the drops, Q most likely does use the sniffer to keep track of stuff of interest to him here.
>Too bad there isn’t a ‘game’ to practice body slamming political cons, corrupt business and tyrannical shitbags collecting taxes and administering poisonous injections.
Now I definitely want to know if Alleycat has a channel for that.
>Q drops and multiple meanings
Hang on a sec.
Do you think Q also meant:
That last post triggered Biden.
You want some new-n-improved titties, baby?
Get out there and sell those portapotties for daddy.
That's a Cali issue more so than a Colorado River one.
Besides, the US has a treaty with Mexico where a minimum amount of water and salinity has to flow past Yuma, AZ.