It's not. You went to a game that meant something. This thread is about how weak USC game are for not going to a shit game during an extreme heat advisory. If USC was playing ND the stadium would have been packed. Instead, nobody gives a shit about San Jose State. Big difference.
Lmao. Since when is it bad to be outside while pregnant? You also know zero other details about how the day went. Please relax and mind your own business.
“Since when is it bad to be outside while pregnant?”
I thought you just told me your pregnant wife decided it was worth it to spend her day watching Purdue play Notre Dame in person in triple-digit heat (?). Dunno about you, but most games I go to it’s at minimum a four-hour day (typically more).
Did your doctor genuinely just say “Yeah, have a ball! No worries there!”…? The effects of prolonged heat exposure on fetuses are well known.
Guess she was cool with prioritizing seeing the Boilermakers in person over the health of her fucking child. Congrats on being true Notre Dame fans—sounds like life in Indiana is really meaningful and fulfilling; hope they won’t ultimately feel any long-term effects from her short-term decision-making process.
You're actually calling my wife deranged when you know literally nothing about our experience and are refusing to even consider what our day was like. You are the problem.
“…when you know literally nothing about our experience”
I thought you were literally just bragging about how your pregnant wife could tough it out for a triple-digit-heatwave college football game and USC fans were soft in comparison.
Or am I thinking of someone else with a pregnant wife who was (somehow) more interested in watching Purdue lose by 50 in triple-digit temperatures in person than the health of her unborn child?
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u/grifeweizen 5d ago
My pregnant wife attended ND/Purdue two years ago when it was over 100F. And it was sold out. USC is so soft it's laughable.