Why Have Americans Lost Interest in Tennis?

Pajams Media ^ | August 29, 2010 | Brendan Bernard

[lonestar]

I think that if you stand an American male next to a European variety, the American is definitely all man. The team sport preference is because Americans are a social people by nature and inclination; to them most athletes who are individual competitors are not masculine. They are either "fruity" looking in stretch pants and helmets, or ego maniacs like tennis players.

Opinion, dahling, opinion.

[sueuprising]

Opinion, dahling, opinion. Yes, as I get older, I seem to have more of them.

[lonestar]

Yes, as I get older, I seem to have more of them.

You, too? Doesn't it beat being a "group thinker!"

[GreenAccord]

LOL - you made me laugh.

I gotta be honest. I probably post more than the average Freeper, but much less than the real go-getters around here. In fact, often what I post is a lot like the post you did. I’ll make this little joke that really makes ME laugh. And I just KNOW it’s hilarious. But I get no credit. Well, you sir, deserve a hearty pat on the back for your contribution, if only to make another fellow forum member chuckle.

[Sloth]

I didn’t know we ever had any interest.

[Kenny Bunk]

Just as a good stick in billiards is a sign of a misspent youth, an abundance of overly witty infra dig posts on Freep is a symbol of too much fun in old age.

Seeya!