RSL - Chivas USA 26 July (R)

taytay33 · 07-31-2006, 09:47 PM

Hey now, should we really be bashing on parenting skills? That seems kinda below the belt to me... Besides, what does it matter to you? *shrug* just a thought. So anyway, aren't you all glad we didn't do the same thing against DC that we did against Chivas?

TheRogueOne · 07-31-2006, 09:50 PM

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Originally Posted by Merk

Regarding Trey:

We have a Lion (Leo), a Dorothy (Jamie and his ruby slippers). Trey is the... wait for it... Munchkin.

Still to be cast in the RSL Wizard of Oz:
Tin Man
Scarecrow
Wizard
Wicked Witch
Crazy Flying Monkeys

I gotta nominate the RCB to play the role of Crazy Flying Monkeys.
I always wanted to be one of those cool ass monkeys with wings.

Aerick · 07-31-2006, 09:52 PM

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Originally Posted by TheRogueOne

Hey Aerick, while you are at it why don't you make sure they never experience anything, ever. That way instead of telling them the truth about the world, you can lie your ass off and they will believe everything daddy does. Oh, I would also make sure that they are locked away in prison cells forever. God forbid they should make their own decisions about the world and ever have any points of view. Don't let them go to school and you should probably stop coming to sporting events as well. But, then, you will have the most socially retarded and unstable kids on the planet. Hope that sits well with you. Make sure they don't go to heck 'cause them don't believe in Gosh. You hillbilly.
Hu-huh!

Good thinking man!

utah_heretic · 08-01-2006, 08:34 AM

I propose RSL establish a "family section"...in this section, there will be no tolerance for foul language, nudity or alcohol. Rope it off and let people have their "family environment"...just why bother me about it?

bordelais7 · 08-01-2006, 09:33 AM

I don't think that the argument here should be whether or not certain language is morally acceptable. That is an opinion that will differ from person to person. Those who believe that everyone should adapt to their particular way of thinking are at best being ignorant and at worst are driving away fans. This applies equally to both sides of the discussion.

Some people choose to use what might be considered to be harsh language. Respect their right to do so, regardless of your opinion.

Some people are offended by such use of language. Respect their right to be offended, and understand that people have different opinions.

It really shouldn't be that hard.

[/Solomon-mode]

Aerick · 08-01-2006, 10:40 AM

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Originally Posted by bordelais7

I don't think that the argument here should be whether or not certain language is morally acceptable. That is an opinion that will differ from person to person. Those who believe that everyone should adapt to their particular way of thinking are at best being ignorant and at worst are driving away fans. This applies equally to both sides of the discussion.

Some people choose to use what might be considered to be harsh language. Respect their right to do so, regardless of your opinion.

Some people are offended by such use of language. Respect their right to be offended, and understand that people have different opinions.

It really shouldn't be that hard.

[/Solomon-mode]

Good thinking man!

Burninator · 08-01-2006, 01:12 PM

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Originally Posted by Aerick

Good thinking man!

<Guinness> Brilliant! </Guinness>

taytay33 · 08-01-2006, 05:38 PM

Or we could all just respect each others opinions and not bash on each other cause we're not that immature... Now there's something brilliant!

xlyte · 08-01-2006, 09:53 PM

speak for yourself! i'm immature!!! :P

Stucki · 08-01-2006, 10:04 PM

I have been known to have my moments as well.