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How Long did it take y'all to watch the Super Bowl again?

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By slail04,
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On 2/26/2016 at 10:46 AM, Khyber53 said:

I watched it until the bitter end, realizing that we weren't celebrating our Super Bowl that night because the team had been celebrating their championship each time they did "team pictures" in the fourth quarter of the last couple of regular season games, and because they had already dumped the GatorAde on Rivera after securing the NFC Championship. They'd crowned themselves, strutted with the confidence of champions, had feasted at the great table before that game ever started.

So I watched every sad and degrading moment of the Superb Owl as it happened, like watching your favorite dog run out into heavy traffic ... startled, saddened, sickened and then devastated. They never knew what him them and they just laid there yelping for a few moments.

I can't make myself watch that again. Hopefully they'll recover and handle themselves more wisely next time, hopefully won't just watch them sit on the porch and not hunt for a dozen years. Again.

Yup.

Agree 100%.  Our offense just didn't have enough guys who had been there before.  The only thing I was worried about during that game was the brightness of the lights....and they proved me right, unfortunately.

This is a good team, with a strong foundation, however the NFL, and more importantly the SB, is a fickle little beast.  This was the best opportunity to win one that this team may every get, sadly the offense fuged the football when they took the field.

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