RenAndStimulants
RenAndStimulants t1_j3q1pt1 wrote
My aunt and uncle had a very similar car and year which was hit in the front due to someone sliding on ice. But after some home repairs ran great for 8 more years until they sold it for a nice little down on something newer.
Awesome and lasting repair I think!
RenAndStimulants t1_jc61zbp wrote
Reply to comment by Wheresthenearestrope in 21 year old Nicaraguan pitcher Duque Hebbert signed by Detroit Tigers immediately after game in which he struck out a trio of MLB stars. by carnifex2005
You have it wrong. There are fans in America that live and die for their teams. There are homes covered in team art, jerseys, and memorable. Cars covered in flags, bumper stickers, and even wraps on their vehicles.
The northeast is particularly involved. You'll see kids on their first day of kindergarten with t-shirts and backpacks for their teams. Bars strictly for local sports teams, and if you go to Boston you'll see team logo tattoos on every other tatted person.
We have a multitude of sports here so everyone can't love everything, but to say we don't have die hard fans is absolutely ridiculous.
Also to say we don't have traditions still alive in these communities from the birth of their teams is absurd.