Actually, the appropriate choice was
discourage. And yeah, any team that has it's own cheerleaders rooting for
the other side is going to be discouraged by it. I just really don't see
how you don't realize that. I mean it's like saying if your own friends
and family won't support you who will?
Charles Mims
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Subject: Re: [Sndbox] Here's what Merriam's says about Cheerleader Debate
Main Entry: de�mor�al�ize
Pronunciation: di-'mor-&-"lIz, "dE-, -'m�r-
Function: transitive verb
Date: circa 1793
2 a : to weaken the morale of : DISCOURAGE, DISPIRIT b : to upset or destroy the normal functioning of c : to throw into disorder
- de�mor�al�iza�tion
so the team is weak and cant function normally and they are all in dissarray because one guy said he liked the other team more?
how sad for alabama that they are that pathetic and weak then :))
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