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]]> By: Chris http://ninernoise.com/2008/01/08/shaun-hills-agent-thinks-like-a-real-estate-agent/#comment-15 Chris Fri, 11 Jan 2008 05:11:15 +0000 http://ninernoise.com/2008/01/08/shaun-hills-agent-thinks-like-a-real-estate-agent/#comment-15 Comments like the one you made on the justblogbaby website are exactly why I hate Niner fans.  I've had the privilege of working at some of the most influential newspapers across the nation, but do you know the one constant that I've found; that the whole country hates the Bay Area. No respect for what the Raiders and Niners have accomplished during the existence of their respected franchises.  No respect for the rich history that is Oakland A's baseball, and absolutely no respect for possibly the greatest baseball player of all time (Barry Bonds).  I've defended the Niners against ignorant Boston fans; guys attending Harvard, who think the 2007 Patriots would destroy the 1989 49ers (Blasphemy).  I'm not saying that you're wrong when assuming that some Raider fans are illiterate criminals, but you’ve got to admit neither am I when I say that cheese and wine has no place in the parking lot of an NFL stadium; or for that matter, in or around any red-blooded American football game.  When the A's and Giants play every year my friends want to talk shit more than they want to watch their team win.  I tell my friends who are A's fans to save it for when the Yankee or Red Sox fans pack the Coliseum, like they do every year.  And I tell my Giants fans the same thing, substituting the Yanks or Sox with the Dodgers.  The worst part, we all blindlessly get together for Warrior games with no confrontation.  Don't get me wrong, I love hating the Niners, but after the whole Balco thing, and the decline in play from all 4 of the MLB and NFL teams in the Bay, we need to layoff each other, but when we're both back on top, then it's on.  Oh yeah, but I'm still an Oakland boy and a Raider fan, so don’t ever write anything that bold on the blogbaby website again.  Because I didn't work my ass off to get into Stanford or the Masters program that I'm in to hear shit from (presumably) some kid from Walnut Creek that doesn't know better than to not challenge anyone from East Oakland. Comments like the one you made on the justblogbaby website are exactly why I hate Niner fans.  I’ve had the privilege of working at some of the most influential newspapers across the nation, but do you know the one constant that I’ve found; that the whole country hates the Bay Area. No respect for what the Raiders and Niners have accomplished during the existence of their respected franchises.  No respect for the rich history that is Oakland A’s baseball, and absolutely no respect for possibly the greatest baseball player of all time (Barry Bonds).  I’ve defended the Niners against ignorant Boston fans; guys attending Harvard, who think the 2007 Patriots would destroy the 1989 49ers (Blasphemy).  I’m not saying that you’re wrong when assuming that some Raider fans are illiterate criminals, but you’ve got to admit neither am I when I say that cheese and wine has no place in the parking lot of an NFL stadium; or for that matter, in or around any red-blooded American football game.  When the A’s and Giants play every year my friends want to talk shit more than they want to watch their team win.  I tell my friends who are A’s fans to save it for when the Yankee or Red Sox fans pack the Coliseum, like they do every year.  And I tell my Giants fans the same thing, substituting the Yanks or Sox with the Dodgers.  The worst part, we all blindlessly get together for Warrior games with no confrontation.  Don’t get me wrong, I love hating the Niners, but after the whole Balco thing, and the decline in play from all 4 of the MLB and NFL teams in the Bay, we need to layoff each other, but when we’re both back on top, then it’s on.  Oh yeah, but I’m still an Oakland boy and a Raider fan, so don’t ever write anything that bold on the blogbaby website again.  Because I didn’t work my ass off to get into Stanford or the Masters program that I’m in to hear shit from (presumably) some kid from Walnut Creek that doesn’t know better than to not challenge anyone from East Oakland.

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