“beyond homer friendly and diss the reds all the time.”
Riiight. Very different than Marty, Thom and Cowboy huh?

“maybe you and the fans you hang with are not true fans at all if you don’t feel the same way.”
I don’t even know what in the hell this means.
I was born and raised in Central Indiana!
You know that. You and I have discussed it.
We have also discussed the fact that (being from Indiana) all my buddies are Reds fans (with the exception of a couple of buddies who are Cubs fans).
So again…I don’t know what the hell you mean.

That’s just it Metalhead. Redlegs fans (or the team, coaches, etc…) are the ONLY people I see and/or hear talk about the brawl. That is a fact. It’s like they can’t get themselves mentally prepared and absolutely crave that drama to get themselves fired up. It’s like they need validation or otherwise have some sort of inferiority complex. My buddies on the other hand…they don’t even bring the subject up anymore. I have the brawl recorded and I very quickly show them the slow motion replay of little Joanie’s bitch ass hoping around the scrum trying to sucker punch someone. Then…his 4′-11” ass gets swallowed up in it and ultimately pinned against the fence. What about the Cardinals rookie pitcher who was on the mound when it happened? You know…Jaime Garcia. What happened with him? Oh…that’s right. Adam Wainwright quickly goes to the mound and escorts him off the field before he can even think of retaliating.
Wainwright = Leadership. Cueto = Thugery

By the way, it is “should have” or “should’ve”, not “should of”. Sorry to be grammar police, but it seems like nearly no one gets that correct.

It was intended to link to Entertainment Weekly’s list of the greatest Simpsons episodes, in which “Last Exit Springfield” was ranked #1.

I recognize the long standing stereotype of the Japanese people as goldfish tenders, and apologize for any hurt feelings this has caused you. In my defense, I was attempting to mock e5again’s statement by pulling a ridiculous statement about the Japanese people from a rather obscure episode of an unknown TV show.

http://www.ew.com/ew/article/0,,417748~3~0~25bestand1,00.html

My assumptions that this should have been obviously, especially since very few people use terms such as “bosh” or “flimshaw” after making racist statement were obviously false. I thank you for pointing out my ignorance on this subject. But you are correct, sometimes people are stupid enough to not notice such things.