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iacchus said:
Wait, when was football a white Christian American thing? Did I miss a memo?
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Dude, it's painful to educate people who have little knowledge of history, or the curiosity to figure it out for themselves. You'll just attempt to deny it anyway, as it probably fits your political agenda. But, I'll give it a try. Read up on the history of American football and how the game was started. You have to think a little, though, and research who chartered the colleges and who was attending them. Who formed the leagues, built the stadiums, etc.? Here are a few tidbits: Rutgers was originally called Queens College and was affiliated with the Dutch Reformed Church. Princeton University was founded in 1746 as the College of New Jersey by a group of New Light Presbyterians, including Jonathan ****inson, who became its first president. George Halas, known affectionately as "Papa Bear," was born in Chicago in 1895 to a devout Catholic family of Hungarian immigrants. Halas was one of the co-founders of the American Professional Football Association (now the NFL). I could go on and on and on with this. Guess what? Approximately 95+% of all inventions were invented by white, Christian males as well. Got a problem with that? From harnessing electricity, refining gas and oil, inventing the incandescent light bulb, the television set and camera, automobile etc. Most of the humanitarian ideals {including ending slavery} stem from that source as well. That's why all of the anti-white ideology, if successful, can only bring the dark ages back to the planet.
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zephyr424 said:
Dude, it's painful to educate people who have little knowledge of history, or the curiosity to figure it out for themselves. You'll just attempt to deny it anyway, as it probably fits your political agenda. But, I'll give it a try. Read up on the history of American football and how the game was started. You have to think a little, though, and research who chartered the colleges and who was attending them. Who formed the leagues, built the stadiums, etc.? Here are a few tidbits: Rutgers was originally called Queens College and was affiliated with the Dutch Reformed Church. Princeton University was founded in 1746 as the College of New Jersey by a group of New Light Presbyterians, including Jonathan ****inson, who became its first president. George Halas, known affectionately as "Papa Bear," was born in Chicago in 1895 to a devout Catholic family of Hungarian immigrants. Halas was one of the co-founders of the American Professional Football Association (now the NFL). I could go on and on and on with this. Guess what? Approximately 95+% of all inventions were invented by white, Christian males as well. Got a problem with that? From harnessing electricity, refining gas and oil, inventing the incandescent light bulb, the television set and camera, automobile etc. Most of the humanitarian ideals {including ending slavery} stem from that source as well. That's why all of the anti-white ideology, if successful, can only bring the dark ages back to the planet.
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Ah, I see.
I don't subscribe to that flavor of memo.

Carry on.
 
Just before the halftime show, the game had 137.8 million active viewers. In the next quarter hour, the show had 128.2 million viewers still tuned in. That's a drop of 9.6 million people who physically tuned out – not just walked away from the tube to focus on snacks, socializing, or getting a quick nap while the break lasted. Nearly ten million people physically tuned out the NFL's show. One year earlier, viewers joined for the halftime show.


Where did the viewers go? Us Magazine reported Monday on the impressive viewership for the alternative halftime show. Turning Point USA drew nearly 20 million people to its All American Halfime Show despite not having a broadcast platform at all:

https://hotair.com/ed-morrissey/2026/02/11/nielsen-nfl-halftime-show-lost-9-million-viewers-n3811795
 
Candleometry said:
They soak a ball of rags in kerosene overnight and light it to start the competition. I was introduced to it by someone in the tribe. It is about healing for those who have passed as well as still here.
Interesting how it's related to light. Maybe we should start a team!
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Those with harry legs should avoid such sport.
 
Candleometry said:
....Interesting how it's related to light. Maybe we should start a team!
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We'd accidentally burn the entire village to the ground.... Then the next night use our collective flashlights to help local police search for survivors. Hours?? They'd be done in 5 minutes as the entire nation would be lit up.
 
Monocrom said:
We'd accidentally burn the entire village to the ground.... Then the next night use our collective flashlights to help local police search for survivors. Hours?? They'd be done in 5 minutes as the entire nation would be lit up.
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Imma pull a racism, but hear me out...have some others doing a standby rain dance, but don't complete it unless necessary...
 
Chauncey Gardener said:
A friend of mine was receiving his first professional deep-tissue massage. About 20 minutes into the massage, the masseuse started the mystical part of the session.

My friend told her: "You can skip the woo-woo. I'm not into it." 😂
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Best to just let them do their thing.
Otherwise they might get offended and quietly chant a curse instead of a blessing.
 
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