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Do you have a second team to root for?

B.BERSIN

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fjblair Enthusiast

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If you are over 30 you probably have another team or two that you like. It's not like you kick the team you have followed your entire life to the curb the day the Panthers arrived. I gravitated to the Panthers from Washington and Danny Boy Snyder made it pretty painless. Thankfully my hate for Dallas was developed many years ago.

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shelbypanther Newbie

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Panthers period.  Now, instead of having a 'second team', I have a top five, in order of hate, that I root against.....

 

1.  New Orleans  -  the armpit of America, a toilet, their fanbase sucking off of FEMA while going to games with season tix?  Screw them.

2.  Dallas  -  another toilet, a prick owner, and a city who couldn't secure a grassy knoll.

3.  Pittsburgh  -  the city smells, their fans smell, and their claim to fame Iron City beer is horse piss.

4.  Green Bay  -  idiots who wear fake blocks of cheese on their heads while worshiping at the feet of a delusional bipolar asshole coach.  Enough said.

5.  Denver  -  never liked Mr. Ed as a QB or an exec.  Even easier to hate now with the overrated QB with the billboard-sized forehead and the gum-chewing dunce on the sideline.

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Mr. Scot Grand Master

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I had a couple different favorite teams growing up, Then one day when I was about thirteen or so decided to drop all my rooting interests and just enjoy watching the game. 

 

That lasted until the Panthers came along.

 

These days, I have teams that I like and teams I strongly dislike, but none that I'd call a 'second favorite'.

 

Truth be told, that's probably a lot of people.

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No. Death before dishonor. I have a borderline homo obsession with the Panthers. Didn't start that way. At first I was homo about Cam.....but it's different now.

I spent the best years of my life at Camp Lejeune in NC....So it's only a natural progression. Black Cats till death.

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I've started to follow the Jaguars just because I know what it's like having multiple losing seasons. Panthers won more games in 2013 than the Jaguars did the past three seasons combined.

not to mention they are our teams twin brother born at the same time with a similarly large chip on their shoulder after years of failure (albeit far more failure than us ) and the funny coincidence that a jaguar is a panther with different coloration lol

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Panthers period. Now, instead of having a 'second team', I have a top five, in order of hate, that I root against.....

1. New Orleans - the armpit of America, a toilet, their fanbase sucking off of FEMA while going to games with season tix? Screw them.

2. Dallas - another toilet, a prick owner, and a city who couldn't secure a grassy knoll.

3. Pittsburgh - the city smells, their fans smell, and their claim to fame Iron City beer is horse piss.

4. Green Bay - idiots who wear fake blocks of cheese on their heads while worshiping at the feet of a delusional bipolar asshole coach. Enough said.

5. Denver - never liked Mr. Ed as a QB or an exec. Even easier to hate now with the overrated QB with the billboard-sized forehead and the gum-chewing dunce on the sideline.

you do realize that they proved that shooter wasn't on a grassy knoll but in a building ? Even so I like your enthusiasm

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