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the losing cultureModerators: PonyPride, SmooPower
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Re: the losing cultureIt is too soon for SMU fans to develop expectations.
I'd kill for a Nobel Peace Prize.
Re: the losing cultureHas SamuraiStang returned from some kind of self-imposed exile?
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Bingo!
Re: the losing culturethis losing culture is worse than i thought.
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It was necessary that I return to the killing fields for a time. I return until war again calls my name. Far East Conference
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Meh, whatever. Although I think it is funny that after taking the position earlier this season "no, Jaws, the time has come to have expectations" the General is now apparently espousing the position that it is okay to expect to lose. Frankly I'd rather have no expectations. I'd kill for a Nobel Peace Prize.
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I never said that. This was inferred from the thread -- over inferred.
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I thought you had committed Seppuku...glad you're back!
Re: the losing cultureWell, please do explain what expectations you are advocating here. From my best recollection, expecting a "close loss" is still expecting a loss?
I'd kill for a Nobel Peace Prize.
Re: the losing cultureLet the mass misinterpretation begin:
I said it was a very good football game to watch. And yes, it was one of the best games I've ever watched at Ford (you know, in the history of athletics, there will be athletes from the winning and losing side who will say, "That was a great game.'' because of all that happened in it). I just thought it was a great game to watch. You had a lot of elements to it -- momentum turns, lead changes, big plays, That's all I was pointing out. It's insulting to me to think that I'm happy that we lost.
Re: the losing cultureI did not think you were happy we lost and I agree that was what your original post said, but it just seemed that you had gone further out than that. As an example, when somebody postulated that it was important to have a close loss this week you jumped to their defense when others pointed out that a close loss is still a loss. That confused me a bit because it was way beyond your original premise.
But, whatever. No expectations is still in effect. I am happy to report an increase in pleasant surprises this season. I'd kill for a Nobel Peace Prize.
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Well, it could be that pretty potent cough syrup I'm taking for Bronchitis talking.
Re: the losing cultureYou should follow that up with a screwdriver to for increased treatment. Not only will the Vitamin C from the orange juice help, but we all know that alcohol has been used for centuries in the medical profession to kill germs.
I'd kill for a Nobel Peace Prize.
Re: the losing cultureProbably not going to happen but I'll keep it in mind for future reference.
Re: the losing culture"Losing is death". George Allen
"Losing is a state of mind. Imagine yourself in a deep deep pool". Psychologist in "the Natural". On the other hand, "I love the smell of Napalm in the morning, it smells like...victory." UNC better keep that Ram away from Peruna
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