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Hating a Team Due to its Fans

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Seriously. Grow up in NKY as a UC fan. You learn really really quickly to hate OSU and UK. It's a terrible thing. They're both incredibly unrealistic, have very little "tolerance" for any other teams, as if you're only allowed to root for theirs. It was miserable being a kid.

 

 

That said: do yourselves a favor and listen to the Paul Finebaum show every once in awhile, specifically during Iron Bowl week. It's comical, but I would be afraid to live in 'Bama and cheer for either team. Those two fan bases are the worst!

I try not to hate on anybody, though not always successful. I dislike Florida, primarily because of their fans, though, and my son worked there, and daughter-in-law graduated from there. However, I've worked with a large contingent of Gator Nation for most of my adult life. That's enough for me. :smug:

 

UCF fans bother me as well. Most need to grow up. The acts of vandalism that they seem to perpetrate every where they go, not to mention at their home games, is juvenile.

I've decided to join team Randy Parker and say the reason I hate Louisville is because of GetSlow.

I'd like to expand on my reasoning. I feel like GetSlow is giving me a command by his name. Like telling me to slow down and is if he is some over reaching government agent trying to control the speed in which I like to live. Plus at Randy Parker's word he is the anti-christ.

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