Posted by Hay hay hay on March 20, 2016 at 10:08:11 from (71.28.173.254):
In Reply to: Re: High School??? posted by Ultradog MN on March 20, 2016 at 08:03:25:
I have always been a participant. I'd rather play any game myself rather than watch the super bowl. Lots of sports fans are life watchers. They watch it go by. I played team sports but realistically once you are out of school that goes away. There are very few ways to play team sports as an adult. That is why I encouraged my kids to play golf and tennis and run. They can do it all their life.
How people can invest so much effort into cheering for a team, but at the same time know nothing about who or how their city, county or nation is being run is sad. Such an attitude is beyond me. You are right. Many can not name the critical people in their life, but know the names and scoring averages of the point guard on the university basketball team......interesting? In many cases if these guys invested half as much effort into learning and doing their job well, they would be much more successful economically.
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