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03-31-12 07:48 PM #1
Heartbroken, ***Video***
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03-31-12 07:53 PM #2
Louisville made some good runs bud... Alley-OOPS definitely what killed them.
Sorry to hear they couldn't pull it.
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03-31-12 07:57 PM #3
LKid,
i'll buy you some beers when i come down to ac..
ville went a hell of a lot further than anyone thought
great season way to represent the big east
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03-31-12 08:03 PM #4
Awww, you look so sad! Good video. And at least you have your girl there to cheer you up. Try to have a good night
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03-31-12 08:14 PM #5
Crying about your sports team losing is acceptable when you are 7 years old and you're not smart enough to realize its just a game. This is a shit video. I will give you an a for effort though.
P.s If you lost your rooster on the game than I could understanding why you're squealing like free willy.
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03-31-12 08:18 PM #6
louisville should've lost to both davidson and new mexico, they were unbelievably lucky to make it this far. the least entertaining and least talented team around, more exciting watching paint dry.
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03-31-12 08:19 PM #7
your team DID play great. Wildcats just too big.
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03-31-12 08:19 PM #8
thats one way of looking at it....some of us are passionate about our teams...some of us having season tickets and travel to away games...spend money following teams...its a hobby......teams give cities/regions a sense of pride......its not a crime to get emotional about your team losing a big game
Originally Posted by ApricotSinner32
that being said....enjoy your fam and friends l'ville....sniff a couple of guerrilla fingers...youll be good to go.....at least you havent had to deal with two shit losses to the fuckin goddamn giants in the superbowl man
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03-31-12 08:21 PM #9
how can u be sad, i don't get it, not supposed to win or even come close. young team , good future
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03-31-12 08:28 PM #10
Tough Loss
I am not bashing this kid no fukkin way
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03-31-12 08:29 PM #11Forever in Debt to your Priceless Advice
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03-31-12 08:35 PM #12
He lost his life savings: 4 squirrels and a bucket of potatoes.
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03-31-12 08:39 PM #13
I love you man!
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03-31-12 08:43 PM #14
Louie stop crying like a fukkin baby...Man the fukk up and GET OVER IT PAL!!!
Louie, if u continue to have this much emotionally invested in ur team chances are you will be a longterm loser at this game. You dont want to be a loser do you??
Tomorrow u will wake up with a he-man juice hangover and somehow life will go on (believe it or not)....
Louie, WE R MEN!!!!
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03-31-12 08:51 PM #15
Good for you, LKid. Now I'm not the only guy on SBR to cry like a bitch after their team lost a heartbreaking game.
No worries, pal.....I still cry like a bitch after events like this. That goes along with having a lifelong love affair with a team. No sense trying to explain this to people who don't feel like this about their team.
The reality is this is the feeling you get most often from sports when you're a passionate fan. But, every once in a great while, the stars all align and your team wins it all!! That feeling is what keeps you coming back year after year.
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03-31-12 08:55 PM #16
Louisville bro your team played a great game. I felt the same way when the Tar Heels lost. Sorry bro but your team never quit showed alot of heart. Has a great future take care bro
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03-31-12 08:57 PM #17
still waiting since 1977 for this to happen in milwaukee, but i guess the packers count somewhat Originally Posted by opie1988
Good for you, LKid. Now I'm not the only guy on SBR to cry like a bitch after their team lost a heartbreaking game.
No worries, pal.....I still cry like a bitch after events like this. That goes along with having a lifelong love affair with a team. No sense trying to explain this to people who don't feel like this about their team.
The reality is this is the feeling you get most often from sports when you're a passionate fan. But, every once in a great while, the stars all align and your team wins it all!! That feeling is what keeps you coming back year after year.
opie you pumped up about this stars/sharks game? i can't wait. too bad the fukking kings and coyotes are both winning
hang in there louisville kid, it was a heck of a run and like we say in milwaukee "there's always next year"
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03-31-12 09:08 PM #18
tough loss for your team. gotta look at the bright side and be happy and proud for how far they went.
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03-31-12 09:24 PM #19
No, there's only one way to look at. 'Being passionate about your team' means you have nothing else going for you so you latch onto some arbitrary sports team that doesn't give one shit about you. When they lose, your life actually doesn't change at all. I don't know who decided making cry-baby horrible ******* videos after 'your' team loses was a good idea, but it's not. It's also a douschey idea to film yourself after 'your' team wins. Both are terrible. Originally Posted by bobby heenan
So to recap, acting like a child when your most favoritest team in the whole wide world loses is reprehensible. Filming it is 1000000007898797 times worse.
Unless you lost a ton of money betting on the team. Then you have every right to get emotional.
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03-31-12 09:24 PM #20
If your life revolves around your hometown team/favorite team winning a championship than you're no better than a robot programmed off an assembly line. You think like every other loser in society. The fuks making millions off of brainwashing you are laughing.
Last edited by ApricotSinner32; 03-31-12 at 09:30 PM.
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03-31-12 09:53 PM #21
How is crying about money acceptable but not your favorite team? Originally Posted by Jimmy Proffett
One is replaceable the other is in your blood.....
Rather lose a huge bet but have my team win the superbowl
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03-31-12 09:59 PM #22
how does being passionate mean you have nothing going for you? l'ville has his fam and friends around watching the game with him....a good girl at his side.....what does that being passionate have to do with having nothing going for you in life? Originally Posted by Jimmy Proffett
opie is pretty passionate about his teams....dude seems to have have some things going for him
i have a beautiful girl myself....it hurts when my pats lose.....cause im passionate about them...was raised on em and its something i love....
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03-31-12 10:02 PM #23
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03-31-12 10:06 PM #24
It's kids... playing a game for entertainment. WTF is wrong with you people?
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03-31-12 10:12 PM #25
Originally Posted by ApricotSinner32
Patty.....shut the fukk up. What the fukk do you know about losers in society?
Yes.....I really need some fukk who stiffs fukkin' betpoints from St.Jude's kids telling me how to behave in society.
Patty.....I'm gonna bitch slap you if you're not careful.SBR
Poster of
Year 2011
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03-31-12 10:34 PM #26
Being passionate about something you have no control over seems like a sickness of some kind. I root for certain teams, don't get me wrong. When the Steelers got ousted in the playoffs this year, of course I was like wtf it's Tebow are you kidding me??? Then 5 minutes later I went about my business. Because the Steelers losing affects me zero percent in my life. I used to get all mad and stuff I guess. Then I got out of my teenage years and realized it's stupid to let an arbitrary group of people control how I feel. Originally Posted by bobby heenan
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03-31-12 10:38 PM #27
Originally Posted by Jimmy Proffett
Jimmy.....I only got one fukkin' thing to say to you.......could I have some points, pal??
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Poster of
Year 2011
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03-31-12 10:45 PM #28
bro...i dont think there are many people who stew over it for days.....im pretty sure l'ville is doing just fine right now man...its not that serious.....nobody lets it ruin a week....or lets it control their personal life....i dont think dudes woman is getting hit tonight.....you dont have to try and prove coolness here Originally Posted by Jimmy Proffett
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03-31-12 11:00 PM #29
I'm pretty sure the Louisville and Kentucky fans that fought at the dialysis clinic will let this game affect them for a week. There are going to be a lot of fist-fights tonight b/c of this game. Because fans are passionate, they care about their teams so much though, it's alright. Originally Posted by bobby heenan
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03-31-12 11:09 PM #30
i totally agree there....stabbings over a red sox/yankees feud.....what happened at the clinic....that kind of stuff is ridiculous and out of hand.....basically amounts to a turf war.... Originally Posted by Jimmy Proffett
but saying that someone who gets disappointed/saddened briefly when their team loses has no life.....or nothing else going for them....i think thats a little ridiculous too
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03-31-12 11:13 PM #31
Can't really ask for more, pal. Cards made it 2 rounds further than anyone could really expect. Team played up to potential. KY just a notch above, man.
Dream about Herb Crook and Milt Wagner. 2012 Cards made the faithful proud.
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03-31-12 11:17 PM #32
other people can always control how we feel, that's life. Originally Posted by Jimmy Proffett
when i drive by the prick down the street's house where he parks a big yellow work truck in the driveway, i get mad.
when a stranger holds a door open or says "good morning" it makes me feel good.
so "arbitrary" people are always going to affect our feelings, intentionally or unintentionally. to say it's stupid and childish to let things beyond our control affect our feelings is completely ridiculous.
if the powers that be raise income taxes to 90% then i would get pretty passionate.
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03-31-12 11:24 PM #33
Yeah, you're right, looking back I was wrong about the no-life stuff. But the whole making-a-video thing though.... you gotta admit that's pathetic. It's like "Look how much of a fan I am everyone! So broken up omg pay attention to me!" Who thinks they're that important? I blame Facebook. Originally Posted by bobby heenan
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03-31-12 11:27 PM #34
yeah facebook/sbr are major contributors to the whole "my life is so interesting that i have to tell everyone about it" mentality. Originally Posted by Jimmy Proffett
can't take this stuff too seriously.
the thing that really makes me laugh about facebook is people will post that they're going on a family vacation for 2 weeks. like an open invitation to rob their house.
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03-31-12 11:31 PM #35
Kid,
Rick Pitino doesn't care about you... So you shouldn't care about his team..
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