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Thread started 11/24/02 11:23am

LaVisHh

If "your team wins"

or "your team" loses...

Describe what happens both physically and emotionally.

The Vikes are getting their ass takin to the bank right now... sigh again. I start to feel depressed and think of all sorts of bad things in my life. neutral

When they win, I am giddy and optimistic...

How about you?

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Reply #1 posted 11/24/02 11:32am

BobGeorge67

If the Raiders win, I feel good until Tuesday...
If they lose, I feel let down...
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Reply #2 posted 11/24/02 11:48am

lovemachine

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LaVisHh said:

or "your team" loses...

Describe what happens both physically and emotionally.

The Vikes are getting their ass takin to the bank right now... sigh again. I start to feel depressed and think of all sorts of bad things in my life. neutral

When they win, I am giddy and optimistic...

How about you?

biggrin



And now you're going to have to listen to CarrieLee all week big grin

I agree with you about the depressed and giddy feelings. If my fantasy teams wins it can help ease the blow of a Packers loss.
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Reply #3 posted 11/24/02 12:44pm

Supernova

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LaVisHh said:

or "your team" loses...

Describe what happens both physically and emotionally.

The Vikes are getting their ass takin to the bank right now... sigh again. I start to feel depressed and think of all sorts of bad things in my life. neutral

When they win, I am giddy and optimistic...

How about you?

biggrin

I really don't get that emotionally high or low THIS season, because I don't have a grasp on my team's talent level. Anything great is unexpected and gravy. LAST season, although the Steelers only lost 3 games, for some reason it didn't surprise me they lost to NE in the playoffs. But I do generally have my emotions invested in the situation if I feel strongly that my team has a chance to win the big one. I haven't had that feeling (for my football team) since Terry Bradshaw retired. Maybe they'll suprise me sooner or later.
This post not for the wimp contingent. All whiny wusses avert your eyes.
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Reply #4 posted 11/24/02 12:46pm

lovemachine

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Supernova said:

LaVisHh said:

or "your team" loses...

Describe what happens both physically and emotionally.

The Vikes are getting their ass takin to the bank right now... sigh again. I start to feel depressed and think of all sorts of bad things in my life. neutral

When they win, I am giddy and optimistic...

How about you?

biggrin

I really don't get that emotionally high or low THIS season, because I don't have a grasp on my team's talent level. Anything great is unexpected and gravy. LAST season, although the Steelers only lost 3 games, for some reason it didn't surprise me they lost to NE in the playoffs. But I do generally have my emotions invested in the situation if I feel strongly that my team has a chance to win the big one. I haven't had that feeling (for my football team) since Terry Bradshaw retired. Maybe they'll suprise me sooner or later.


You must be the person I got into the debate with about how the Steelers weren't going to be all that good. I'm talking like 6 months ago.


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[This message was edited Sun Nov 24 12:46:44 PST 2002 by lovemachine]
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Reply #5 posted 11/24/02 12:49pm

Thecherryloon

right now i feel like so f'ckin miserable.My team, not so long ago were on the verge of greatness, now it's all turned to shit.

depressed and miserable. sad
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Reply #6 posted 11/24/02 12:49pm

Supernova

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lovemachine said:

Supernova said:

LaVisHh said:

or "your team" loses...

Describe what happens both physically and emotionally.

The Vikes are getting their ass takin to the bank right now... sigh again. I start to feel depressed and think of all sorts of bad things in my life. neutral

When they win, I am giddy and optimistic...

How about you?

biggrin

I really don't get that emotionally high or low THIS season, because I don't have a grasp on my team's talent level. Anything great is unexpected and gravy. LAST season, although the Steelers only lost 3 games, for some reason it didn't surprise me they lost to NE in the playoffs. But I do generally have my emotions invested in the situation if I feel strongly that my team has a chance to win the big one. I haven't had that feeling (for my football team) since Terry Bradshaw retired. Maybe they'll suprise me sooner or later.


You must be the person I got into the debate with about how the Steelers weren't going to be all that good. I'm talking like 6 months ago.


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[This message was edited Sun Nov 24 12:46:44 PST 2002 by lovemachine]

No. More specifically how their OFFENSE wasn't going to be that good. Their offense has performed just fine, and even better when Bettis isn't on the field, ironically. It's their defense that seems to be a little suspect NOW. Uncharacterstic for a Steeler team.

yada, yada, yada...
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Reply #7 posted 11/24/02 1:23pm

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If my team loses, then I feel the same as ever as my team is shit.

If my team wins, I faint at the shock of them doing something good.

Needless to say, I don't faint much. rolleyes
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Reply #8 posted 11/24/02 1:41pm

LaVisHh

lovemachine said:

And now you're going to have to listen to CarrieLee all week big grin

I agree with you about the depressed and giddy feelings. If my fantasy teams wins it can help ease the blow of a Packers loss.


I am? lol

They sorta came back, but still lost by 7 points, lol...I suppose this year isn't so bad, as I lost all my expectations! mr.green

I've never gotten into Fantasy Football, but I could understand that helping...but if both do bad... ay yai yai... LMAO
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Reply #9 posted 11/24/02 1:43pm

LaVisHh

Thecherryloon said:

right now i feel like so f'ckin miserable.My team, not so long ago were on the verge of greatness, now it's all turned to shit.

depressed and miserable. sad



hug Here's a hug for your pain. biggrin

I know the feeling, trust me. I have been a Vikings fan since moving here... and if any franchise knows how to let their home state down, it's the Vikes... :choke:

They just suck now. biggrin
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Reply #10 posted 11/24/02 1:44pm

LaVisHh

npgsmfc said:

If my team loses, then I feel the same as ever as my team is shit.

If my team wins, I faint at the shock of them doing something good.

Needless to say, I don't faint much. rolleyes
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Reply #11 posted 11/24/02 1:51pm

Moonbeam

I'm particularly used to having my teams lose, particularly in big games. Consider my favorite teams in basketball: Portland, Utah, Seattle, Philadelphia, Phoenix. Although all of these teams have made the finals in the past 10 years, none have won. Let's look at football: Buffalo, Tennessee, Seattle. Buffalo has the notorious 4 consecutive Super Bowl loss menace on its back, and Tennessee lost by one foot in the 2000 Super Bowl. It extends to hockey, college basketball and figure skating as well. Needless to say, I've become accustomed to disappointment.

The way I handle individual losses depends on the loss. If my team doesn't deserve to win, I usually just get disappointed by my team's performance. If my team loses a close one, I feel a vast emptiness in my stomach. If my team blows a lead or deserved to win, I become enraged. I think the worst loss I've had to take was the Blazers/Lakers Game 7 of the Western Conference Finals in 2000. Portland blew a 15-point lead in the 4th quarter. I became hysterical with anger. I intermittently screamed, cried, and stomped around outside.

When my team wins, I feel a pleasant satisfaction. I'm still waiting for one of my favorite teams to be the champion in any sport.

I guess what is wrong with me personally is that I care about sports too much. My teams' performances usually have a larger bearing on my emotions than they should. If my team loses, I feel not only that I lost, but that I am a loser. It's a bad character trait that I know I need to change.
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Reply #12 posted 11/24/02 1:55pm

Moonbeam

This weekend was typical for me as far as sports.

Portland lost by one point to Sacramento. sigh
Seattle blew a 16-point lead to Dallas. mad
Tennessee just lost by one point to Baltimore, despite nearly doubling their total yardage. mad
Buffalo got spanked by the Jets. sad
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Reply #13 posted 11/24/02 1:59pm

LaVisHh

Moonbeam said:

This weekend was typical for me as far as sports.

Portland lost by one point to Sacramento. sigh
Seattle blew a 16-point lead to Dallas. mad
Tennessee just lost by one point to Baltimore, despite nearly doubling their total yardage. mad
Buffalo got spanked by the Jets. sad


You're such a cutie...

Say this to yourself everytime you feel down.

I am Ian, therefore I ROCK! hug You know you do, and we all love you!!!
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Reply #14 posted 11/24/02 2:06pm

LaVisHh

lovemachine said:

And now you're going to have to listen to CarrieLee all week big grin

I agree with you about the depressed and giddy feelings. If my fantasy teams wins it can help ease the blow of a Packers loss.


Oh and anther thing...you are probably watching the game right now, as I am...I would love for Favre to get another ring. His passion deserves it.

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Reply #15 posted 11/24/02 2:12pm

Moonbeam

LaVisHh said:

Moonbeam said:

This weekend was typical for me as far as sports.

Portland lost by one point to Sacramento. sigh
Seattle blew a 16-point lead to Dallas. mad
Tennessee just lost by one point to Baltimore, despite nearly doubling their total yardage. mad
Buffalo got spanked by the Jets. sad


You're such a cutie...

Say this to yourself everytime you feel down.

I am Ian, therefore I ROCK! hug You know you do, and we all love you!!!


hug You're the best, LaV! I should just learn to not internalize it so much.
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Reply #16 posted 11/24/02 2:13pm

LaVisHh

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hug You're the best, LaV! I should just learn to not internalize it so much.


Sports are emotionally charged! It's not you, dear, it's in the game! EA Sports! wink
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Reply #17 posted 11/24/02 2:36pm

NegaTIVity

And when things go "wrong" (a team loses), frequently the emotional fans go nuts and start beating people up, rioting, looting, etc. Just a minority of them are really that way--yes. But then often the rest of the "normal" fans get caught up in it, too, and do things that are out of control. People are too weird about their sports teams...
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Reply #18 posted 11/24/02 2:37pm

Moonbeam

NegaTIVity said:

And when things go "wrong" (a team loses), frequently the emotional fans go nuts and start beating people up, rioting, looting, etc. Just a minority of them are really that way--yes. But then often the rest of the "normal" fans get caught up in it, too, and do things that are out of control. People are too weird about their sports teams...


You're absolutely right!
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Reply #19 posted 11/24/02 2:40pm

LaVisHh

NegaTIVity said:

And when things go "wrong" (a team loses), frequently the emotional fans go nuts and start beating people up, rioting, looting, etc. Just a minority of them are really that way--yes. But then often the rest of the "normal" fans get caught up in it, too, and do things that are out of control. People are too weird about their sports teams...


No kidding. When the Badgers(?) came to MN and beat the Gophers, their fans jumped onto the field and completely tore down the goal posts! IRON posts! :O

Now those people are spooky. shake
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Reply #20 posted 11/24/02 3:17pm

mistermaxxx

tough year so far.in Football my Bills are almost out of Gas.the Defensive Woes have carried over too the Offense.in basketball out West My Lakers have Shaq back&I say thank Goodness DAMN! in the East the Knicks are stinking up the Joint.in baseball My Yankees got ripped by the Angels.The Giants came so close.of course I Love WInning.Lakers&Yankees had My Swagger on a High.I Brag alot about my Bills but it's been a Hit&Miss Season IMHO.
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Reply #21 posted 11/24/02 4:05pm

Supernova

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St. Louie lost. woot! Now there will definitely be a QB controversy there, since Warner was the only QB at the helm of their losses.

Baring a comeback, Green Bay will lose again if they don't overcome a 14 point deficit in the next 3 minutes. 4 INT's for Favre. eek
This post not for the wimp contingent. All whiny wusses avert your eyes.
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Reply #22 posted 11/24/02 4:34pm

NuPwrSoul

LaVisHh said:


Describe what happens both physically and emotionally.


Unfortunately some people see fit to deliver beat-downs:

Several Fans' Celebrations Turn Ugly
"That...magic, the start of something revolutionary-the Minneapolis Sound, we should cherish it and not punish prince for not being able to replicate it."-Dreamshaman32
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Reply #23 posted 11/24/02 4:38pm

LaVisHh

NuPwrSoul said:

Unfortunately some people see fit to deliver beat-downs:

Several Fans' Celebrations Turn Ugly



I just don't "get it". I get real emotional when I watch sports, but I've never wanted to break anything. Strange.
[This message was edited Sun Nov 24 16:38:25 PST 2002 by LaVisHh]
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Reply #24 posted 11/24/02 4:46pm

mistermaxxx

LaVisHh said:

NuPwrSoul said:

Unfortunately some people see fit to deliver beat-downs:

Several Fans' Celebrations Turn Ugly



I just don't "get it". I get real emotional when I watch sports, but I've never wanted to break anything. Strange.
[This message was edited Sun Nov 24 16:38:25 PST 2002 by LaVisHh]
naw I Never lose it.though Losing can Be tough.but I always think of My Teams as Winners.but be glad you aren't a fan of the Football Bengals,Basketball Nuggets&the Baseball Marlins.you really have too have Patience.
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Reply #25 posted 11/24/02 4:53pm

lovemachine

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mistermaxxx said:

LaVisHh said:

NuPwrSoul said:

Unfortunately some people see fit to deliver beat-downs:

Several Fans' Celebrations Turn Ugly



I just don't "get it". I get real emotional when I watch sports, but I've never wanted to break anything. Strange.
[This message was edited Sun Nov 24 16:38:25 PST 2002 by LaVisHh]
naw I Never lose it.though Losing can Be tough.but I always think of My Teams as Winners.but be glad you aren't a fan of the Football Bengals,Basketball Nuggets&the Baseball Marlins.you really have too have Patience.



My Brewers haven't had a winning season in over a decade, but I still have faith.
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Reply #26 posted 11/24/02 4:57pm

mistermaxxx

lovemachine said:

mistermaxxx said:

LaVisHh said:

NuPwrSoul said:

Unfortunately some people see fit to deliver beat-downs:

Several Fans' Celebrations Turn Ugly



I just don't "get it". I get real emotional when I watch sports, but I've never wanted to break anything. Strange.
[This message was edited Sun Nov 24 16:38:25 PST 2002 by LaVisHh]
naw I Never lose it.though Losing can Be tough.but I always think of My Teams as Winners.but be glad you aren't a fan of the Football Bengals,Basketball Nuggets&the Baseball Marlins.you really have too have Patience.



My Brewers haven't had a winning season in over a decade, but I still have faith.
and your Owner went off too Become the Baseball Big Boss.I Remember your Brewers back in the 80's with Cooper,Ben Oglieve,Gorman Thomas,Robin Yount,Paul Moliter,Rollie Fingers,etc.. always being in the thick of things.
mistermaxxx
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Reply #27 posted 11/24/02 5:46pm

Paisley

If the Raiders win eye'm happy the rest of the day, if they lose u better stay away from me cause eye'm a total BITCH!
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Reply #28 posted 11/25/02 3:55am

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Thecherryloon said:

right now i feel like so f'ckin miserable.My team, not so long ago were on the verge of greatness, now it's all turned to shit.

depressed and miserable. sad


Ha! Ha! 2-0 nana Robbie Keane worship
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Reply #29 posted 11/25/02 4:27am

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Moonbeam said:

This weekend was typical for me as far as sports.

Portland lost by one point to Sacramento. sigh
Seattle blew a 16-point lead to Dallas. mad
Tennessee just lost by one point to Baltimore, despite nearly doubling their total yardage. mad
Buffalo got spanked by the Jets. sad



Guess who won their game and is no longer tied for first place in the AFC South. They are the only ones in first place of the AFC South. The colts did it again this weekend.. woot! nana at moonbeam wink
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