toldailytopic: Signs that your sports fanaticism has gone too far.

[Nathon Detroit]

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[Nathon Detroit]

Maybe when you start tattooing players names on your back?

 

[Nathon Detroit]

Bronco's VP John Elway might have mocked the tattoo in the post above but he has his own maniacs to deal with...

 

[rainee]

The TheologyOnline.com TOPIC OF THE DAY for November 28th, 2011 10:05 AM

toldailytopic: Signs that your sports fanaticism has gone too far.

A fight broke out at a Canadian Football League luncheon between two former players over a controversial hit that occurred 50 years ago

http://www.cbsnews.com/video/watch/...=Feed:+CBSNewsVideo+(News+Video:+CBSNews.com)

 

[Buzzword]

When you think watching mixed martial arts qualifies you to walk into a Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu gym and start issuing challenges.

Slight language warning (I think. my speakers aren't working at the moment)

Get in My Guard 3

 

[kmoney]

Bronco's VP John Elway might have mocked the tattoo in the post above but he has his own maniacs to deal with...

:shocked:

Creepy. :noid:

 

[genuineoriginal]

Your sports fanaticism has gone too far when you agree to TSA Pat-down searches and body scans in order to watch a football game.

Alex Jones Calls for NFL Boycott After Intrusive Pat-down Searches Announced
USA Today reports that the NFL has announced it will begin intrusive pat-downs of fans this football season. The organization wants all 32 clubs to search 16.6 million fans from the ankles up.

 

[Psalmist]

toldailytopic: Signs that your sports fanaticism has gone too far.​

When I start rooting and cheering for the referees? ​

 

[Lon]

When a Broncos fan moves to Seattle, dresses his two boys in Bronco gear and cannot fathom they would get picked on (or vise versa). The tatoos come after the clearer signs past the no return mark.

 

[Lon]

toldailytopic: Signs that your sports fanaticism has gone too far.​

When I start rooting and cheering for the referees?
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(only if they are calling one-sided for your team)

 

[sky.]

When your players get raped and it takes years for the public to find out even with eye witnesses at the time of the assault.

 

[aCultureWarrior]

This guy was probably a psychopath to being with.

Take THAT kid!

 

[Nick M]

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No such sign exist. Such thoughts are contrary to logical order of the world. Non fanaticism is a sign of mental short sightedness. lain: Unless you are a bookie.