"I'm not worried"

Poll: Is the statement "I'm not worried," uttered during a game considered woofing? - You do not have permission to vote in this poll.

Yes

38.46%

46.15%

Depends on the outcome of the game.

15.38%

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"I'm not worried"

yvonne
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09-26-2015, 11:40 PM

Quote:2. What is Woofing?

Woofing is any outlandish, outrageous, inflammatory, ridiculous,
unsupported, sophmoric, or otherwise brain-dead commentary or
predictions regarding a specific team, player, or athletic event.
Comments such as "Tampa will kick Dallas' ASS!!!", "Blazerz R00L!",
"Notre Dame SUCKS", or "Sampras will CRUSH Chang like a grape!" are
all considered to be woofing.Â Woofing does not include rational,
well-thought-out, well-supported commentary.Â Thus, comments such as
"I think New York will beat Orlando, because of their outstanding
defense" or "I think Kansas City has a chance to go all the way, with
Montana on the team" are NOT considered woofing.

yvonne

09-26-2015, 11:40 PM

Quote:2. What is Woofing?

Woofing is any outlandish, outrageous, inflammatory, ridiculous,
unsupported, sophmoric, or otherwise brain-dead commentary or
predictions regarding a specific team, player, or athletic event.
Comments such as "Tampa will kick Dallas' ASS!!!", "Blazerz R00L!",
"Notre Dame SUCKS", or "Sampras will CRUSH Chang like a grape!" are
all considered to be woofing.Â Woofing does not include rational,
well-thought-out, well-supported commentary.Â Thus, comments such as
"I think New York will beat Orlando, because of their outstanding
defense" or "I think Kansas City has a chance to go all the way, with
Montana on the team" are NOT considered woofing.