Study shows men will delay ER visit if the game is on

Now CSI:Miami has an idea for a story. I can picture David Caruso standing over the body of a dead sports fan, taking off his glasses and tilting his head saying "Game Over."

This is the problem with all of these frivilous 'studies'. They see a trend, and then jump to conclusions about how the trend came about. So the "number of men who check into the ER during a televised sporting event drops 30 percent as opposed to the levels on the same day of the week when there are no sports on"

So what? That doesn't mean that men are idiots and will sit and watch a game while they bleed out all over their white carpet.

Another, more likely, explanation is the fact that with more men in groups watching sporting events, they are in a safer environment, and less prone to get into a car accident or something of that sort.

Oh, "your mom," get a hobby. Do women realize how sad they look when their first reaction to every situation is enthusiastic man-hating? Try to be less of a cartoon.

If we're going to go in for baseless gender-typing on this one, how about: men are less panicky and realize they'll get through the rest of their lives just fine with a scar or two.

Smacking the Crap? A's lost, but 5 runs is not smacking the
crap.

It is not over till its over.

True, i would leave after the game, or ask the paramedics to turn the radio on to the game. (I do not drink)

Further proof that men are just stupid little boys trapped in a beer fed body.