I didn't watch, forgive me. There was work to get done and then a social near work and goddamn Comcast, when they're broadcasting the game, won't let me stream games on my computer in these zip codes, plus it's thoroughly unimportant whether United or Toronto is shittier: they could play each other a thousand games and each would end on a thousand points.
I emailed Landru, guessed it was the 65th and a 0-0 score, and I was right then but wrong about the outcome; Julius James scored in the 85th and United won. In the interest of United, I am considering not staying up to watch United play Gax in Beckham's LA return next Saturday night at 10:30.
No one has asked me how I separate my politics and my soccer in years, which is wise because I do catch prisms off micro-fracturing in the mirror and might tell you about them. I don't pretend to disinterest for United like I pretend to disinterest for Democrats. United will get my money next season (if we pay by November 1 we can same $50 per ticket, yo), presuming the team is still in town.*
I pretend to disinterest for Democrats too, off course, but they won't get my beer money for the few games left this season and they won't get my money or votes next season when they'll still be a shitty team, and I like to pretend they'll never get my money or votes even again (while daring them to suck less like I dare me to purify my disinterest).
*I've had more hits on fuck-me-jig over the past two weeks than all other guugle searches combined (please, speculate why), so that line is a blog-whore's nod to the statcounter...