Would your opinion of Tim Tebow change if he endorsed President Obama?

[ohiosmith]

[PRETZEL]

1. Not really

don't have an opinion of him one way or another other than he's a quarterback for the Bronco's.

[cliffordu]

2. Who is Tim Tebow?

An athlete of some sort?

[ohiosmith]

8. Hahahahaha!

[kentauros]

18. I only know he's some ultra-religious football player.

I don't know (nor care) what team he's on, nor do I really care to see his name coming up so very often around here...

I say we substitute his name from now on with "P.D.Q. Bach" and talk about him instead

[geardaddy]

3. Nope.

[Goblinmonger]

4. Not unless Obama helped him with his throwing action. n/t

[HuckleB]

26. He's apt to be done throwing very soon.

That throw is going to lead a nasty injury. I just cringe, remembering Joe Theisman, but thinking about it happening to an arm.

Yuck.

[HopeHoops]

5. I don't even know who the hell the fucker is other than he does some weird ritual thing.

That's all for attention, best I can tell. I'm not even sure what sport he plays in, but that looks like it might be a football field. God wants him to win like God wanted Sarah Palin to win - wait, what?

[madinmaryland]

6. GRR! You tebowed the lounge. Is there nowhere safe on DU from getting tebowed??

[ohiosmith]

7. I'm sorry!

[HuckleB]

35. +1

[RandySF]

9. Nope.

I just feel sorry for him because the 49ers will win the Superbowl (I can dream). Seriously, I think he's a nice guy and humanitarian, even if he endorses a Republican. I just hope he doesn't become a gay-basher somewhere down the line

[GoneOffShore]

13. He will, just wait. Unless he comes out first.

[Ikonoklast]

10. No, not really. Tebow could cure cancer and still be a tool.

[ohiosmith]

37. That is cold.

[Arkansas Granny]

11. Not at all.

[GoneOffShore]

12. No - Though if he stopped being an idiot and then endorsed Obama, maybe.

On second thought. No.

[nadine_mn]

14. nope - he could save hundreds of puppies from a burning building

and I still would get the urge to puke at the mention of him

[Sky Masterson]

15. No

If he could keep his mythical beliefs to himself he might.

[Iggo]

16. Not one bit.

[pacalo]

17. No way, Jose.

I agree with what Jesus told Tebow in the SNL locker room before Jesus left to bless a beauty pageant: Bring it down a notch. Jesus knows Tebow is all about showmanship, & so do I, which is why he's a complete turn-off to me.

[alarimer]

19. No.

He is a sanctimonious pig and I hope he loses and loses big so that all the adoring sports journalists stop talking about him.

[mzteris]

20. No.

He's a crappy quarterback and a complete blithering idiot.

For one thing - if there WERE a GOD - s/he/it wouldn't give a goddamn about FOOTBALL!

[theAntiRand]

21. Never

I swore to hate all Broncos after they beat my Falcons in '99.

[WilliamPitt]

22. My opinion of Tim Tebow

is that he is going to get fucking crushed like a bug Saturday night in Foxboro. He can endorse Jesus Christ Superstar for all I care; my opinion will not change.

[HuckleB]

27. So, are you a fan of "Jesus Christ Superstar?"

Or are you more apt to go see "Metamorphosis?"

[JitterbugPerfume]

23. no, he would still be

a creepy grandstanding asshole

[HuckleB]

24. No.

I would be very scared for the nation and the world, if that happened.

[hobbit709]

25. Nope.

[BiggJawn]

28. No. Matthew 6:6

Damn Pharisee.

[Kali]

29. ooh my first alert ever!

sorry alerter, your other one got locked but this one seems pretty much still within lounge boundaries (not that it is a topic I give a shit about - but since even I know who this clown is so he must be a fairly well known and talked about celebrity and the discussion is pretty loungy in the thread I don't see any reason to lock it)

[ohiosmith]

31. Thank you Kali.

[madmom]

30. nope

[emilyg]

32. I like him.

[The Velveteen Ocelot]

33. No. I don't like his ostentatious religiosity.

Blechhh.

[Grey]

34. No, Why would it?

[ellisonz]

36. I don't dislike...

Tebow for who he is or the contingent beliefs with his creed. I disagree with some of his beliefs, there's a difference between that and dislike. As for his displays of religion, I wonder how people feel about baseball players who make the Sign of the Cross before entering the batters box. I would probably have a more favorable view of Tebow were he to endorse Obama. I think he'll stay out of politics from now on after the Focus on the Family debacle.

[LynneSin]

38. I would laugh my ass off....

at all those fundie idiots that treat this guy like he's the 2nd coming of Christ.

[HappyMe]

39. No, not really.

He's not a very good qb. As far as his kneeling down, that doesn't bother me much either. There are plenty of other athletes that do the prayer thing.

[MiddleFingerMom]

40. I'm not feeling the Tebowlove here.

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[Angry Dragon]

44. SO... SO ..... So many ways to take that

[bigwillq]

41. No, I'd still think he was a tool (nt)

[Wait Wut]

42. Nope.

The only way I'd change my opinion of him would be if he became a Bears QB. And then, I would "tolerate" him.

DISCLAIMER: Not advocating replacing Cutler...at all!

[Angry Dragon]

43. nope

[Major Hogwash]

45. Yes, but why is he mad at the ground?

He looks like he is just about to punch it.
That won't help any.

[City Lights]

46. Nope.

I can't stand him, and who he endorses for president won't change that.

[irisblue]

47. nope

i'm a dolphins fan by marriage.