Tonight I feel funereal and listless, ready to pull on my bunny jamies It’s testosterone deprivation! Who knew? It turns out that when a fan’s "A 1994 study of male soccer fans watching the Brazil-Italy World These changes affect both genders. Sociology professor Allen Booth of That must explain why so many of the women in Sports Bars have moustaches.<\/p>\n from the Boston What a difference a day can make. Yesterday after the game I was cackling maniacially, skorfing down a bloody burger and a Bloody Mary, watching Monster Truck Mashup on cable and searching through my little black book for ex-girlfriends’ phone … Continue reading ![](\"http:\/\/cyber.law.harvard.edu\/blogs\/static\/dowbrigade\/manie.jpg\")
What a difference
\n a day can make. Yesterday after the game I was cackling maniacially,
\n skorfing down a bloody burger<\/a> and
\n a Bloody Mary, watching Monster Truck Mashup on cable and searching through
\n my little black book for ex-girlfriends’ phone numbers (no consorting
\n with NY during Sox-Yanks playoff series).<\/p>\n
\n and climb into bed to watch "The Golden Girls" on Lifetime.<\/p>\n
\n team loses, he can lose up to 40% of his testosterone, compared to a
\n fan whose team wins! Its been scientifically proven, by James M. Dabbs
\n Jr., professor of psychology at Georgia State University.<\/p>\n
\n Cup finals found that testosterone levels increased between 15 and 20
\n percent
\n in the Brazil fans after Brazil won, and dropped by similar amounts in
\n the Italian fans. <\/p>\n
\n Pennsylvania State University has tested female rugby players and found
\n that, prior to a game, their testosterone levels rose an average of 24
\n percent."<\/p>\n
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