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Old 09-14-2009, 11:18 AM   #11
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Re: I love this board in the off season.....but

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No it isn't, but it does allow us to blow off steam. We spend money to go see these assholes lose football games. We invest time watching the draft, going on-line and reading articles, and sitting in front of the television. We sit in traffic for hours while they give interviews about how bad they suck. We also have to eat humble pie at work. I'm surrounded by New York and Dallas fans. So eff these over paid babies.

After all is said and done, if the only thing I can complain about is a loser football squad, then life ain't bad.
I guess thats true but I gotta ask. if they are aholes and babies and you hate the whole experience why not pick another team??????

don't make much sense to me
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