Boring MNC

Submitted by Enjoy Life on
So, does the fact that several of us are blogging during the MNC mean it is already boring (early in the first quarter)? Yup!

drexel

January 8th, 2009 at 9:00 PM ^

how about the announces slurping tebow? the unquestioned greatest leader in college football? Your life would be better after spending 15 minutes with him? WTF? Danielson isn't even doing the game.

Enjoy Life

January 8th, 2009 at 9:47 PM ^

Well, yeah, it is possible to multi-task but if you are really "in" to any event, you never even consider multi-tasking. E.G. I have never blogged while attending a U/M game (even though it is certainly possible). I have never blogged while having mad, passionate, monkey sex with my significant other.

andamu

January 8th, 2009 at 9:19 PM ^

Seriously, if I see the Dodge Ram one more time, I'll ... Okay, it's an empty threat. But I would really like some different commercials.

jg2112

January 8th, 2009 at 9:27 PM ^

Did Thom Brennaman (sp?) honestly say that in this age of cynicism and negativity, that if a person spends 5 minutes with Tim Tebow, that person will be better for it? Ladies and Gentleman, Mr. Tebow is being groomed to assume the ESPN-suck throne of Brett Favre once Favre retires in 10 years. And Tebow may be a great guy, but Stevie Brown would've intercepted those two passes that were picked off. Honestly, enough with Tebow!

Enjoy Life

January 8th, 2009 at 9:31 PM ^

Yeah, and it is even worse. The reason many folks are so enamored with Tim the Tool is that "god is on his side". No, really, I'm serious. He actually believes god has singled him out to be a really good f'ball player.

pobopo

January 8th, 2009 at 9:37 PM ^

I'm not religious, but it's ridiculous to hate on him for being a good person. What he believes is his business. Would you rather see someone like Maurice Clarett getting the success Tebow's gotten?

Brodie

January 9th, 2009 at 12:57 AM ^

Tebow believes everything he does is through God's will. You'd have to be an asshole or a massive cynic to really believe he thinks God has singled him out. I'm not at all religious, more agnostic than anything, but I can appreciate other people's faiths.

jmblue

January 8th, 2009 at 9:59 PM ^

1. For someone named "Enjoy Life," you don't seem particularly friendly. You might want to take your own advice. 2. Yes, I absolutely believe that Tebow's talents (like those of virtually all other superstar athletes) have much more to do with inborn/genetic traits than anything he did in the gym. There's a reason people talk about "God-given ability." Lots and lots of people work out hard in the gym. 99.9% of them suck at sports anyway.

MGoEOD

January 8th, 2009 at 9:47 PM ^

That reminds me of a story I heard about Yogi Bera. A certain batter kept coming to the plate and crossing himself. At his third (I think) at bat Yogi said: "Why don't you leave God alone and let him watch the game."

Enjoy Life

January 8th, 2009 at 10:05 PM ^

Yes, I am an atheist. But, I have many muslim friends (I spent 2 years in Saudi -- Rasool and I were best buds. This is TRUE. I am not being sarcastic.) I almost never discuss religion. The folks at FOX (and a different blogger) initiated this part of the discussion. Read what I said. Even as an atheist, I respect anyone's religion -- unless they actually try to propose that a supreme being would care more about a football game than the millions (not an exaggeration) of humans that starve to death every year.

Nickel

January 8th, 2009 at 10:02 PM ^

I think the reason it bothers people is that there are many who think the reason they have a big house / nice car / high paying job / athletic ability is because they believe in God. I tend to think that if someone believes in God the 'reward' is eternal life after death, not a fat bank account or laser rocket arm in this one. Either way I can't wait til Tebow is out of college football, he's a great competitor and one of the best I've ever seen, but I'm just so sick of hearing the announcers slobber over him.