Couldn't get into that show at all.
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It took me a couple of episodes to get into it, but by the end of the season (high school handeggball and television, respectively), there is a feeling of elation that kinda sneaks up on you while you watch these kids (albeit fictional) put everything they've got into reaching their goal of making it to the state finals. There are ridiculous and contrived moments, but it is pretty well acted and shot.Me quick one want slow
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Originally posted by Matt View PostSo...just being clear on this point: I'm the current target for anything and everything that I post. Is that correct?
Originally posted by Captain Russ View PostLighten up, buddy.
Originally posted by Ben Thomas View PostI like the Friday Night Lights film. But everything I've seen of Kitsch is just dull and uninspired. Leading man, he is not."Fuck Rob. Also, he has a podcast called Podcaust. Edgy Holocaust humor lulz indeed." - The Faraci
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Originally posted by B_Metal View PostBeing from Texas and heavily involved in the handegg ball as a youte, there's only so much I can devote to it's portrayals on celluloid. A tv series about it was just not in my "need to see" folder when it came along. Will I check it out later? Probably but not before I get through The Wire.
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Yeah, being so much a part of it in high school and seeing how some coaches are completely fucking shitbag individuals sapped me for any love I had for high school football. I had a team mate come to me one day, and he was a coaches favorite despite not wanting to be, and he tells me to follow him. So I did and we end up in the head coaches office, this guy hands me a letter from a JuCo in Mississippi that was interested in me possibly playing there. The post mark was at least a month old.**
Now I know a JuCo in Miss. doesn't sound super appealing to most but the thought of continuing to play AND have school at least partially paid for sounded nice. But since I hadn't responded to them they were under the impression that I wasn't really interested.
So yeah, fuck football as a religion. My kids want to play I won't stop them. I won't however indoctrinate them into it with all the bullshit most parents do around here.
**The head coach made weekly presentations of letters of interest to his favorite players. And the guy that found my letter found at least three others guys having similar letters just sitting on the coaches desk."Fuck Rob. Also, he has a podcast called Podcaust. Edgy Holocaust humor lulz indeed." - The Faraci
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Originally posted by BillyG View PostYup, the weird religious devotion to high school football in Texas totally turns me off that shit.Me quick one want slow
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Back to the JCoM fiascoL there was another Disney marketing blunder on a big-budget movie twenty years ago that became a beloved film to many.
It was about a guy, a girl, and a jetpack.
Now I'm not saying it's an equivalent comparison, just that stuff like this has happened before and doesn't change the fact that the film is what it is. Maybe it'll find its audience one day in the future?
I'll say this much: the score is fanfuckingtastic.Me quick one want slow
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Originally posted by Captain Russ View PostSee, I understand that and all, but it's still a good show that is less about the sport than it is about how the sport is the hub for everything else in a shitty little go-nowhere town.
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Originally posted by BillyG View Post"THIS FOOSBALL IS THE MOST IMPORTANT THING TO EVER HAPPEN TO THIS TOWN AND ME PERSONALLY"
You should move.
<iframe src="http://www.youtube.com/embed/baaEei8WgDA" allowfullscreen="" frameborder="0" height="315" width="560"></iframe>"Fuck Rob. Also, he has a podcast called Podcaust. Edgy Holocaust humor lulz indeed." - The Faraci
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