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CLICK HERE to Register for a free account and login for a smoother ad-free experience. It's easy, and only takes a few moments.If it were me, I would 100% skip out on the SB. Easiest decision I ever made my whole life.
Ha! To confess, our first child was born earlier this month, so I'm perhaps feeling more sentimental than usual.Aw, you are a good guy.
One word-"Divorce". If she gives birth during the SB and he's not there? The kid will forgive you and think it's cool and you're awesome and love you unconditionally because they already know you're voice and gauge your heart when you touch the belly.Is there really a possibility that Sherman will skip the Super Bowl if his wife delivers? I mean, its not like he's pregnant. Carroll played it off well, saying family decision and he's looking forward to meeting "little Petey" (big laughs).
If I'm wrong, just pile on old insensitive me. I work in a small office with all women, so I'm used to it.
Of course you play the game. It's a sad commentary on modern U.S. society that anyone would think, even for a second, that missing the game might be the right choice.
Shermdick isn't married to her, she's "only" his girlfriend (likely one of several). He's from the Cromartie school of insemination dissemination.One word-"Divorce"
Are you saying that if you had a wife and she was going to deliver your first child on SB Sunday you would have no problem making the decision to play or not to play?Of course you play the game. It's a sad commentary on modern U.S. society that anyone would think, even for a second, that missing the game might be the right choice.
Are you saying that if you had a wife and she was going to deliver your first child on SB Sunday you would have no problem making the decision to play or not to play?
You're first little boy (which he knows it is) is coming into this world. Do you know how scary it is for a father?
It's the most terrifying experience I've ever been through as a man. You can't protect her, you can't protect the baby and you're just there. That's the feeling I remember. I'm a man and I'm helpless to protect them. If something went wrong and I wasn't there.....hell with my family or hers....I'd never forgive myself.
You're job as a man is to make sure everyone else does their job so your defensless child comes into this world with a protector looming at every turn. You'll say stupid **** and feel mocked and ridiculed. That's what happens nowadays. They love to crush and dispirit fathers.
That kid knows nothing of this, but he/she will know you were there to protect them.
If it came down to a game or being there, the kid will say he didn't care. It doesn't matter.
You know better.