probably not.

Dids,

I own a bunch of Celtics stuff including shoes and ONLY wear it to games.

Adult males wearing basketball jerseys when they aren't at games (or at beach or playing basketball) is suspect. Wearing them to games is super standard.

Yeah, I can't picture myself NOT wearing my Jeff Gordon jacket to races.

well dids might win for stupidest thing said

i cannot believe just how wrong this statement is, and the fact that dids assumed that someone would have his back on this awful, awful point. and yes, i have gone to games without wearing any article of clothing that supports the team.

In the decline of 'Cardo emoing out,' I don't think anything brings this forum together quite like 'Dids failing hard.'

following in Grandpa's footsteps, i guess...

Dids,

I'm asking mom for a Jim Rice jersey this Christmas so I can wear it to weddings and funerals.

I don't know about stupidest thing I did this month, but this is certainly one of the stupidest posts I've read.

I was at the sounders game yesterday and was not wearing team colors and it did not feel awkward at all.

That is not to say i support dids view here. But feeling awkward because you aren't wearing team colors is really dumb.

I took the first steps towards closing out a successful financial planning practice in the richest county in the United States to move and open a practice in a county where 67% of the schoolkids qualify for a free lunch.

One time i opened a can of chili and there was some on the lid. I thought "oh that looks good" and before I could have a rational thought about this I put the lid in my mouth, closed my lips, then pulled the lid out. It sliced my cheeks probably like the Joker but only on the inside.

Can we all just agree Dids in this thread is the stupidest thing this month?

Stop didstarding this thread.

Haha, at least you made the college sports disclaimer. The idea that a Nebraska football game is douche-city because every single person is in red is beyond laughable.

lolz dammit, had this joke up my sleeve.


dids, what in the world.

Almost forget about this gem.

Also while in Vegas I went with one of my dumbass friends to "The Gun Store" because he wanted to shoot guns. So we took a taxi out there. 50 rounds, $150, and 2 full minutes later we walked out of what has to be the best scam I've seen all year.

Dids - Wow. Did you happen to miss the part where I was mentioning that 99% of the fans at a game I attended were wearing team jerseys or other gear? Yet somehow it's bad to wear a jersey to such a game yet it's okay at a college game somehow?

You seriously think it's such a lame thing for the fans at a Penguins game to do that? (much less a freaking baseball game?)

As others have mentioned: a sports event is one of the only places where I actually WILL wear this type of stuff.

Some teams during the playoffs also do a thing where they hand everyone the same colored t-shirt (white or red or whatever) upon entry and ask them all to wear them. They might call it a "White Out" or something and the effect on TV and live at the arena is pretty cool. I guess something like this would be too lame for you to be a part of.

Irrespective of the causes, I do hope that you wouldn't dispute that a Nebraska football game is indeed douche-city.

recently?

Noah,
Well done.

Taso, you know I enjoy and appreciate your OOT presence but wtf, don't act like you've actually been to a sporting event, unless you count cross-courts or whatever random 18th century gentleman's contest you learned at your commisar daddy's knee.

They're very nice people. Go back to Philadelphia.

I made a thread about Arcade Fire

iuseprox - That would be for saying the douchiest thing possible which is not the same as fun and cute stories of stupidly trying to attend a game when there was none or leaving the ATM before taking your money.

lulz dids wants to exude individuality AT A SPORTING GAME.