But....but....but....was it "dramatic"? Was there much on line? Did each team have a reason to win? Were there "big plays"? Were there "story lines" to keep you engaged?
Cracks me up how people stop watching for one season and then act like they can't believe anyone would watch anymore. You watched for 30 years, 1 year off ain't that long.But....but....but....was it "dramatic"? Was there much on line? Did each team have a reason to win? Were there "big plays"? Were there "story lines" to keep you engaged?
I honestly can't believe people STILL watch that theatre.
But....but....but....was it "dramatic"? Was there much on line? Did each team have a reason to win? Were there "big plays"? Were there "story lines" to keep you engaged?
I honestly can't believe people STILL watch that theatre.
Ha! Not hardly. I watched the saints when they were on TV about half the time over the last 5 years or so. Can't swear but its possible I didn't watch a handful if games in the 90s. Growing up in La you are supposed to be a Saints fan. Sort of like Ga and the Falcons. Watching the inexplicable losses in the last two minutes eventually requires swallowing the red pill. I may have watched them live 3 times in my life. Once here just to see the Falcon fans long faces. Its honestly my only interest. Watching people get upset over the "loss" of a team that could care less about them and have zero loyalty to their city. We all have to find our entertainment somewhere.
