People who call into sports talk shows (and people who post in forums) are rarely objective. For some reason the particular topic they believe in overtakes them. Which begs the question, reality based infotainment is the direction of the future but is it better for us?
What brought this to mind was listening to talk radio snippets from LSU and
Which brings me to my next point, yesterday I took my daughters to see “The Lion King”, which is still one of the best plays visually I have ever seen. Even though it was long my kids enjoyed it and I am certain it sparked some enthusiasm for the art form. Later that evening the same thing happened when my daughter watched a long pass from the LSU quarterback and as the wide receiver crossed the end zone she started cheering “LSU, LSU, LSU”, which I have to admit choked me up a bit. She knows the LSU Tigers are important to me and because of that they are important to her. The question is, should they be from a parenting perspective? I don’t care who you are, boy or girl; Saturday nights in Tiger Stadium is a special time. But so is “Wicked” on Broadway, less the drunken brawling, cursing idiots who have lost touch with reality.
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