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mrka1979

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I disagree. Usually I think whining after the fact is lame if it goes on this long. But this guy isn't some anonymous guy. He's putting himself out there and putting his money where his mouth is.

Okay, maybe. But the least he could do is to vent on a Seahawks board where he might find a sympathetic ear or two. At this point, having a Seahawks fan litter a Panther's board with this stuff is just noise.

The whining was expected early. It's jumped the shark already. Time to start thinking about next year instead of hanging onto the past.

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I was talking about the guy that bought the billboard space not the thread starter.

I think it would've been better had the guy of bought some billboard space in downtown Pittsburgh. That would have been classic.

thats what I thought, that idea wouldve been hilarious:beerchug:

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Okay, maybe. But the least he could do is to vent on a Seahawks board where he might find a sympathetic ear or two. At this point, having a Seahawks fan litter a Panther's board with this stuff is just noise.

The whining was expected early. It's jumped the shark already. Time to start thinking about next year instead of hanging onto the past.

Listen dipshit Its suppose to be funny not whinning and pantherfan was talking about the DJ........So try reading the thread through before just looking at a picture then posting.

This just shows any idiot with a computer can have internet access.:owned:

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i dont think they got screwed. if Bens TD counted at the end of the game for the win then i could see some people being pissed off, i wouldnt be because i am one who thinks the right call was made.

Aren't you one of the people who whined about the Dallas game for about a month?

The whining Seahawks fans were annoying at first, but now they are kind of pathetic.

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Well, you have CERTAINLY proven that theory.

Ha.........comming from a guy that said no one was watching this years Superbowl.

SB had the highest television rankings for any show ever televised 2nd only to the last showing of MASH in 1982.

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