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"when you have no interest in a cultural touchstone and subsequently find yourself in a minority"

Oh, the fact that this article is closing in on 1500 comments pretty much assures that the AV Club won't be hesitant about having regular sports coverage. Lurky McLurkerson, by making dozens and dozens of posts about how she doesn't care about football and how by God nobody should tell her she should care about

"Why should I keep my mouth shut"

If I'm not mistaken no one has ever been killed during the course of an NFL game.

Travel would be one of the big problems, yes.

David Ortiz is a great example of the utter lack of consistency in steroid outrage. Here's a guy who is a known steroid user, who happened to have a statistically unlikely late-career resurgence. But he's a hero!

There's a fabulous book called "Long Bomb" about the XFL. It's great reading. Rod Smart was as surprised as anyone else when his nickname became a thing.

Actually, there is something wrong with having lots of clauses. That's bad writing.

Nobody cares that you don't care about the Super Bowl.

I think old people worry about steroids more than young people.

I read a good article about that a while ago, think it was on Deadspin. Pretty much an open secret that the NFL would love to expand to London but there are a lot of logistical problems.

Then how do you know it's best in Arabic?

::waves::

"I stopped watching football three years ago "

Favre had the most amazing talent for throwing terrible, terrible interceptions. Other QBs have thrown more interceptions, maybe, but no one has thrown more incredibly stupid interceptions.

"How can anyone watch football without feeling like one of the worst people in the world?"

And then there was Super Bowl V, which was "good" in the sense that the margin was three points, but was also a notoriously ugly game.

Oh yes, David Tyree. I think I was the only person in the world outside of the Boston metropolitan area that wanted the Patriots to win, so we could see a team go 19-0, and so Mercury Morris and the '72 Dolphins could shut the fuck up. But still, man, what a catch.

Do you have 20 minutes to hear him drone on about how halftime shows are symbolic of the futility of human existence?

Yes, but you're more than 8 years old, so you aren't supposed to care about "My Little Pony".