Musician vs Athletes

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#1 ps3wizard45

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Jocks vs Band Geeks, what ever you want to call it.... these are two talented groups of people that are extreme opposites, who's side are you on?

13 years ago

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#2 Aspen706

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I'm on the jocks side.8)

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#3 IronBeaver

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band geeks, they typically enjoy more than fighting and getting drunk.

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#4 auron_16

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Both require lots of dedication.

13 years ago

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#5 metallica_fan42

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Well I play guitar, and I love playing hockey, so I guess I'm both.

13 years ago

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#6 black_cat19

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I'm a composition major who hates sports, so yeah... :P

13 years ago

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#7 Pirate700

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The jocks I guess.

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#8 deactivated-6016f2513d412

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I've always been far more into music than sports, and I was a bit of a 'band geek' in high school, so...there you have it.

13 years ago

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#9 comp_atkins

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since i have no musical talent i'll go with jocks... even though i don't think the stereotypical knuckle-dragging jock image applies to me.

13 years ago

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#10 cheesyjon

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Athletes! 8)

13 years ago

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#11 mems_1224

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well im a sports junkie. i could live without music. i could never live without sports. plus its a lot harder to be a professional athlete than a successful musician

13 years ago

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#12 Nagru

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I don't like watching sports, but I do like listening to music. So I'll side with the people entertaining me.

13 years ago

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#13 SideSwipes

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Musicians. 8)

13 years ago

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#14 Darth-Caedus

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Musicians, because I actually find music interesting, while I respect the physical capabilities of athletes...sports are boring as **** to watch.

13 years ago

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#15 the_16th_knight

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well im a sports junkie. i could live without music. i could never live without sports. plus its a lot harder to be a professional athlete than a successful musician mems_1224

I don't agree its hard to be a breakthrough musician as well as pro athlete, also it depends on the sport. Musicians for me.

13 years ago

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#16 ferrari2001

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Band Geeks duh. However I've moved more towards nerd than geek.

13 years ago

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#17 needled24-7

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Well I play guitar, and I love playing hockey, so I guess I'm both.metallica_fan42

this, except replace hockey with baseball. but if i had to choose to only play baseball or guitar the rest of my life, i'd probably go with baseball.

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#18 metalpower08

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well im a sports junkie. i could live without music. i could never live without sports. plus its a lot harder to be a professional athlete than a successful musicianmems_1224

HA! when was the last time you tried to be a succesful musician?

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#19 Link334

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Band Geeks. I'm one :) Minus the geek part :P

13 years ago

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#20 mems_1224

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[QUOTE="mems_1224"]well im a sports junkie. i could live without music. i could never live without sports. plus its a lot harder to be a professional athlete than a successful musicianmetalpower08

HA! when was the last time you tried to be a succesful musician?

i never said being a successful musician was easy. learn to read. but with everything professional athletes have to do, especially football and basketball players, it is easily tougher than just playing music at a high level

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#21 needled24-7

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[QUOTE="mems_1224"]well im a sports junkie. i could live without music. i could never live without sports. plus its a lot harder to be a professional athlete than a successful musicianmetalpower08

HA! when was the last time you tried to be a succesful musician?

when was the last time you tried to hit a 95mph fastball from only 60 feet away?

13 years ago

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#22 TM_Darkside

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Athletes, but I also play guitar and bass.

13 years ago

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#23 joesh89

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Well when I was at school the jock sport kids use to come and listen to me and my friends play Cure covers in the music block... good times.

13 years ago

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#24 metalpower08

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[QUOTE="mems_1224"][QUOTE="metalpower08"]

well im a sports junkie. i could live without music. i could never live without sports. plus its a lot harder to be a professional athlete than a successful musicianmems_1224

HA! when was the last time you tried to be a succesful musician?

i never said being a successful musician was easy. learn to read. but with everything professional athletes have to do, especially football and basketball players, it is easily tougher than just playing music at a high level

:D lol

13 years ago

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#25 Saturos3091

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[QUOTE="metalpower08"]
[QUOTE="mems_1224"]well im a sports junkie. i could live without music. i could never live without sports. plus its a lot harder to be a professional athlete than a successful musicianmems_1224

HA! when was the last time you tried to be a succesful musician?

i never said being a successful musician was easy. learn to read. but with everything professional athletes have to do, especially football and basketball players, it is easily tougher than just playing music at a high level

I'd agree given the term 'successful,' but when the term 'successful' applies to artists like Ke$ha, it isn't too difficult to achieve. Unlike a specific sport, a specific instrument has limitless possibilities. There's far more there to discover, and playing on a team (playing well, anyway) is similar to playing in a band. The distinction between the two fields in my view comes from the ultimate goal (in my mind) of each: do you prefer creating something new and unique yet theoretically sound (music), or do you prefer flawlessly executing the rules and plans laid out for you while remaining at the top of your physical condition (sports)? I personally prefer the former, so I'll go with music.

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