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In this thread i'd like to offer an open-armed welcome back to the carolina panthers bandwagon!

PhillyB

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PhillyB Grand Master

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Dear Fairweather, Bandwagon, and Milquetoast fans at home and abroad,

 

38-0 Panthers going into a bye and several winnable games in front of us. The Panthers will be the talk of the town for the next week, and the sweet fragrance of a winning streak is beginning to mingle with the crisp fall breeze rustling through downtown Charlotte. Players are drawing it hungrily, lustily into their lungs as the shuffling malaise of mediocrity falls prey to the quickening pace of the 2013 Carolina Panthers.

 

You have not been missed, but we in Panther Nation are a forgiving bunch. Welcome back, we hope you'll stick around.

 

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PhillyB

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Anybodyhome Grand Master

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Dear Fairweather, Bandwagon, and Milquetoast fans at home and abroad,

 

You have not been missed, but we in Panther Nation are a forgiving bunch. Welcome back, we hope you'll stick around.

 

<3333333,

PhillyB

 

And that's exactly where they were- either at home or abroad.... because there was nobody in the stadium...lol.

 

While my spouse was at the game, I was here in my overstuffed leather chair watching 3 different NFL games, the Tour Championship, NASCAR and the America's Cup....

 

And I'm not sure if this is one of those games you can use as a measuring stick for Bandwagonism, given the fact NOBODY saw this coming. NOBODY.

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Really? Why does everything have to be about Cam?

Says the guy that didn't pop up in the gameday thread until the minute Cam threw a pick that Lafell shared much of the blame on. Then proceeded to disappear for the rest of the game from the very same thread. It's obvious.

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