Football is a game, right?

Hello people. Yes, my beauty is only exceeded by my humility. Let's move on. So the New York Giants and the NE Pats (Massholes) are going to the Superbowl. Whatever. The Giants beat the SF 49ers with the help of two miscues by the 49ers 23 year old wide receiver Kyle Williams. The big oopsy came in overtime when young Kyle fumbled a punt that was recovered by the Giants and led to the game winning field goal, sending the Giants to the Superbowl and the 49ers to the golf course. It is very upsetting for fans, who are so invested in their team, to watch their season end on such a sour note. Ask any Bills fan about Superbowl XXV. I point all of this out because we live in a different world today. After "the kick felt round western NY" or the "wide right game" when then Buffalo Bill Scotty Norwood missed a 47 yard field goal with :08 left and the Bills lost to the Giants 20-19, my captor and some friends went to a "we still love you Scotty" rally. Thousands of people were there. It wasn't Norwood's fault that the game came down to a long field goal attempt. Unlike forgiving Bills' fans, here are two examples of what was tweeted after the 49er's loss:

"I hope you, youre wife, kids and family die, you deserve it," 

"Jim Harbaugh, please give @KyleWilliams_10 the game ball. And make sure it explodes when he gets in his car." 
Those are actual tweets about a 23 year old guy who dropped a football! Yikes! Imagine how they would have reacted if the outcome of that game actually had any effect, whatsoever, on them personally. I have two points here people. #1 When all is said and done, football is just a game. #2 People in San Francisco are nuts!

Sway