Interesting situation on Saturday that occurred which made me wonder if it had happened to others on the Board. Because I busted a spring.....
So I hosted a party to watch the Duke - UVA Game and invited over friends and family (12 adults 4 kids). I provided Pizzas (4) and Wings (60), Chips, Pasta Salad, good beer (Troegs) as well as swill (Miller Lite) as well as Bourbon, Rum, Vodka etc. All on my dime, in my house etc.
Everyone in attendance knows from their personal knowledge, (not to mention the Duke Man Cave we were in) that I am a Duke Grad, and a DIE HARD and this game was important to me ...obvious as I hosted a watch party.
One of the guests (Sister-In-Law's long term BF), about 10 min into the game starts ACTIVELY rooting and cheering on the 'Hoos.???
NOW- here is my glitch. Boyfriend X has NO vested interest in Virginia, Is not from Virginia (from Pittsburgh), Has no relatives who attended UVA, Did not attend Virginia (went to PSU), dos not have a grandma or aunt named Virginia etc...you get the point.
He comes to my place, eats my food, drinks my booze etc and actively roots against me and my team... Does this violate some sort of Man law? I lost my damn mind at about the 2min mark until halftime (UVA cut it to five and he was whooping it up). Called him on it and that he was being an ignorant bastard for coming to my place, taking advantage of my hospitality and then actively rooting for my team to lose. I mean I was in his grill close enough to count cavities. Called him a few choice names and inquired if he had ever been in a locker room with Jerry Sandusky... He spent the rest of the night sulking in the dining room eating BBQ Chips...
After the game several of the other attendees agreed it was ******** for him to do that (all guys) but of course the wife's sister was chaffed. The wife doesn't care a bit..She doesn't like him much and knows I am in a better mood when Duke wins.
My Question(s) for the group
A) Has this happened to you?
B) What was your reaction?
C) What do you feel is appropriate penance for the offender (BE CREATIVE)?
So I hosted a party to watch the Duke - UVA Game and invited over friends and family (12 adults 4 kids). I provided Pizzas (4) and Wings (60), Chips, Pasta Salad, good beer (Troegs) as well as swill (Miller Lite) as well as Bourbon, Rum, Vodka etc. All on my dime, in my house etc.
Everyone in attendance knows from their personal knowledge, (not to mention the Duke Man Cave we were in) that I am a Duke Grad, and a DIE HARD and this game was important to me ...obvious as I hosted a watch party.
One of the guests (Sister-In-Law's long term BF), about 10 min into the game starts ACTIVELY rooting and cheering on the 'Hoos.???
NOW- here is my glitch. Boyfriend X has NO vested interest in Virginia, Is not from Virginia (from Pittsburgh), Has no relatives who attended UVA, Did not attend Virginia (went to PSU), dos not have a grandma or aunt named Virginia etc...you get the point.
He comes to my place, eats my food, drinks my booze etc and actively roots against me and my team... Does this violate some sort of Man law? I lost my damn mind at about the 2min mark until halftime (UVA cut it to five and he was whooping it up). Called him on it and that he was being an ignorant bastard for coming to my place, taking advantage of my hospitality and then actively rooting for my team to lose. I mean I was in his grill close enough to count cavities. Called him a few choice names and inquired if he had ever been in a locker room with Jerry Sandusky... He spent the rest of the night sulking in the dining room eating BBQ Chips...
After the game several of the other attendees agreed it was ******** for him to do that (all guys) but of course the wife's sister was chaffed. The wife doesn't care a bit..She doesn't like him much and knows I am in a better mood when Duke wins.
My Question(s) for the group
A) Has this happened to you?
B) What was your reaction?
C) What do you feel is appropriate penance for the offender (BE CREATIVE)?