When Peyton Manning had surgery in the offseason, my initial thought was, “I hope he’s ok!” and not, “I hope they accidentally remove one of his eyes and use it in a failed attempt to fix Eli’s lazy eye which also fails leaving them both blind in one eye and unable to see out of the other thus causing a collapse in the 'pep talk' commercials and starting a new series of eye wear commercials called 'blind leading the blind' which fails miserably because the Manning brothers are stinky underwear heads.”
For the record, I don’t like the Colts, but I like Peyton Manning's commercials. As a Pats fan, don’t even get me going on Eli...stupid lazy eyed physco (joking, or, trash talking rather).
I guess the moral of the story is you don’t see the pros high fiving another player when someone just snapped someone's bone in two. Instead, you see genuine concern coming from the player that just hurt the other player. I don’t care what sport you’re in, that’s how it is. Show me a player that celebrated a season or career ending injury that they just caused and I’ll show you “that guy.”
Don’t do it. Keep it respectful all while letting your fellow fans of other teams know that they’re team does indeed suck, and yours is in fact better. Don’t be “that guy.” It not only shows disrespect to others, but it shows that you don’t respect yourself, either.
When you’re going to post and insult someone, think about what your mom would say…unless your mom is “that guy”…then, I dunno…I don’t suppose that you’ve got an aunt that’s a nun do you? Just post like you’re mom or your aunt the nun is going to read it. You wouldn’t accuse your mom of talking our her a$$, would you?
Take the same pride in your posts that you take in your team.
You can be "that guy" if you choose to. Just don't plan on having people like you.
All in good fun, my friends…all in good fun. Except for the part about Eli! Kidding, of course!
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