Overzealous-Maximus Essay

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We all have a “natural habitat”, a place where we feel comfortable to be ourselves, to express ourselves in a way that feels instinctively necessary or natural. Most “natural habitats” have a dense population of people in an area, other are in the confines of home. There are universal traits that people share no matter what sport that they enjoy or practice themselves. From loud captivating death screeches to collectively crying for the loss of a team, there is always a spot where one could fit in. No matter what sport is being played there will always be someone somewhere who will react in a way that will grab the attention of others. Sit back and get comfortable as we take a journey over the river and through the stadiums. …show more content…

A winning game is vital to the survival of this specimen, for a losing a game will bring this creature into a spiral of aggression lashing out at its nearby surroundings. These creatures are commonly sighted at football games where intoxication is most present. Taunting the “overzealous-maximus” will result in a short verbal altercation followed by a physical altercation. Truly a remarkable sight to behold. The “garrulous”, the distant cousin of the “overzealous-maximus”, is known to be excessively talkative. The vocabulary of the “garrulous” is keenly sharp having access to a plethora of slurs at its disposal. Notorious for verbally defending its favorite sports team, the “garrulous” gives no acceptations those who try to sully the name of his or her team. They are commonly sighted in high school football game, baseball stadiums, and in pubs or bars. Though rare, the “garrulous” will engage in physical confrontations only if their numbers are more than one. Take note that it is common to see fans of different teams fight each other, it is not foreign to see fans of the same team fight over which member of a team is better in comparison. Some “garrulousies”, provided that the extremes are high enough, will argue with each

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