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What Seahawks fans are saying...

Zod

By Zod,
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I'm just glad you guys finally know what I mean by when I say feel bad for me. Lol. Try dealing with this poo EVERY DAMN DAY SINCE THE 05 NFCCG

I started to say this earlier, but I wanted evidence. Since you're from Washington, maybe you could back it up.

For further evidence that these Seahawk fans are bandwagoners....

In 2004, we were ESPN's hot team. How much Panthers gear did you see in Washington that year?

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Blah blah blah 12th man

Blah blah blah legion of boom

Blah blah blah beast mode skittlesezezez

Bah blah blah Wilson work ethic and best espn qbr

Bah blah blah that wasn't an interception it was a td.

 

 

Damn, I thought you were one of them for a minute.  The only thing missing was "Blah blah blah Bobby Wagner best young LBer in football"

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that's the point. they were born and raised in the south. espn told them seattle will be good this year, so they bought up a bunch of clearance jerseys at big lots. those jerseys will be on the racks at goodwill in march.

now if I met a seahawks fan who pronounces seahawks the way its pronounced in WA (seahocks) I would probably thank them for visiting and wish an enjoyable stay.

wait how do you pronounce seahawks in the south?.. sorry I'm a cali panther fan.

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That ugly forum has a user that thinks Lafell is a WR that the Panther's picked up from NE. 

 

http://www.seahawks.net/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=72052&start=80

 

Lafell coudn't stick in NE. That's telling because outsdie of Amendola, I challenge anyone to name another NE WR. If you have Brady throwing to you, and he makes everyone look better, and you can't stick on the roster.....meh

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And other's that think Smith is nothing more then a #2 at this point and won't be able to get anything against their team. Saying less then 4 catches and 40 yards. 

 

 

 

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that's the point. they were born and raised in the south. espn told them seattle will be good this year, so they bought up a bunch of clearance jerseys at big lots. those jerseys will be on the racks at goodwill in march.

now if I met a seahawks fan who pronounces seahawks the way its pronounced in WA (seahocks) I would probably thank them for visiting and wish an enjoyable stay.

 

I have never in my 40 years or so of watching football ever come across a more insipid, childish view of what it means to be a fan. Never have I seen it defined by anyone other than the brilliant folk on this forum as anything other than dedication and length of service.

 

A person would have to have a sub-80 IQ to determine the security of their family by making their football team preference their criteria for where they live. This fantasy in your sad little heads that every fan of an NFL team has been to that city is bizarre.

 

I've lived in four states, but never determined those choices by my football team. I'd shoot myself before being that stupid. (There is such a thing as TV, just in case you hadn't heard of it.) I've also lived in four other countries for various periods of time for a total of about 11 years. Life wanders. But the day I let the sports teams I follow make my financial and life decisions is the day I know I've gone brain dead.

 

Sure, if the best place for you and your family to be is also where your team is, great! But living your life based on that borders on sickness. That's not being a fan, that's being obsessive.

 

Sure, when I'm at a transition point in my life I'll look into opportunities in that area, but it's never been the right fit. And that bothers me not at all. How can it possibly matter where your TV is located when you watch a game? I've never heard anything more unintelligent!

 

I was in Federal Way once visiting a family of a brain tumor patient I'd gotten to know on-line from my own wife having had a brain tumor, so I guess I have been in "Seattle."Please note it was a worthy reason to travel out of my way. You know, to honor someone who was fighting for his life? But god help me the day I start making my life decisions based on the physical location of a football team. You do not honor your team by displaying the intelligence and analytical ability of an amoeba.

 

As a kid living in Florida at the time the Seahawks were born, I never even considered I might live in Seattle. I was eleven years old!

 

Y'all got serious issues if this is the biggest diss you can come up with.

 

Cheers!

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I started to say this earlier, but I wanted evidence. Since you're from Washington, maybe you could back it up.

For further evidence that these Seahawk fans are bandwagoners....

In 2004, we were ESPN's hot team. How much Panthers gear did you see in Washington that year?

 

What?!! He doesn't live in Charlotte? Bandwagoner!

 

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I've lived in four states,

 

so youre telling us you spent time in four meaning less states, held meaningless jobs that you no longer have, and now meaninglessly waste time on a football forum trying to taunt opposing fans . . . and doing a very poor job of it. You must be a huge success!

 

LoL, you spend a lot of time with people that dont like you. That means that its probably not too much of a change for you. You see, a guy like you will never understand why he gets treated like a jackass. . . all you know is you just do, everywhere you go. To you, being treated like a jackass is expected, common, or "normal".

 

 

Well, Its "normal" for us to see guys like you here often. . . . and we LooooooooooooVE the entertainment of watching you bury yourself with your own words. You're not even aware of all the people shaking their heads or laughing at you. Even your own fans are coming here and reading what you posted and shaking their heads. They wont make accounts and back you up because they know youre a jackass. Thats why you dont see any other hen fans here right now.

 

Youre aaaaalll by your lonesome and its partly because of your own awful smack talk.

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I have never in my 40 years or so of watching football ever come across a more insipid, childish view of what it means to be a fan. Never have I seen it defined by anyone other than the brilliant folk on this forum as anything other than dedication and length of service.

A person would have to have a sub-80 IQ to determine the security of their family by making their football team preference their criteria for where they live. This fantasy in your sad little heads that every fan of an NFL team has been to that city is bizarre.

I've lived in four states, but never determined those choices by my football team. I'd shoot myself before being that stupid. (There is such a thing as TV, just in case you hadn't heard of it.) I've also lived in four other countries for various periods of time for a total of about 11 years. Life wanders. But the day I let the sports teams I follow make my financial and life decisions is the day I know I've gone brain dead.

Sure, if the best place for you and your family to be is also where your team is, great! But living your life based on that borders on sickness. That's not being a fan, that's being obsessive.

Sure, when I'm at a transition point in my life I'll look into opportunities in that area, but it's never been the right fit. And that bothers me not at all. How can it possibly matter where your TV is located when you watch a game? I've never heard anything more unintelligent!

I was in Federal Way once visiting a family of a brain tumor patient I'd gotten to know on-line from my own wife having had a brain tumor, so I guess I have been in "Seattle."Please note it was a worthy reason to travel out of my way. You know, to honor someone who was fighting for his life? But god help me the day I start making my life decisions based on the physical location of a football team. You do not honor your team by displaying the intelligence and analytical ability of an amoeba.

As a kid living in Florida at the time the Seahawks were born, I never even considered I might live in Seattle. I was eleven years old!

Y'all got serious issues if this is the biggest diss you can come up with.

Cheers!

Your wife was cheating on you with a guy from braintumormatch.com, and you decided to not only get to know him, but to pay to get to go see him?

You're a better man than I. I woulda been pissed.

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K-Hawk has been a fan for 38 years, but just has never found the time to visit Seattle even once.

Yet he's going to spend an entire week typing up endless paragraphs on an opponents message board.

 

Its cool bra, he was English teacher so his insanity will at least be concise right?

 

lol this dude babbles more than any 12 yr old girl Ive ever met.

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