Yankees Defeat Phillies 7-3, Win World Series

Puppy love wrote:

Maybe he "swings" for both teams lol!

Carbide wrote:

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I would stop responding to him. His team obviously didn't make it this year and he is angry at the people who succeeded in making it to the World Series. Win or lose, we were there!
Such angry forum trolls these days.

Hmm wrote:

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I get a kick out this moron bringing up your number of posts. He's not even smart enough to realize that he shouldn't be busting anyone's chops for a 3 per day average after posting roughly 20 on the same thread in the last 24 hours.

Carbide wrote:

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You sound like an intelligent person. Can you tell me what 2 + 2 equals?
if u could talk wit out lookin like uh ideet u meight bee abuul 2 talk wit da rest uv da people on dis board. Dis board has uhdults who dont luke leighk murons when dey type dur cnetranctces out leighk u r.
Seriously, type like normal, you will get a better response.

Carbide wrote:

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I just stopped responding to him. If you ignore them long enough, they eventually go away.
Besides, he could not grasp the whole supporting a team thing. Most people who support a team are there for them win or lose.

Hmm wrote:

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I get a kick out this moron bringing up your number of posts. He's not even smart enough to realize that he shouldn't be busting anyone's chops for a 3 per day average after posting roughly 20 on the same thread in the last 24 hours.

Reading wrote:

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Ryan Howard, Jimmy Rollins, Ryan Madson, Chase Utley, and Brett Myers, to name a few, played in Reading. We'll see how well the Yankees play next year, since Matsui's contract is over and will most likely not be playing with the team next year.

THE FORUM TROLL wrote:

<quoted text>Some people have a life. Some people WISH they had a life, which is why ALL they can do is be an athletic supporter. Your a big boy now, Carbide. Such a big MAN who supports a TEAM. Wow, you impress me more and more. Keep commenting, I love idiots too.

Carbide wrote:

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I wasn't going to reply to you because all you are doing is looking for a fight, pathetic.
Basically it's like this. I support them for many reasons. None of which you will understand because you are only here to fight over the internet. As much enjoyment as you are getting out of it, it makes you look pretty cowardly. I'm going to take a wild guess and imagine you as the type of person who would never say anything like you are saying to someone's face. In fact, I would even go so far as saying you are such a ****, you never played a sport in your life and have no appreciation for them.
I know you are getting from me what you wanted all along, a response. No matter to me, I'll keep going on supporting this team and many others. I heard Penn State lost today too, guess what, I support them as well! You aren't going to bring me down with your school yard insults. If you were more intelligent and actually came up with some good ones, I might be inclined to reply more to you. Since you are the typical AOL user, you aren't one to posses those attributes.
Try as hard as you can to understand that it's not so much support for the team, it's the friends you make. By the sounds of it, you need a lot of help in that department.
Have fun trolling this thread.

THE FORUM TROLL wrote:

<quoted text>Well, if you need to support a team to make friends, then my guess is your not a very interesting individual. I love YOUR take on the school yard insults when your best is I am an AOL user. Also your assumption as to why I am in need of help because I find the sports fantics a waste of time, is also laughable. Your so entrenched with the idea that playing a sport is what makes a person complete in their life, is also laughable. I could make the assumption, that you were a very incomplete person and thus needed to resort to playing a sport or rooting for them, to make friends. My entire take on this is, I am sick of hearing/reading/watching how, "next year will be the year", and again it seems that next year never comes. You continue to root for the home team, or ANY team. You continue to live in your little world that is so engulfed in sports that there is no other world out there. ANd since you've made assumption about me, let me go as far as to make assumptions about you. Humm, you went to Penn State for four years (maybe more). Your married and now have a baby. My guess is the baby is in daycare and your wife works. You've purchased a house in Upper Macungie township on a lot of land the size of a sand box. It's tan vinyl and your in debt so far you'll never see the light of day. Your paying on your college degree, the two cars you lease, and the modern furniture you own is very minimal. Your newborn is in daycare because your wife/significant other has no choice but to work. Humm, you go to the bar a couple of times a week to discuss sports with the other guys', before you head on home to a Wegman's heat and eat meal your wife threw in the microwave. You play golf on a Saturday morning so you can "network" with the other pencil pushers as you chat sports and discuss how the Phillies or any other team would have won had they done this play or that play. Now that is my assumption on you. as you made assumptions about me.

Just sayin wrote:

<quoted text>What a D@ck.

Just sayin wrote:

Yeah, for half of the people in america.**** is your point?