Definition Essay: Hatred In The New England Patriots

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Hate. Now that’s a powerful word ever since I was a child my mom always told me not to use the word “hate” because it was a strong word but I never truly knew the why it was so bad. Then I discoverd the definition myself when I went to my first Jet football game with my dad and brothers. The Jets, they were the best team in the world (well in my own eyes). That day that dreadful day id the day I started hating the New England Patriots. That was one of the worse days of my life the New York Jets were blown out 44-7. My first game and it was a blow out. Throughout the years this hatred got worse and worse when the Patriots started winning super bowls and the Jets were making the front page of the newspaper with the famous Sanchez Butt-fumble. This team this awful team is one of the most hated teams in the National Football League and in my household. But this is only the beginning of a long journey of hateful thing I have come across. …show more content…
This particular person I am talking about is the gym D-bag. This certain breed of man is the type of dude that vocabulary of three words brooo, selfie, and lit. This guy walks around the gym with beats headphones listen to EDM blast so everyone can hear it, a gallon of water, taking photos of his artificial muscles and making lots of noise and of course always skipping leg day. This being I am talking about has two types of outfits in his closet Ed Hardy tees and cut off v-necks. The stenches of these people overflow the gym with either gross body odor or the stinging spell of their spray tan. Every since I stepped foot in the gym I instantly hated this type of “dude” and from what I understand so does everyone else

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