| Which sport is tougher on the body: hockey or soccer?
Posted: 5/25/2008 9:20:11 AM | 
I have diagnosed you twice....I may not have been extremely specific about your psychosis issues, but alcohol abuse is related to your delusional posts.
I also stated this to you:
I know it eats you up a lot when we say it. I know you get angry when we say it, but there are ways to control your emotions “guy”. What you have is a low tolerance for frustration, meaning simply that you feel that you should not be subjected to inconvenience, such as word “World Champs”. You can't take things in stride, and you are particularly infuriated if the situation seems somehow to be unjust: for example, being corrected for a minor mistake drives you Lickdick.
You said,
I lived in the US for 8 years and I loved American sports. I do find the incessant stoppages extremely frustrating.
"I loved" another past tense....You can stop anytime. There is nothing wrong with going to Fenway/Garden watching the games, like my girlfriend does. However you have to understand the game too. Watching batters hit the ball and hockey players passing the puck does not mean you are fan. You probably complained throughout the whole time comparing it to soccer, calling the sport, "arrogant, provincial, bigoted and ignorant" like a whining little girl. Other than that you were only there to sip on your beers and b*tch.
Be a good little wizard now and stop throwing incoherent little tantrums...
Tantrums? I'm laughing through the whole thing.... You're the one thats infuriated.... I'm having a good time pissing you off. | |
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| Which sport is tougher on the body: hockey or soccer?
Posted: 5/25/2008 5:09:04 PM | Having a bad day WiZ 
Why do you even argue with the Euros. We live in two different worlds. Pedro of all people on here had it right .... did I say that. There right and we are right and there is no middle. We love our sports and they love there sport. No one can take anything away from any true fan on which ever sport they love. Just my opinion that American Football is the best sport on earth. No one has to agree with me on it. They can bash it all they want. Who cares? | |
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| Which sport is tougher on the body: hockey or soccer?
Posted: 5/25/2008 5:22:06 PM | This argument keeps going back and forth and Limerick claims to have won. Sorry Limerick, but so far I have agreed withe everything wizard has said. I'm not sure if wizard is the clear winner in this argument, but I don't think that you are either.
Limerick I think where you screwed up was when you claimed to be a fan of American sports, but in the same sentence said that NFL was frustrating to watch. you can't be a fan of somthing that you find frustrating to watch. This is where all of your credibility disappeared. Your claim of love for American sports was a ploy to fool others into making you appear to be an objective, unbiased sport's fan, but it didn't work.
Limerick, have you ever played any North American sports. There is a BIG difference than just watching them.Yes I have played soccer and it's not bad, but can get a little boring with the lack of scoring. I am not a good player, but not bad either. I think too many here have commented on sports they have little or no knowledge of. Maybe we should all agree to disagree.
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| Which sport is tougher on the body: hockey or soccer?
Posted: 5/25/2008 5:26:32 PM | That is not the argument Crazy.... I'm not comparing soccer and American sports....I'm not comparing which sport is better because I love them both. Somebody in here claims to "loved" our sport, but complains that American sports are ignorant. ****es about the commericals and so on....
I'm not having a bad day....I'm having fun with this, somebody else is having a bad day.
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| Which sport is tougher on the body: hockey or soccer?
Posted: 5/25/2008 6:50:51 PM | BTW who the hell is "limerick"? If that's at me...well, born in Cork, went to school in Limerick, played hurling for Clare...lost Munster Cup finals in rugby as a schoolboy against Ronan O' Gara's team in a replay...and I've played with and against lads who just won the biggest trophy in Northern Hemisphere Rugby yesterday...I could not are less about this argument anymore...MAN UTD and MUNSTER are kings... | |
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| Which sport is tougher on the body: hockey or soccer?
Posted: 5/25/2008 7:06:08 PM | | Oh and to pickmynose...yeah, I've played "your sports". But I wouldn't for a moment compare a decent former college pitcher throwing against us a proper test...I wouldn't even think that some of us who played hurling found it easy to get bat on ball all that telling...when he really brought his "stuff"...it was not easy to get a bat on it. But we still took him deep a couple of times. Pitchers are the kings of US sports in my opinion...baseball's the US game FOR ME and mentally along with the catcher (I can think of a few) they're on their own | |
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| Which sport is tougher on the body: hockey or soccer?
Posted: 5/26/2008 4:42:21 AM | "I have diagnosed you twice....I may not have been extremely specific about your psychosis issues, but alcohol abuse is related to your delusional posts. "
Here's another "stunner"...wow you really nailed it there! What a comeback? Your 'insults' are devastating
Were you born such a loser when it comes to banter or do you have to practice...'cos whatever way it happened...you could not be more of a GEEK
And if alcohol abuse is related to my posts then I want to know what you're on guy, half of your sentences don't even MEAN anything... | |
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| Which sport is tougher on the body: hockey or soccer?
Posted: 5/26/2008 9:39:59 AM | Just apologize and I will forgive you for lying....There is nothing wrong with saying one thing and doing another. Everybody does it, except for me of course because I only state the facts.
And please don't ask me, "Where you lied?" because I have showed you over and over again where you screwed up. So just say sorry and then I will believe you that you "like" "love", whatever you are feeling at that moment, US sports.   | |
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| Which sport is tougher on the body: hockey or soccer?
Posted: 5/26/2008 11:02:39 AM | | Keep taking the anti-psychotics wandalina...at least they keep you happy in lalaland where people obviously can say whatever they like...even when it doesn't make an ounce of sense and they can accuse people without ever ONCE "proving" ANYTHING AT ALL | |
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| Which sport is tougher on the body: hockey or soccer?
Posted: 5/26/2008 11:44:54 AM |
even when it doesn't make an ounce of sense and they can accuse people without ever ONCE "proving" ANYTHING AT ALL
Again since you are very delusional....I have proved that you lied about you liking US sports over and over again. You used words "liked" and "loved", are you denying that you did not say that? Because you have stated it in several posts. This time don't beat around and just answer the question.
Then you try to change it around that you are a fan, so your posts were justified, but you continued to favor soccer.
If you are a US sports fan then you would not have made a comment about US sports to be "arrogant, provincial, bigoted and ignorant". Then you denied saying it and again turned it around that people like me were arrogant, blah, blah, and blah. Its obvious you have forgotten everything....I have answered almost every post you have made and you continue to bypass everything that I have said by only adding insults.
You continue to claim that you have won this argument.... That I have not proved anything, which I have and you will deny it until the end, but the proof is in the pudding.
Just say sorry and again I will forgive you.... I'm still giving you an opportunity to be my friend. | |
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| Which sport is tougher on the body: hockey or soccer?
Posted: 5/26/2008 11:59:27 AM | I keep claiming that I won the argument with you because I did. You admitted that the practice of calling yourself a world champion when you only won a domestic league was "silly" and "foolish". That's a 'wrap' kid...you'd already lost the argument then. You keep saying that I lied...where???? Yes, I said I like US sports...I've been saying that from the beginning. The claim that one likes something and the claim that the thing that one likes has problems nonetheless is not inconsistent or contradictory. The claim that one likes US sports but that one also finds the practice of calling a team world champions when they've won a domestic league are not mutually exclusive positions. I've even provided the context of my original post which you deliberately quoted out of context above so that you can show me how or where exactly I "lied"...but again...you don't...you just keep accusing without proving or demonstrating anything. I don't know how to make it any simpler for you. You said that I "lied" and that I "bashed" American sports and you said that you proved it...of course you never did, but I've repeatedly demonstrated that I never did as much in post after post, even pasting in my earlier posts so you can reread them and recant...then again one has to 'have a pair' to admit when one's wrong so I won't be expecting a retraction from you wandalina any time soon.... | |
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| Which sport is tougher on the body: hockey or soccer?
Posted: 5/26/2008 12:39:52 PM | We're not in a gradeschool debate, so not it's not a rebuttal...your position was completely REFUTED...numbnuts...read it...do you not understand it? As for this puerile ranting about "lying again" these were your exact words:
"I would have used words like ridiculous, silly, or foolish" | |
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| Which sport is tougher on the body: hockey or soccer?
Posted: 5/26/2008 1:43:53 PM | I did quote your EXACT words wandy...do you not remember writing them?
And yet another "lying" comment. Do you understand how language, communication, reference, meaning etc work? Every time I refute (not rebut Wandy, REFUTE) your posts...your response is basically: "LIAR LIAR LIAR!" ... why? Cos' Wandalina thinks so apparently
And, I don't really care(but it is kind of weird) that you've been stalking my profile and posts elsewhere etc...I just feel a little embarrassed for you wandalina. Do the Junior wannabe wizards not meet over the Summer...wandalina-no-mates are we??? | |
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| Which sport is tougher on the body: hockey or soccer?
Posted: 5/26/2008 2:11:44 PM | Since you don't know how to quote let me do it for you....
You said,
You admitted that the practice of calling yourself a world champion when you only won a domestic league was "silly" and "foolish".
I said,
I never said that....You are lying again. Quote me where I stated that?
You came up with,
"I would have used words like ridiculous, silly, or foolish"
So I said,
Quote what I really said about ridiculous, silly, or foolish....Don't filter it out
And again you would not do so....Because you know you lost this argument too....So you said,
I did quote your EXACT words wandy...do you not remember writing them?
So now I will refresh your memory....
Most of these people were Europeans or lived outside the US. You also stated that a lot of us here in the US agreed calling us “World Champs” is wrong. If this was so, we would have ended it a long time ago. I go to work and there’s guy I know who is a NYG fan and when they won the SB he came in declaring to be “World Champs”. I don’t see anything wrong with it. You’re upset because you feel it takes away from your (our)beloved World Cup and you try to compare it when we say “World Champs”. You take it personal and then refer to US sports to be using words like:
Preposterous
Arrogant
Ignorant
Bigot
Outrageous
Isolationist
Provincial
Quite insulting if you ask me…I would have used words like ridiculous, silly, or foolish; but not what you have quoted, so like I said expect a rebuttal. Calling people here in the US "ignorant" is something we don’t take it likely and you should know that since you claim to have lived here for 6 years or something. Maybe in your country you call each other ignorant and laugh it off, but not here “guy”.
I know it eats you up a lot when we say it. I know you get angry when we say it, but there are ways to control your emotions “guy”. What you have is a low tolerance for frustration, meaning simply that you feel that you should not be subjected to inconvenience, such as word “World Champs”. You can't take things in stride, and you are particularly infuriated if the situation seems somehow to be unjust: for example, being corrected for a minor mistake drives you Lickdick.
How can you say that I admitted to saying that....Never did....I was only hinting to you to use better wording toward American sports (Constructive criticism). Do YOU not read? "Numbnuts".
You lost this argument too....You can give up now and apologize. I'm waiting....You know what you don't even have to say it on this thread you can secretly email me and I will accept.
It seems that everytime you "refute" you always end it with insults, never facts. So, so sad.... My feelings are hurt.... | |
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| Which sport is tougher on the body: hockey or soccer?
Posted: 5/26/2008 2:37:58 PM | What argument did you think you won? You said that it was justified that a domestic league winner calls themselves World Champions and when a number of us pointed out how patently ridiculous and non-sensical it is, you said that you can understand how it looks to others but that we should use different langauge or not give a toss and then when you got rhetorically spanked AGAIN you tried to move the goal posts and pretend that the argument was about something else entirely and accused me of bashing US sports, which I have definitively proved NEVER happened...and then you claim that you've won an argument...too funny. Never had so much fun prompting someone into continually writing incoherent, inconsistent rubbish... | |
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| Which sport is tougher on the body: hockey or soccer?
Posted: 5/26/2008 2:43:21 PM | Read it again....
Most of these people were Europeans or lived outside the US. You also stated that a lot of us here in the US agreed calling us “World Champs” is wrong. If this was so, we would have ended it a long time ago. I go to work and there’s guy I know who is a NYG fan and when they won the SB he came in declaring to be “World Champs”. I don’t see anything wrong with it. You’re upset because you feel it takes away from your (our)beloved World Cup and you try to compare it when we say “World Champs”. You take it personal and then refer to US sports to be using words like:
Preposterous
Arrogant
Ignorant
Bigot
Outrageous
Isolationist
Provincial
Quite insulting if you ask me…I would have used words like ridiculous, silly, or foolish; but not what you have quoted, so like I said expect a rebuttal. Calling people here in the US "ignorant" is something we don’t take it likely and you should know that since you claim to have lived here for 6 years or something. Maybe in your country you call each other ignorant and laugh it off, but not here “guy”.
I know it eats you up a lot when we say it. I know you get angry when we say it, but there are ways to control your emotions “guy”. What you have is a low tolerance for frustration, meaning simply that you feel that you should not be subjected to inconvenience, such as word “World Champs”. You can't take things in stride, and you are particularly infuriated if the situation seems somehow to be unjust: for example, being corrected for a minor mistake drives you Lickdick
Stop changing it around.... | |
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