Ugh just finished the michigan - penn state 4 ot college football game (american college football, ie NOT soccer). (fyi I'm a MICHIGAN fan so you know which side I'm on)
I had to go watch a movie for a bit to get my mind off of it (Star Trek Into Darkness).
I'm not as fanatical about most games as I used to be. I have kind of found a happy medium where I can fully root for the home team but come to a point where I can withdraw from it and not cause myself to loose my mind over it. It's taken awhile and I've never been a truly obsessed sports fan of any sport. But I have had those moments that we all have where we scream and yell even though there's not a damn thing we can do about it.
(mainly I still remember yelling at the top of my lungs at the famous "process" non catch call against Calvin Johnson in that Lions game against the Bears a few years back. Luckily I was alone at the time so I didn't bother anybody).
So what do you to unwind and decompress after a tragic sporting event?
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Well I would hit the nearesr bar and tell the tender to 'line 'em up'
Failing that, I get out mee geetarr and strum a few notes of 'Summer of 69' to reming me of when they last won a game.
[Sorry. Could not resist that one]
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I don't understand the question.
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Yoda, think of it like this: a loss to a lousy coach is probably helping him stick around so your team is merely investing in future wins.
There's a great RIPPING YARNS episode (GOLDEN GORDON) which you might sit and watch. It's available on DVD. A wonderful and instructive tale about sports mania and its various symptoms. Highly recommended.
Finally... "it could be worse. It could be raining fungal disc-eating pies, causing jitters all over the computer world as we spread this heinous contagion!"
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Ripping yarns???
never heard of it.
I might check it out sometime when I'm not watching sports and learning how to play the guitarDonatello - The Shredder? Michelangelo - Maybe all that hardware is for making coleslaw? -
Nope. Not a sports fan.
Want to see me get upset? Have your stupid sport event go into overtime and screw up my scheduled recording."Shut up Wesley!" -- Captain Jean-Luc Picard
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Here's the opening rant in GOLDEN GORDON. Sadly, I cannot find the rest of it on YouTube. Drop me a PM and maybe I'll have found it.
RIPPING YARNS was Michael Palin and Terry Jones follow-up effort after Monty Python sailed on. -
Yoda, there's a "BBC documentary - revue" of RIPPING YARNS, and here's Part 4 of 4. Start at about the 40-sec mark and Palin begins talking about the GOLDEN GORDON episode...
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Not a problem here. Ducks have won every came this year so far.
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Yes, the football Ducks.
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