I Could NOT Care Less
by sroufe on Aug 20, 2009 8:58 AM PDT
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PrintNot "I could care less" everyone. Actually, I could NOT care less. If I could care less than I do about this, I'd say so. But I couldn't. I just wanted to address this because it will allow me to make a specific point that I wish to carry forward from now on at VTF. This blog could NOT care less about what BYU athletes do off the field, court, diamond, course, pool, track, etc.
As long as it doesn't interfere with their eligibility, why should we make fun of Max Hall and his flipped-up collar? It doesn't make much sense to spend time on something so inconsequential when we are talking about mature, married men that are among some of the premiere athletes in the country - one of whom will be catching passes from Peyton Manning this season. Besides, it could be a lot worse...
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Thank you
I’m glad you posted about this because I was going to soon. I’ve received a few emails from people about these pictures of Hall, Collie and Pitta and how “gay” they are—and I must say, though they are artsy and cheesy, unless you can beat any of these guys on the field or in the bank account, you have NO argument. Thanks Adam for posting this…and that picture of the VT players is pretty ridiculous.
Ditto
When were these photos even taken? I’m so glad we have Ute fans around to teach us the ways of cool.
And thanks for getting the word out on could or could not care less. That drives me nuts.
by NittanyCougar on Aug 20, 2009 11:04 AM PDT up reply actions
It's the offseason
Once kickoff on September 3 rolls around, I won’t care either. But until then, I need a fix to keep me going.
There’s only so many times we can rehash last season.
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