Week Twelve: Saints Bye Week News and Discussion

AsylumGuido · 11-22-2024, 05:02 PM

Originally Posted by vpheughan

Todays unwanted "Guest Biographer" claims....." 36 years ago, some 21 years after I became the very same fan that I am today...seven days a week, 52 weeks a year, and never waver." WAVER? WAVER? ARE YOU KIDDIN US? AFTER ALL THAT TIME AN AUTHENTIC "TRUE FAN" would say: "never WAIVER"!! You are hereby sentenced to having your Fleur De Lis placard removed which leaves you, holding the stick!
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Hey, smartass, "waver" is a verb that means to be unsteady or indecisive, while "waiver" is a noun that means to give up a right or privilege.

As a "true fan" I never falter, hesitate, and vacillate (ie. waver) when it comes to supporting my Saints.

Saying "never waiver" makes no sense. Learn the meaning of the words, dude.

Missed your meds again?

11-22-2024, 05:02 PM	#16
AsylumGuido 10000 POST CLUB Join Date: Sep 2007 Location: Bossier City, LA Posts: 26,573	Re: Week Twelve: Saints Bye Week News and Discussion Originally Posted by vpheughan Todays unwanted "Guest Biographer" claims....." 36 years ago, some 21 years after I became the very same fan that I am today...seven days a week, 52 weeks a year, and never waver." WAVER? WAVER? ARE YOU KIDDIN US? AFTER ALL THAT TIME AN AUTHENTIC "TRUE FAN" would say: "never WAIVER"!! You are hereby sentenced to having your Fleur De Lis placard removed which leaves you, holding the stick! Attachment 14236 Hey, smartass, "waver" is a verb that means to be unsteady or indecisive, while "waiver" is a noun that means to give up a right or privilege. As a "true fan" I never falter, hesitate, and vacillate (ie. waver) when it comes to supporting my Saints. Saying "never waiver" makes no sense. Learn the meaning of the words, dude. Missed your meds again?