- Cheering for the wrong team because I had no idea what was going on
- Being super proud that I almost hooked up with a "college first team rugby player" (When, actually, he
stared at my boobies the entire time he spoke to me and thenthrew up on my back, after I denied him to a "chow". To this day I still have no idea what a "chow" may be, perhaps that is why he threw up on me? I guess I will never know. How sad) - Twisting my ankle walking on uneven ground that has not been landscaped
- Being ridiculed for taking advantage of the "free snacks" on offer at prestigious games such as the "Hilton- Michaelhouse" and "College- anyone" and perhaps slipping on a sausage roll because I piled my plate up so high I could not see where I was walking.
- Falling down a steep embankment which was unmarked
- Being mercilessly boooed whilst walking in front of a stand of school boys in the middle of a game
- Getting so drunk that I threw up on,
and swore at, a squirrel mascot
Oh, there are so many events with which I could relate to, but really what is the purpose? I hate the game. I despise every facet of it. Partly because I do not understand any rules, and partly because I hate the Americanised skanks that run around the perimeter of the field flashing their goods.
I only realized how much I hated it when I started having to pay to attend a game, and was no longer allowed to bring my alcohol along. That made me really sick. How rude can you get? I think my ultimate distaste for it grew when I was made to down the entire contents of my cooler box in a matter of minutes in front of an extremely unsavoury "security guard" and her "mate", which, in turn, brought about agony and humiliation for myself. Not to mention a denied entry into the grounds for being "drunk and disorderly",
So there it is! I hate the sport. Despise it. And, I happen to blame it for my most humiliating moments! So next time, don't ask me if I would like to come with you to the rugby. I don't want to. I'm busy. I have to wax my cat or do anything else.
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