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Don't tell Cleveland that. They love Urban Meyer..... well like a King, him and James chest bummed at center court. Even let Urbz pumps up Cavaliers crowd on the mic the other night.
Columbus is 140 miles from Cleveland. OSU is not in part of that city when claiming championships.
It's not like East Lansing is a stone's throw away from Detroit, ya know.
Just sayin' for the sake of this argument, let's sacrifice Sparty so that Clevelanders have nothing to potentially hang their hat on. Don't give them any slack here.
For the purposes of this argument, I don't claim Sparty or UM. I claim Detroit Professional teams. In my lifetime I have seen the Tigers, Pistons and Red Wings win championships.
In Cleveland there is no claim to a professional championship during that time.
It is a shutdown argument when talking sports trash with a Cleveland fan.
If they bring up the Bucknuts I usually discount of it out of hand by letting them know that a team that is based 150 miles from the city doesn't count, and it's just fucking college anyway so who gives a shit.
It usually pisses them off, but they can't argue it, really.
BTW, I lived in Cleveland for a few years and have used this argument more than a few times. I try not to use it unless I have to because it is kind of cold, but all is fair in love and trash talk...
I feel like I am watching the destruction of our democracy while my neighbors and friends cheer it on
"BTW, I lived in Cleveland for a few years......................................"
--------------------------------Ewwwwwwwwwwwwwww Did you get all the cooties off?
"BTW, I lived in Cleveland for a few years......................................"
--------------------------------Ewwwwwwwwwwwwwww Did you get all the cooties off?
Ha! It wasn't bad. I met some good people and had a pretty good time over all
I feel like I am watching the destruction of our democracy while my neighbors and friends cheer it on
I end up liking most Cleveland/Ohio St fans probably because we have much in common. I'm even friends with a former Buckeye football player that I met in the Air Force. He was from Toledo. He is still very good friends with Pepper Johnson.
For the purposes of this argument, I don't claim Sparty or UM. I claim Detroit Professional teams. In my lifetime I have seen the Tigers, Pistons and Red Wings win championships.
In Cleveland there is no claim to a professional championship during that time.
It is a shutdown argument when talking sports trash with a Cleveland fan.
If they bring up the Bucknuts I usually discount of it out of hand by letting them know that a team that is based 150 miles from the city doesn't count, and it's just fucking college anyway so who gives a shit.
It usually pisses them off, but they can't argue it, really.
BTW, I lived in Cleveland for a few years and have used this argument more than a few times. I try not to use it unless I have to because it is kind of cold, but all is fair in love and trash talk...
But the Browns and Lions owned the NFL in 50's just because your too young to remember the good ole days doesn't mean it didn't happen.
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I'm just kidding even I'm not old enough to remember the Lions winning championships.
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"Great leaders are almost always great simplifiers, who can cut through argument, debate and doubt, to offer a solution everybody can understand." Colin Powell
My son Zach was up north with some friends for the 4th. They went to Torch Lake. They ran into Jabrill Peppers and some other former UM and MSU stars on the sand bar. Pretty cool. He's got a picture with Jabrill.
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