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i love sports who else likes SPORTS tell me huhuhuh
When it comes to watching sports, I can't stand it. It's usually slow and boring, with commentators who don't really have anything to say but are trying to make some sort of interest by stating the obvious. Football and cricket are the two worst sports to watch.
Cricket is just repetitive and boring as hell with really nothing going on of interest at all.
And football is simply a load of p*****s running around a pitch attempting to cheat their way to getting a ball into a net, all for the sake of a number on a league table. They're ridiculously overpaid too. They should be given an ordinary wage like the rest of us, and the leftover money can go to more important things like improving our roads or paying the wages of people who actually keep this country working and produce the things that people need/want.
The money could also go to more interesting things, like helping Dulux to prolong the drying process of their emulsion.
Sports I like to play though:
- Cricket, though fielding is just as boring as watching cricket. I much prefer to bat or bowl, but I can't catch, so batting's better.
- Snooker, as it can be played indoors, out of the weather's reach at any time, and doesn't get you all sweaty or gasping for air by chasing a ball on an overpriced field.
- Pool, for the same reasons as snooker, but pool allows for a lot more variations of the game to be played, whilst sacrificing some of the skill required to play snooker.
- Darts, which requires good hand-eye coordination, which I don't have, but I still find it fun. I like to play and learn the various games that you can play with three darts and a dart board. It can also be played at any time, out of the reach of the weather, and doesn't get you all sweaty or gasping for air by chasing a ball on an overpriced field.
- Bowling, good fun with mates, with an element of skill required to get the ball down the alley at the right angle and position to take out all the pins. Not so good alone though. It's also out of the reach of the weather and can be played any time as long as a bowling alley is open, and doesn't get you al sweaty or gasping for air by chasing ball on an overpriced field.
Cricket is just repetitive and boring as hell with really nothing going on of interest at all.
And football is simply a load of p*****s running around a pitch attempting to cheat their way to getting a ball into a net, all for the sake of a number on a league table. They're ridiculously overpaid too. They should be given an ordinary wage like the rest of us, and the leftover money can go to more important things like improving our roads or paying the wages of people who actually keep this country working and produce the things that people need/want.
The money could also go to more interesting things, like helping Dulux to prolong the drying process of their emulsion.
Sports I like to play though:
- Cricket, though fielding is just as boring as watching cricket. I much prefer to bat or bowl, but I can't catch, so batting's better.
- Snooker, as it can be played indoors, out of the weather's reach at any time, and doesn't get you all sweaty or gasping for air by chasing a ball on an overpriced field.
- Pool, for the same reasons as snooker, but pool allows for a lot more variations of the game to be played, whilst sacrificing some of the skill required to play snooker.
- Darts, which requires good hand-eye coordination, which I don't have, but I still find it fun. I like to play and learn the various games that you can play with three darts and a dart board. It can also be played at any time, out of the reach of the weather, and doesn't get you all sweaty or gasping for air by chasing a ball on an overpriced field.
- Bowling, good fun with mates, with an element of skill required to get the ball down the alley at the right angle and position to take out all the pins. Not so good alone though. It's also out of the reach of the weather and can be played any time as long as a bowling alley is open, and doesn't get you al sweaty or gasping for air by chasing ball on an overpriced field.
i love sports who else likes SPORTS tell me huhuhuh