TownieDeac
words are futile devices
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His second sentence is so confusing.
But you can see an irony in the same group of people calling other fanbases nuts and doing the same kinds of things themselves. They lack the self-awareness to see the humor in the situation, but we can if we step back.
At least I think that was where he was headed.
If you can't understand the difference between doing something humorous at your local building and putting up billboards on highways, there's not much we can discuss.
If you can't understand the difference between doing something at your building and placing an ad in the paper of record with the national press sure to get a hold of it, there's not much we can discuss as you just don't get it.
There's no hypocrisy or lack of self-awareness. There's only a gross lack contextual understanding.
Those of you blaming the fanbase for this are experiencing some twisted version of Stockholm Syndrome with the AD.
If you can't understand the difference between doing something humorous at your local building and putting up billboards on highways, there's not much we can discuss.
If you can't understand the difference between doing something at your building and placing an ad in the paper of record with the national press sure to get a hold of it, there's not much we can discuss as you just don't get it.
There's no hypocrisy or lack of self-awareness. There's only a gross lack contextual understanding.
100-300 people should each find an old toilet, put it in their trunk and then put them out together at The Joel. That should get some national press......
Once again you miss the point. The toilet idea was a jumping off point. It would have gotten and likely internet coverage. It would have been less threatening and more effective than doing nothing at that point.
You also forget my concept of starting with 10-20 BuzzOut T-Shirts at games and growing to hundreds by the end of the season.
If the petition was done properly, we'd have 2500-7500 signatures from all over the country.
I wouldn't want a coach who is scared that fans will take out an ad if they have three seasons with a historically bad record.
I just want to give RJ props for some improved copy-editing over the past couple weeks. There's been noticeable improvement.
A small part of our PR problem is that all of our Bball alumni are in the league working for a living while Dookie has several of their angry underachieving prized alumnus running motorcycles off cliffs and talking shit about their little brother on ESPN Ocho. I don't care what anybody says, 4 Natti's or not, I think it really sticks in their crawl that out of all the folks they've sent to the league they've never managed more than some sound role players while we've pumped out a Hall of Famer, superstars, allstars, starters and role players.
member that bummer year of 09? well it looks like Teague is at the early stages of a nice 15 year career. he's averaging like 16 and 7 or something. Looks like James Johnson is carving out a nice little niche for himself too. Aminu and Ish…..are on teams. Quite frankly I don't know when this whole "no 1 and cones" bs started in the first place. We've never had one but we've always piped out league talent. That was our identity. I want that shit back and I'll take the allusion of being a competitor every year in return.
Agreed. He shouldn't be afraid of accountability, or a fanbase who wants to win.
nah he's kinda right in my opinion
there's a disparity of awareness between the actor and the observer
"a plot device according to which (a) the spectators know more than the protagonist; (b) the character reacts in a way contrary to that which is appropriate or wise; (c) characters or situations are compared or contrasted for ironic effects, such as parody; or (d) there is a marked contrast between what the character understands about his acts and what the play demonstrates about them."
Preminger, A. & Brogan, T. V. F. Brogan, The New Princeton Encyclopedia of Poetry and Poetics, MJF Books, 1993, ISBN 9780691032719, pp. 633–635.
If that's what he'd conveyed and/or written, I'd agree with you.
Perhaps you're just a more generous reader than I am. Regardless, there's much irony to be found in DuncanDeac calling other posters "twits."