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An "or" question

Posted: Thu Mar 12, 2020 9:32 am
by duck023
Would you chose never getting the flu again and Oregon never win the title? Or would you chose to get the flu and watch Oregon win a Natty?

Re: An "or" question

Posted: Thu Mar 12, 2020 10:07 am
by justducky0
I would rather the elderly / younger Children / at risk people not contract a disease and possibly die from someone at that game that could unknowingly pass it to them. So yes I am 100% for precaution over my person desire to watch a basketball game.

Re: An "or" question

Posted: Thu Mar 12, 2020 10:38 am
by duck023
justducky0 wrote:I would rather the elderly / younger Children / at risk people not contract a disease and possibly die from someone at that game that could unknowingly pass it to them. So yes I am 100% for precaution over my person desire to watch a basketball game.
The fact you keep referring to Oregon's best chance at a national championship as a "basketball game," tells me how much of an Oregon fan you are. I would risk a little sniffles to watch my team achieve ultimate glory. Even if the virus is as bad as you think people will still die even if they don't go to basketball games. All they are really doing is securing Oregon from never getting a title.

Re: An "or" question

Posted: Thu Mar 12, 2020 10:50 am
by justducky0
Haha - ok.

Re: An "or" question

Posted: Thu Mar 12, 2020 10:53 am
by duck023
justducky0 wrote:Haha - ok.
I might seem unsympathetic. However flus will come and go butOregon will never have a team like they do this year. So if you are ok with the best Oregon team of all time being canceled. I have to question if you are even an Oregon fan?

Re: An "or" question

Posted: Thu Mar 12, 2020 10:58 am
by duck023
Maybe I'm looking at this the wrong way. Oregon was preseason number 1 and beat Stanford in the Championship. Maybe if all Oregon fans can get on the same page we can just declare this a national championship season.

Re: An "or" question

Posted: Thu Mar 12, 2020 11:06 am
by duckfan22
ok let me see if i understand this. ive been a duck fan in football since 1967 basketball
shortly after that..a regular at the pit. ive lived oregon sports forever. I believe as well this
is the best chance of the lady ducks winning it all.

that being said my grand daughter was born early and spent several months in neonatal
at peace healt.. she has asthma, wife used to be a smoker and is over 60. Me i'm a diabetic and
have had issues with pneumonia and 63. So if they cancel games or whatever to save peoples lives
then i can deal with it. If this means im not a true duck fan then so be it sorry but you would be wrong.

Re: An "or" question

Posted: Thu Mar 12, 2020 11:16 am
by duck023
duckfan22 wrote:ok let me see if i understand this. ive been a duck fan in football since 1967 basketball
shortly after that..a regular at the pit. ive lived oregon sports forever. I believe as well this
is the best chance of the lady ducks winning it all.

that being said my grand daughter was born early and spent several months in neonatal
at peace healt.. she has asthma, wife used to be a smoker and is over 60. Me i'm a diabetic and
have had issues with pneumonia and 63. So if they cancel games or whatever to save peoples lives
then i can deal with it. If this means im not a true duck fan then so be it sorry but you would be wrong.
They are canceling Oregon's best chance at a title. I'm not saying you and your family have to go to the games. I hope you stay safe. However it doesn't make sense that for 40 years you watched games in a germ infested Pit when they were losing but want to cancel them from playing games during their best chance to win a championship because of a flu. There was the Swine Flu but nobody was trying to cancel Duke's chance at a national championship.

Re: An "or" question

Posted: Thu Mar 12, 2020 11:19 am
by duckfan22
duck023 wrote:
duckfan22 wrote:ok let me see if i understand this. ive been a duck fan in football since 1967 basketball
shortly after that..a regular at the pit. ive lived oregon sports forever. I believe as well this
is the best chance of the lady ducks winning it all.

that being said my grand daughter was born early and spent several months in neonatal
at peace healt.. she has asthma, wife used to be a smoker and is over 60. Me i'm a diabetic and
have had issues with pneumonia and 63. So if they cancel games or whatever to save peoples lives
then i can deal with it. If this means im not a true duck fan then so be it sorry but you would be wrong.
They are canceling Oregon's best chance at a title. I'm not wrong if you could watch the ducks for 40 years and not care about the one season that matters then I have to wonder if you ever cared?
and let me as direct as i can... ive worn my duck colors with pride for ever and ever.
in fact have duck clothing on now as well. my corner work area bleeds ducks.
so saying i dont care well your plain and simple full of crap

Re: An "or" question

Posted: Thu Mar 12, 2020 11:28 am
by justducky0
Just dont engage. He is not a rational poster an even possibly a troll .

Re: An "or" question

Posted: Thu Mar 12, 2020 11:29 am
by UOducksTK1
Closing this one. Not worth our time!