Recent content by Jason

University of Tennessee was big in the area where I grew up, but I wasn't much into them. I liked to see some smaller local teams win like East Tennessee State, where I went to school.

Who follows the sport? Has any of your teams made it to the playoffs or championship games?

I'm not a big fan. I like badminton better when it comes to those types of sports.

I've been to one Nashville Predators game. It was fun and the only NHL game I went to. But it would have been more enjoyable in the lower level because it's difficult to see stuff.

I wonder what could have been done to prevent it, but plenty of people die of heart disease these days.

They were big when I was growing up, but they never won the whole thing.

Never seen it on TV that I know of.

Who might be the challenger then?

I was only in Minnesota a short time in the 90s, but it was in the countryside, and I regret I wasn't there longer to see more.

What teams you like? Have they made it to the playoffs, and when? What players do you like? Do you play hockey yourself? I never played ice hockey because I grew up in Southern Appalachia (too warm, different culture). However, I played floor hockey in high school and found it very fun.

I played in high school and thought it was fun, and I've always liked it, but tennis, not as much. Anyway, where have you played it? Were you good at it? I can't remember if I was good or not, lol.

It's silly to say what the favorite food is for most people probably because all food is so good to them.

Tea is the cheapest caffeine, aside from those generic sodas like say, the Wal-Mart version of Mountain Dew etc. Tea doesn't have enough caffeine, and coffee has health benefits sodas don't have at all.

Why is it difficult to tell?

Why is that the case?