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[Spurt]

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@beckyb1012 wrote:

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@Spurt wrote:

The only "message clothing" I wear is for my favorite sports teams.... (Hail To The (NFL) Redskins/NBA Spurs-GO SPURS GO!).............

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NFL/Cowboys NBA/ Rockets MLB/HOUTSON ASTROS!!!!!!!!!!!!

Good reply @Spurt

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@beckyb1012

Your teams are rivals of mine, but like to see other sport's fans wear their colors 

[SahmIam]

No.

[bikerbabe]

Wow. Interesting, judgemental replies.

I do have quite a few tee shirts promoting animal sanctuaries I support plus some nursing sayings. Of course, sports garb also. No. I’m not a silly teenager.

[sunshine45]

yes, not every day, but i do like and wear them.

i particularly like them when i am at the beach, on the beach, at picnics ,or other very casual events or for running errands. i have a few from the peace, love, world brand. they are so soft and comfortable, especially in the HEAT.

i also have a few from my favorite sports teams AND my childrens colleges. they are great conversation starters......if you are into conversations and being friendly with others.

[shoptilyadropagain]

I like to read them on other people....and I've seen them on females of all ages.  However, I don't own any.

[Tinkrbl44]

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@Spurt wrote:

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@Tinkrbl44 wrote:

Constant confrontation?      Hmm.  

I never liked message or designer names on any of my clothing.   As for sports items with a team name on them ....  isn't it time to grow up?   

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@Tinkrbl44

Living in Texas most people ARE sports fans here and we like to show support for our sports teams....loyalty runs deep--whether its high school, college or professional teams...And there are other sports "hot beds" around the country too...

Now as some said---I'm not into messages like: "peace",  "love" "need more sleep", "I love Fridays", "I love vacay", " I love coffee".......

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@Spurt

Something isn't clear to me .... and I am asking in all sincerity .... NOT being a smart aleck .......   what does it matter if someone wears a team name on their jacket or not?  Just how is that "support"?    Do the teams sell the jackets to make money?   Is that what you mean by support? 

Personally, I don't think the players will perform any better if you have a decal on your jacket ... or play worse if you don't.  JMO

[SoX]

I wear my WTTW and WFMT tee shirts proudly, as I'm both a donor and volunteer.

And yes, I sport my White Sox caps and tees, as well ... it's called being a fan; and if that means I'll never grow up ... well, everybody should have a little kid inside themselves ... if so, maybe there wouldn't be so many grumps on here ...

[sunshine45]

@Tinkrbl44

its called team spirit......city spirit......and promotes camaraderie.

it has been around for a very LONG time.....nothing really new.

[Spurt]

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@Tinkrbl44 wrote:

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@Spurt wrote:

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@Tinkrbl44 wrote:

Constant confrontation?      Hmm.  

I never liked message or designer names on any of my clothing.   As for sports items with a team name on them ....  isn't it time to grow up?   

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@Tinkrbl44

Living in Texas most people ARE sports fans here and we like to show support for our sports teams....loyalty runs deep--whether its high school, college or professional teams...And there are other sports "hot beds" around the country too...

Now as some said---I'm not into messages like: "peace",  "love" "need more sleep", "I love Fridays", "I love vacay", " I love coffee".......

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@Spurt

Something isn't clear to me .... and I am asking in all sincerity .... NOT being a smart aleck .......   what does it matter if someone wears a team name on their jacket or not?  Just how is that "support"?    Do the teams sell the jackets to make money?   Is that what you mean by support? 

Personally, I don't think the players will perform any better if you have a decal on your jacket ... or play worse if you don't.  JMO

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@Tinkrbl44

Example--I live in Texas, but my NFL team is based in DC/MD/VA so I'm letting people know that I emotionally support the NFL Redskins when I'm out shopping, or at a restaurant with a group watching the game together, or at a friend's NFL party at their home..Some people fly flags of their sport's teams outside their homes.......It's FUN and I guess you have to be a sport's fan to understand.....

You seem to enjoy reading....so why do you get together in a Book Club and talk about the books you are reading or have read....why do some people talk about gardening, pets, cooking, arts and crafts etc....  It's our HOBBY and it's a bit different because sport's fan wear the colors of their fav team---we show what we like by wearing the clothes not just discussing the team or sport....

[bikerbabe]

It’s called being a FAN. I have lots of Steeler gear plus some Lakers and Dodgers things.
If you don’t like sports, then you probably don’t get it.