View Full Version : If Father Time is undefeated, what would give Father Time it's first L?
Walk on Water
08-18-2024, 04:12 AM
People always say Father Time is undefeated. But what are they saying? That you have to play forever in the literal sense? I was thinking that right now Lebron is beating Father Time. I don't like Lebron. But if he could play at a high level into his 40s, I would have to think that Father Time did in fact take a loss. Even if Father Time does literally win in the end, that doesn't mean it didn't take some L's along the way. You don't have to play forever. In basketball years, a certain amount of years should be considered forever. If you retire on your own terms at a high level, would you say Father Time took an L?
gengiskhan
08-18-2024, 11:40 AM
People always say Father Time is undefeated. But what are they saying? That you have to play forever in the literal sense? I was thinking that right now Lebron is beating Father Time. I don't like Lebron. But if he could play at a high level into his 40s, I would have to think that Father Time did in fact take a loss. Even if Father Time does literally win in the end, that doesn't mean it didn't take some L's along the way. You don't have to play forever. In basketball years, a certain amount of years should be considered forever. If you retire on your own terms at a high level, would you say Father Time took an L?
ZERO MVP Seasons in Past 11 Seasons. :lol
ZERO DPOY Seasons in Past 21 Seasons. :roll:
ZERO All DEFENSIVE seasons in Past 10 seasons. :cry:
the single most manufactured, fabricated, artificially AI generated, media proped loser if there was ever one.
Wally450
08-18-2024, 08:08 PM
Realistically, Tom Brady and Floyd Mayweather defeated Father Time. Shit, Brady is going on 47 and is still keeping in shape for a possible comeback. Dude could still be a top 10 QB if he were to come back in my honest opinion.
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