Seeking relationship advice from the good doctors of SJ.com...

Alma wasn't saying 'always do exactly what you want.' He was saying a marriage shouldn't hinge on whether a guy wears a jersey, and a good relationship should afford you the honesty to be able to say, 'honey, I love you and I love the jersey and I love that you bought it for me, I just feel weird wearing it to a game.' Be kind and honest and open in your relationship, so when you have to deal with a silly issue like a jersey, it's a non-issue (assuming your significant other isn't a narcissistic brat, in which case you have bigger problems).

I would never be so bold as to speak for my friend Alma, but pretty sure that's what he was saying.

 

Beautifully summed up.

 

Thank God for Halloween.

I'm wearing the jersey tomorrow. But my daughter and her Chargers' loving boyfriend decided that since it's Halloween, they wanted to dress up. So my wife came up with the idea that the boyfriend would wear his Rivers jersey, I'll wear my VY one, and we'll both get bandages and some fake blood, etc. and go as Zombie players. The wife and daughter are going as zombie cheerleaders. We'll all look ridiculous, but at least we'll have an excuse.

And as 21 noted, no one will have any video proof!

 

So now involves wearing makeup, too.
Bad to worse.

 

Maybe it's a Minnesota thing, but if you go to a Wild, Twins or Vikings game, the vast majority of fans at the games are wearing jerseys.

Must be cultural, because I'm not understanding the whole "you can't wear a jersey!" thing.

I'll go back to my corner now, been lots of tomatoes thrown at me already today, what's a few more. *sigh*

 

Ask Zag about wearing a jersey in the Burg.