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How easy (or hard) is it for you to watch games?

AKPantherFan

By AKPantherFan,
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BIGH2001

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2003 was the worst. It seemed like EVERY game played out like the last two have - down to the wire and one or two plays made the difference. The emotional investment I had in that team really made the Super Bowl a crushing loss. It took me a good two weeks to get over that.

This season is turning into the cardiac cats again with the recent close wins. With the upcoming schedule against the saints I expect a few more of the intense close games that are decided on the final drive.

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Huell Newbie

Huell

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Easy.

I used to invest my entire life into the team. Then I learned the truth: it's just a game. Getting angry, fed up, overly hyped, insulted, etc. over this team is a waste of my own life. I live in the best city in the world. I watch the team each week, but there is so much more out there than the Panthers. Life is too short to punch walls or yell at the TV.

You live in the best city in the world lol? Do you try to sound like a tool every post?

Why the fug do you have thousands of posts on an Internet message board for a "game" if you couldn't care less and have better things to do?

You just completely failed at trying to come off as a care free douche bag. Go drink some PBR, get some more tats, head to Starbucks and try again.

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When I was growing up, my father would take me to Texas A&M games.

Being a military school, you were not permitted to sit during the entire game (halftime was an exception).

 

I cannot sit down when watching the game. I stand behind my couch and use it as a bar rail to hold my beer during plays.

 

I also cannot sit during the game in the stands, It drives some crazy, but I've never been thrown out for simply standing during the game. I've even traded seats with kids so that they can see the game if they are behind me..

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I'm going to have a heart attack one day watching the panthers play.

 

Same here. I think the older I got and the more winning seasons became so rare, it's gotten more intense for me. The game last year when the bucs scored 11 unanswered points to tie the game and win it in over time I actually felt sick from my chest to my stomach when they made the 2 point conversion to tie the game. After the game I was like, ya I need to take it easy.

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1 being flacid alice penis .... 10 being hormal teenage rager..

 

id say an average of a 7... but mnf was every bit of a 10

 

 

yeah.. i went there. ..

 

I was an a-hole to my friend who kept talking poo last monday night in the 2nd half. He didn't even have a dog in that fight. ...had to apologize after the game lol

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