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Again, video games are not a sport. Don't. Don't even go there. This will turn into the dumbest debate ever. Justify it all you want. Still not a sport.
The fuck. I'm the only one who follows sports in here? Must be in my DNA, I think Johnny does too though. Basketball yup football yup baseball yup... College nope...
I like watching basketball to see if can see any peens flopping on the court when they run and I watch football to look at the dudes asses..
I also learned how to play hot-cross-buns on the recorder in way less than 10k hours. I think it took me like 2k hours. Maybe 3k. Just goes to show it doesn't take that long to learn an instrument
So it's excerting physical energy then...to classify a game a sport?
I see a game, salaries, extreme amounts of time required, massive exposure, and competitiveness. It's a sport to me. On ESPN...airing on TBS. It's close enough.
So it's excerting physical energy then...to classify a game a sport?
I see a game, salaries, extreme amounts of time required, massive exposure, and competitiveness. It's a sport to me. On ESPN...airing on TBS. It's close enough.
Yes, physical exertion means sport. I personally think golf is a game, not a sport. Many will argue it. I think it's a great game. If I can drink a 12 pack and smoke cigars while doing it, it likely isn't a sport.
And espn will call anything a sport, as long as they can make a shit ton of money off it. Your physicality has nothing to do with playing video games. You can be 800 pounds and be the best gamer ever. That does not make you an athlete
Also I know time won't make a game a sport. But thanks for your post.
The point was to establish that you can't just pick up a controller and play at the level required to play professionally without a shit ton of time.
Anyway things change. Two years ago marriage meant a man and a woman. Semantics matter not.
Oh, don't get me wrong. I'm sure some of the guys have mad skills with their fingers. And I do give them props for that. I, for one, know I could never do it, even if I tried with all my might.
Finally made the switch to Xfinity..... So much quicker and actually running 26 mbps unlike my old shitty 12 mbps previous provider. Saving 10 bucks a month by switching....
I hit 10,2xx recently and I keep seeing it and thinking 102,xxx because I'm so used to driving old shitboxes and not new shitboxes...
Also, I ran out of wiper fluid the other day so I took it to the dealer to get fixed. Shitty reliability really... I couldn't even get 15k out of the washer fluid? Ridiculous.
LOL...
Chad's right. According to the actual definition and not our own perspective.
sport
spôrt/Submit
noun
1.
an activity involving physical exertion and skill in which an individual or team competes against another or others for entertainment.
"team sports such as baseball and soccer"
synonyms: (competitive) game(s), physical recreation, physical activity, physical exercise, athletics; pastime
"we did a lot of sports"
or maybe he's not now that I interpret that differently.
I almost got into a fist fight because this guy at work called me fair weather fan (I don't give a fk about being that, but I'm not gonna be told by someone else whether or not I get to call myself a fan) because I had to be at work early the next day and fell asleep during the finals...and the fact that I hadn't been to many home games. I was like, that's your definition, but by my definition then if you've missed even ONE home game, or skipped one televised game then you're also a fair weather fan. Which was when it got escalated because he could dish it but not take it...
The point of that was that it's stupid to argue opinion.
Well not when you're a passionate advocate. If it's not a 'sport' now...it never will be unless someone argues the minority side.
Semantically the argument is dumb, yes. But to me and millions of others 'esports' are just that, electronic sports.
Organizations, salaries, media coverage, millions upon millions of viewers, high level competition, big prizes, super stars, apparel, sponsors. Remove the physical part (which btw I'd still argue) and my game is not unlike baseball. Just on a smaller, but growing very fast, scale.
that's what i meant...arguing is dumb, not defending something you put that much time into. although I guess they're kinda the same thing.
shiet, I'll call it a sport...kidding me, in a country where we consider hot dogs in your mouth a sport eating contests...
I think whenever more than one person is good at something requiring talent or practice and they go against each other...it could be called that.
03-31-2016, 03:48 PM
They say it takes 10,000 hours to master something. Not that doing something for 10,000 hours makes that thing a sport. 
I'm a fucking all star at it!!
