Showing posts with label life of a T.O. sports fan. Show all posts
Showing posts with label life of a T.O. sports fan. Show all posts
Monday, May 13, 2013
Eternal Sunshine of the Sportsless Mind
"how happy is the sportless vestal's lot
the world forgetting, by the world forgot
eternal sunshine of the sportless mind
each prayer accepted, and each wish resigned"
- adapted from "Eloisa to Abelard," by Alexander Pope
Saturday, December 4, 2010
November Recap: The Bad, the Awful, and the Horrawful
I didn’t want to write this monthly recap. There’s nothing good to talk about as evidenced by the titled. It was a horrific month.
People are jumping off the Leafs bandwagon at an alarming pace. It’s the 1980s all over again. Miraculously, I’m still hanging on. The Leafs are trying their hardest to break me, but, so far, I’m still kicking. It’s like I’m on a train doomed to crash. Instead of scrambling to get off I’ve just buckled myself in. Fuck it, might as well get a good seat for this baby.
People are jumping off the Leafs bandwagon at an alarming pace. It’s the 1980s all over again. Miraculously, I’m still hanging on. The Leafs are trying their hardest to break me, but, so far, I’m still kicking. It’s like I’m on a train doomed to crash. Instead of scrambling to get off I’ve just buckled myself in. Fuck it, might as well get a good seat for this baby.
Thursday, December 2, 2010
Sports Ain't Fun No More
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The Leafs haven’t hit rock bottom because they keep falling further and further. Just when you think it can’t get any worse, it does.
In one of the more depressing psychology experiments I’ve ever read dogs were given electric shocks. One group of dogs are able to end their shock by pressing a lever. The lever for the other group of dogs has no effect. The dogs were next tested in a box-like apparatus in which the dogs could escape the electric shocks by jumping over a low partition. The dogs that previously "learned" that nothing they did had any effect on the shocks simply lay down passively and whined. Even though they could have easily escaped the shocks, the dogs didn't try.
I think I’m just going to go lay down.
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