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Let's all insult each other over football.

hepcat

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hepcat Grand Master

hepcat

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I think it's great how posters here dish out negative and insulting comments like it's some kind of contest to act like a know-it-all jackass. You all realize that this is a forum dedicated to discussing big sweaty millionaire dudes that romp around on a grassy field chasing an oblonged shapened leather ball once a week for less than half the year. If you believe this to be a reason to expell your built up negative energy...I'd reccomend pulling over on the road of life and reconsidering your beliefs.

BTW Fantasy Football is some kind of strange gay porn I was recently informed.

Just get some perspective, please.

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Well, you are in for it now hepcat. But I agree with you. Have some pie

I'm a big boy. But seriously...almost all of us who post here root for the same team. It's just dumb to insult each other over it. I know it's been a rough season but let's not eat each other alive.

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About a year ago I was talking with teh Kurb at a tailgate (Bills game I think) about the downward spiral of the posts (and posters) on the Huddle compared to the previous years. His answer made the most sense: the content on the Huddle is directly related to the general mood of the country plus the quality of the team the Panthers are fielding. Both sucked then. Both suck now. There you go.

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