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One last look back at last season....


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Wait...what?

Seattle has an NFL team?

When did this happen?

Apparently they got the team in 1995, two years after we did... took us 10 years to make it to the Super Bowl, and it must have taken them the same amount of time, right?

No? They really suck THAT much? Damn.

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Apparently they got the team in 1995, two years after we did... took us 10 years to make it to the Super Bowl, and it must have taken them the same amount of time, right?

No? They really suck THAT much? Damn.

Congratulations you established loosing the superbowl before we did:beerchug:

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1. We got there first. 10 years versus your (what was it?) 35?

2. We only lost by 3, on a last second FG. You lost by 11. At least people were still watching our game right up to the very end.

3. Thanks for admitting that historically the Seahawks have sucked WAY more than the Panthers ever did.

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1. We got there first. 10 years versus your (what was it?) 35?

2. We only lost by 3, on a last second FG. You lost by 11. At least people were still watching our game right up to the very end.

3. Thanks for admitting that historically the Seahawks have sucked WAY more than the Panthers ever did.

1.Yes you are First looser CONGRATULATIONS:beerchug:

2.Your wron "AGAIN" SB XL had the highest TV rankings in SB history -----as much as yuou hate your team wasnt their everyone in the world was still watching.

3.We have been to more playoff games in our franchise history than you have.

:owned:

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1. Thanks for admitting the Squawks sucked for a very long time.

2. Wrong. The 1982 Super Bowl between San Francisco and Cincinnati had a 49.1 rating. This SB had a 41.6 rating. (I checked.) Do your homework before you post about stuff you know little or nothing about.

3. Gee, since your franchise is only 3 times older than ours, I'd hope so. Since this was your first trip to the SB, it just confirms that you all are a bunch of chokers.

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1. Thanks for admitting the Squawks sucked for a very long time.

2. Wrong. The 1982 Super Bowl between San Francisco and Cincinnati had a 49.1 rating. This SB had a 41.6 rating. (I checked.) Do your homework before you post about stuff you know little or nothing about.

3. Gee, since your franchise is only 3 times older than ours, I'd hope so. Since this was your first trip to the SB, it just confirms that you all are a bunch of chokers.

OMG do you live in a hole in the ground it was all over ESPN and NFL network it was the most watched televised show only 2nd to the last showing of MASH in 1982.:swordfigh

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OMG do you live in a hole in the ground it was all over ESPN and NFL network it was the most watched televised show only 2nd to the last showing of MASH in 1982.:swordfigh
No, I don't live in a hole in the ground... I know that it was second in number of viewers only to the M*A*S*H finale.

But that's not what you said. You said, and I quote, "Your wron "AGAIN" SB XL had the highest TV rankings in SB history." And that is patently WRONG, as I very clearly demonstrated. Ratings/rankings does NOT equal number of viewers.

Maybe you should pay more attention to what you say than how you say it.

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No, I don't live in a hole in the ground... I know that it was second in number of viewers only to the M*A*S*H finale.

But that's not what you said. You said, and I quote, "Your wron "AGAIN" SB XL had the highest TV rankings in SB history." And that is patently WRONG, as I very clearly demonstrated. Ratings/rankings does NOT equal number of viewers.

Maybe you should pay more attention to what you say than how you say it.

We should all give up on this idiot.

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No, I don't live in a hole in the ground... I know that it was second in number of viewers only to the M*A*S*H finale.

But that's not what you said. You said, and I quote, "Your wron "AGAIN" SB XL had the highest TV rankings in SB history." And that is patently WRONG, as I very clearly demonstrated. Ratings/rankings does NOT equal number of viewers.

Maybe you should pay more attention to what you say than how you say it.

Oh okay I forgot I was talking to a lawyer........we have to be politically correct up in this joint.

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Oh okay I forgot I was talking to a lawyer........we have to be politically correct up in this joint.
Erm, I'm not a lawyer.

If you say stupid things and people call you on it, it makes you look even more stupid if you proceed to get all uppity about it. If you want it to stop, stop saying stupid things. I don't read what you MEANT to say... I read what you DID say. Until you learn how to say what you mean, be prepared for more people to think you're stupid.

And being PC is about the last thing on my mind.

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Erm, I'm not a lawyer.

If you say stupid things and people call you on it, it makes you look even more stupid if you proceed to get all uppity about it. If you want it to stop, stop saying stupid things. I don't read what you MEANT to say... I read what you DID say. Until you learn how to say what you mean, be prepared for more people to think you're stupid.

And being PC is about the last thing on my mind.

well said LOL

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