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bawwwwwwwwlllllllllll the field is why we lost fellow seahawks fans

PhillyB

By PhillyB,
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lmao reading those boards is a goodamn fuging lollipop sucking gold mine right now. those fuging ass clowns are running in little dipshit hobbit circles holding hands and screaming into each others' bulbous maxwell house-smelling elephantiasis faces about how the goddamn seahawks lost BECAUSE OF THE FIELD.

yeah fug everything it was totally the field, guys, the same field the panthers played on for the same amount of time. it wasn't the stifling interior rush or the great seconadary instincts or anything else. it was just the cheap bastards in the carolinas who didn't plan for it to precipitate.

 

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pathetic little fugs. go home and plan for the draft and drink a frappucino and snort some cocaine and forget your umbrella and listen to the screaming trees or whatever

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I stopped reading when I had to start goggling what some words meant, but I know what you were trying to say.  :) I just read that entire thread.  They really think this is the reason they lost.  They want "standardized fields". Lol. No other league in the united States has standardized fields. It's called home field advantage.  It's called not being prepared.  It's called an excuse!  

I really wanted to create an account but the time it would take to do so on my tablet wasn't worth it.

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Seattle is the last team that should be complaining about home field advantages. 

Last I heard the "design" of their field makes it so that sound travels directly onto the field, which makes them appear louder than they are compared to traditional stadiums. 

 

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14 minutes ago, PhillyB said:

lmao reading those boards is a goodamn fuging lollipop sucking gold mine right now. those fuging ass clowns are running in little dipshit hobbit circles holding hands and screaming into each others' bulbous maxwell house-smelling elephantiasis faces about how the goddamn seahawks lost BECAUSE OF THE FIELD.

 

As I said in that other thread, if you wanted to play on your own field, you needed to win your division.

But you didn't.  So you have to play every playoff game on the road.

So suck it up, Nancy.

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15 minutes ago, Nomad82 said:

My hatred for the Seahags and their fans will never, ever change.

Same here... moved here 4 years ago from Georgia and have learned to hate them with a passion... 

They had a "Looks like we are going to Arizona" thread posted yesterday.

Now they can choke on their humble pie.

Kudos Carolina... good luck next week.

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