Houston lost a team, got one back and has a playoff win since then.

:banghead: that is depressing as hell

I don't even want to chronicle all the things I've done since that day in Houston.

LOL. Those are two of my favorite games of all time. FFIII, (or VI for the Japanese) is possibly the greatest RPG ever. Super Metroid is just so much fun. I actually bought an old 16 bit Super Nintendo and copy just so I can play it all the way through again.

Castlevania: Symphony of the Night is very much like Super Metroid IMO and real gamers know its place in the greatest game list.

My son is 6'5", weighs 250 lbs, and could probably kick the ass of just about anybody here.

He didn't exist the last time the Chiefs won a playoff game.

That is a classic, but I still preferred FF VII and FF X over it.

Events in my life since the last Broncos playoff win?

I picked up burritos for dinner.

You like X? I actually like IX better. Too much voice acting and so much of a linear story in X. VII, though I agree is perhaps the one that you argue is better than or as good as III. That is also an awesome RPG.

I do. To me it is a great story line, I love the side games and the the battle system. It is linear, but once you can get past that and can explore the world it gets really good.

Lawrence F'ing Tynes is the hero game kick maker putting the Giants into the Superbowl...Again...since the Chiefs have won a playoff game.

I was a sophomore in high school when Joe retired Buddy Ryan in the Astrodome, wearing those shitty all-white road uniforms.

In the time since then, Ive graduated, worked here and there, gotten married and now have three kids, ages twelve, two, and one.

I honestly dont know why I root for a team more concerned with its bottom line than the pursuit of a championship. That 93-94 season was actually the first year I ever watched football. My uncle got me into it, and was telling me that we now had one of the greatest QB's to ever play the game and that he was going to get us to the superbowl.

It was all going so well until that shitload of feck that was the AFC title game. Marty benching Derrick Thomas for the first quarter or first half for being late to a team meeting, the slow start, the would be TD pass to Kimble Anders at the end of the first half that turned into a deflection and INT in the endzone, and then culminating with Bryce Paup and Bruce Smith utterly destroying Joe Montana.

I still see his head bouncing off the turf and his hands coming up to cover his face.

Enter Dave Kreig. Pitiful performance, with shots of Joe on the sideline wondering what planet he's even on. 30-13 we lose.

I remember the demeanor around the house after that game. It was like the life was utterly sucked out of everyone and it lasted a long time.

That happened again right around the time he who shall not be named missed three gimme fgs against the Colts.

Its a sad thing when you develop a mental defense mechanism that causes you to expect your team to lose in the playoffs. If they win, awesome.

But it aint gonna happen.

Almost all of them.


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Watched the Patriots win 19 playoff games and go to 6 Super Bowls, the Red Sox win 2 World Series, and the Celtics and Bruins each win one Championship. How are the Chiefs and Royals doing?

I got a rock

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Which happens first?

Chiefs' playoff victory or Half Life 3 comes out?