It's a "yes" or "no" question, what's up with telling people your life story?'Proximo said:Several of my friends have talked about quitting the league due to not wanting to root for certain players against/for the Saints (we all live in LA.) For instance, I had Jimmy Graham earlier this year and it takes away his enjoyment of the game if Graham scores and not his receiver, Colston. Personally I think it takes up entirely too much of my time and there isn't a huge reward at the end of the season because no one wants to pay more than a $25 buy-in. I haven't decided yet though; I'm starting law school next fall and can't spend hours playing with FF so it is 50/50 right now.
I figured someone bumped a thread from during the lockout.This is such an odd question to ask so nonchalantly on this message board. Its as if there was some big fantasy-altering event that I missed, making this a normal question. I realize its not quite the same, but it would be like going on the Skins message board I frequent and starting a thread titled "Are you rooting for the Redskins next year"? Just strange, without context.
If all posters only post "yes" and "no" responses this board would be fairly boring would it not?tool.It's a "yes" or "no" question, what's up with telling people your life story?'Proximo said:Several of my friends have talked about quitting the league due to not wanting to root for certain players against/for the Saints (we all live in LA.) For instance, I had Jimmy Graham earlier this year and it takes away his enjoyment of the game if Graham scores and not his receiver, Colston. Personally I think it takes up entirely too much of my time and there isn't a huge reward at the end of the season because no one wants to pay more than a $25 buy-in. I haven't decided yet though; I'm starting law school next fall and can't spend hours playing with FF so it is 50/50 right now.![]()