Chit-Chat: In the midnight hour, she cries because she's sad and alone and just a little pathetic.

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I seriously love her as an artist, haha. My favorite song would be a tie between Born to Die and Summertime Sadness. Regardless of how many times I listen to these, they just never seem to get tiring. :]
 
I remember in my 9th grade physical education course, there were two (or three) days when some guys (and gals) came out to the school to teach us basic rugby. It had its similarities to American football, but differences as well. Pretty interesting game if you ask me.
 
If you live in Australia like me, you'll realize how popular rugby is over here, with major competitions for both league and union variants, and also good ol' soccer and Aussie Rules. Australians surely love their football :)
 
In american football, they use their hands for the ball most of the time, wear bulky clothing and play for seconds at a time. I kind of don't want to call it football since I think football is a much better name for what americans name as soccer :p Rugby seems rougher.
 
Oh, I always thought American Football and Rugby are one and the same. I was wrong at this part, and it seems like you're having great time that time, Zach.

I remember back then, once per week, I and the other students were wearing different uniforms suited for sports, and it's interesting that we're practicing sports outside of the class.
 
I actually think rugby would suit a physical beast like me lol. But yeah, never played it. Was interested in it, though.

Also, sorry butt ummm thread title I somehow comprehend as 'andy didn't get the finger so he needs sympathy. Or someone provide a finger'. I am so weird, huehuehue
 
I don't see the hype in sports at all. I think in a world of entertainment that includes people going to great lengths to write scripts, make costumes, build artificial sets and deliver performances, it's kind of a cheap option to watch people play a game.

But that's just me. As you say, everybody has their own tastes.
 
Catholic Nun said:
I don't see the hype in sports at all. I think in a world of entertainment that includes people going to great lengths to write scripts, make costumes, build artificial sets and deliver performances, it's kind of a cheap option to watch people play a game.

But that's just me. As you say, everybody has their own tastes.
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And I heard the sport players are getting the money just as well as the artists and film-makers themselves. Most of the time, I think.
 
Well I do understand that. The only reason film stars etc get so much money is because of the money they generate, and sport plays generate a similar amount of money for their clubs or stadiums or whoever gets that money. I'm just saying I think we need to refocus where our entertainment lies.
 
I think the bigger social question is why sports stars are getting paid millions of dollars while our teachers are being paid at a minuscule fraction of that. I understand economically how they are paid more, but it's still wrong in my opinion.
 
I think our entertainment focus is perfectly fine, though maybe we could butt out of celebrities lives a little bit so there aren't, y'know, sleazy photographers stalking celebs at their homes.

Humans at their highest athletic pinnacles are something to appreciate. We know quite a bit about the physical limitations of the human body because of the crap athletes have put their bodies through.

Teachers do deserve to be paid more than they are, I will say that. American private school teachers probably make better money than most public school teachers, but the jump in pay varies based on location, I assume. I wouldn't doubt some public school teachers make as much, if not more, than private school teachers if they work for an affluent school district that's consistently hiring new teachers due to growth year in and year out.

Sector said:
Rugsby sounds more entertaining to be honest.
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SHOTS FIRED.

I'd have to say I prefer lacrosse out of the two, since it resembles hockey to me, and I like hockey, though ice hockey is something I can't play because I never learned to ice skate. Particularly giving a good shoulder check. :P though I could have done without people in my high school phys ed classes whacking their lacrosse sticks on my arms when I had the ball or was chasing the ball
 
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