RIP HIS ****ING HEAD OFF

[irishjayhawk]

The pussyification of America continues. Aided by many on this board.

Sad.

[Braincase]

Originally Posted by irishjayhawk

The pussyification of America continues. Aided by many on this board.

Sad.

Up yours. I take two daughters, age 11 & 10, and a son, age 7, to every home game. Foul language is unnecessary at events that are billed as family entertainment. I chhos to sit in the "Family Zone", and I've jumped teenagers and college students for using foul language in that part of the stadium. When I hear the cheer, I yell, "Rip his bloody head off" so my kids can't discern what the idiots in the student section are really yelling.

You want to call me a pussy for protecting my kids innocence, I dare you to do it to my face.

[POND_OF_RED]

Originally Posted by Braincase

Up yours. I take two daughters, age 11 & 10, and a son, age 7, to every home game. Foul language is unnecessary at events that are billed as family entertainment. I chhos to sit in the "Family Zone", and I've jumped teenagers and college students for using foul language in that part of the stadium. When I hear the cheer, I yell, "Rip his bloody head off" so my kids can't discern what the idiots in the student section are really yelling.

You want to call me a pussy for protecting my kids innocence, I dare you to do it to my face.

If you feel this way I would suggest not taking the kids to either of the Texas games this year. They'll hear a lot of cursing that day (i.e: "What the **** was that Reesing?" or "Can we please rush for ONE ****ING YARD")

[Lzen]

Originally Posted by Braincase

Up yours. I take two daughters, age 11 & 10, and a son, age 7, to every home game. Foul language is unnecessary at events that are billed as family entertainment. I chhos to sit in the "Family Zone", and I've jumped teenagers and college students for using foul language in that part of the stadium. When I hear the cheer, I yell, "Rip his bloody head off" so my kids can't discern what the idiots in the student section are really yelling.

You want to call me a pussy for protecting my kids innocence, I dare you to do it to my face.

I took my boys to a game a couple weeks ago. We were in the family zone. We couldn't make out what they were saying from where we were sitting. Of course, I already knew what they chant but I did not share that with the youngsters.