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Football vs. Vajayjay? For humor. Curmudgeons & stick-in-the-muds need not read.

top dawg

By top dawg,
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Football or the P  

78 members have voted

  1. 1. For the rest of your lives, which do you choose?

    • Football (and our beloved Panthers)
      17
    • Vajayjay
      43
    • I am younger than 40 and I honestly can't answer that question
      12
    • I am older than 45 and I honestly can't answer that question
      3
    • I am 40-45 and leaning towards vajajay
      3
    • I am 40-45 and am leaning towards football
      3

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of course to properly answer this question we have to ask what we mean by "football." do we mean football in a vacuum? like JUST football? like just 3 hours of panthers football sixteen weeks out of the year?

 

the appeal is that football encompasses so much more than that. it's a paramount social event and for me personally i can't separate it from many of the things that are important in my life. football allows my passion for the game to coalesce with my friends who also have a passion for the game, the ability to come together and spend hours grilling and drinking and talking about poo, the superfluous nature of it as a conversation piece for nearly anyone (which helps in social situations and certainly with my job) as well as other things like tailgates, the raw excitement that comes from planning trips to games, and even this damn site, which allows me an outlet as well as input on all this, with the added bonus of contact with a diverse community of people who can be tapped for ideas and information and opinions and thoughts.

 

pussy might be better than your left hand, but a few minutes later the end result is the same, it's an itch you scratched and now you can focus on other things.

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