Another OU football game observation and question.

[joegrizzy]

oh yeah and it's always people that never even played (or likely even attended said college) that care the most.

really weird.

 

[2busy]

Ban all sports

 

[bubbaturbo]

Was the sooner fan an obese slob who commented on your legs?






Sorry man I had to do it.

I knew you would. But my legs are unremarkable.

 

[sherrick13]

Im quite patriotic and it really doesnt bother me a bit.

 

[bubbaturbo]

Don't anybody get butt-hurt but back to my original question. Changing the words doesn't seem to be considered a big deal. So, does the kneeling bother you or not and why? If it does, why is one disrespectful and one not? Personally I think both are but I'm interested in other's perspectives.

 

[Parks 788]

After you change your diaper, show us on the doll where the Sooner fans touched you.

As much as I dislike OU and am an OSU grad and fan, this right here was pretty damn funny! Well played, Sir.

 

[Louro]

Can't we all get along?

 

[PanhandleGlocker]

>no big deal, kidz blow themselves up all the time

there, now ya'll can stop.

 

[JD8]

Don't anybody get butt-hurt but back to my original question. Changing the words doesn't seem to be considered a big deal. So, does the kneeling bother you or not and why? If it does, why is one disrespectful and one not? Personally I think both are but I'm interested in other's perspectives.

What is the intent behind kneeling vs what is the intent behind changing a word?

 

[joegrizzy]

i know. wild the things people forget about. almost like if they don't mention it every day in the news like the football scores.....