Oh, Mark. I get it. It’s the day after your team lost in the first round again for the bajillionth time, and you’ve got a sad. I have a sad. Zac has a sad, I saw it on the Twitters. We all have sads. And angries.
And to a point, you are right, to say that sometimes people use the anonymity of Twitter to be meaner because they can get away with it. But that’s the Internet, not just Twitter. I know, because I sometimes get good and schnockered and accidentally read the comments at the end of Dallas Morning News stories.
But to say so today, well, could make you sound kind of like a crybaby. Did you expect to see Mavs fans tweeting their overjoyedness at last night’s debacle? Did you think Spurs fans wouldn’t skeedaddle over to their TRS-80s, fire up the dial-up and tweet their mockery of our pain?
Good point, but the timing? Well, let’s just say it’s not just a team problem.
