Am I the only one who dont give a fluck. . . - Page 3

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about Lamar Hunt. . .i mean yeah its sad he's dead, but i dont know didnt really affect me. . .ive been a fan for 17 yrs too. . .everyone seems all bent out of shape about it

Jenson71 · 12-14-2006, 11:21 PM

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Originally Posted by mac58

howd i know this thread would get a great deal of responses. . .

To be honest, this is something a dumb annoying seven year old sister would say. But at least they'd have the decency to not write about how they don't give a fluck. Sir, I would bet alot on everyone not giving a fluck if you just stopped posting here. Or, rather, they'd be glad.

FAX · 12-14-2006, 11:22 PM

Everyone has the right to respond however they wish to Lamar's death, Mr. mac58.

But, this is a little like walking into a wake and taking a piss in the coffin. Some people are rightfully moved by his passing. Here in Nashville, for example, my friends know that I'm a Chiefs fan and I've gotten calls all day expressing condolences. It's affected a lot of people. It's their feelings you might want to consider as well as your own.

FAX

theultimatekcchiefsfan · 12-14-2006, 11:23 PM

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Originally Posted by UCFGoldenKnight

Hmm he's only been a fan for 17 years... not really surprising, kind of jumped on the bandwagon right when the winning started.....

What winning? Are you talking about all the superbowls carl and Lamar put together.

Mosbonian · 12-14-2006, 11:24 PM

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Originally Posted by Simplex3

I didn't know the man personally. I don't pretend to be any more busted up about his death than I would be about the death of any other person who's accomplishments I'm familiar with. It wouldn't be healthy for me to be as emotionally tied to this as some others are.

I'm glad he's not suffering, but mainly because I've recently lost two close relatives in the same way and I know how difficult it was for them and how much pain they were in.

As for the "delete this thread" responses: Get over yourself.

I think to each his own.....but to post a thread like this is his way of yanking chains IMO.

Am I as despondent as I would be if he were family....no.

But, I was a lucky man to have met him on a couple of occasions. And his accomplishments are something that you admire him for, along with his humility. I thank him for all that he has given by bringing the KC Chiefs to their existence, and the joys that I have had being a fan.

No, I am sad because in a time where millionaires seem to believe that their wealth bestows upon them a sense of being better than the next person, here was a humble man in every sense. He was, what all of us hope to be.

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12-14-2006, 11:24 PM

understood fax. . .when i heard the news i just shrugged and went about my day. . .was just curious if anyone else felt this way. . .but i do apologize to people who did feel his death. . .

**Bwana** · 12-14-2006, 11:24 PM

Wow

Jenson71 · 12-14-2006, 11:28 PM

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Originally Posted by mac58

understood fax. . .when i heard the news i just shrugged and went about my day. . .was just curious if anyone else felt this way. . .but i do apologize to people who did feel his death. . .

Nobody cares to see Chiefsplanet become your personal diary. You need to have enough sense to keep things to yourself.

KC_Connection · 12-14-2006, 11:28 PM

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Originally Posted by mac58

yeah i hear ya. . .and im not trying to be disrespectfu, just being honestl. . .maybe its cause im an out of state fan. . .

Wow... I'm an out of the country fan, and I've only watched them for 13-14 years. I still felt sadness today. The Chiefs wouldn't be here if it wasn't for him. I wish I had met Lamar before he passed, and I wish they could have one the big one for him one last time. Sadly it wasn't meant to be.. RIP Lamar.

**doomy3** · 12-14-2006, 11:30 PM

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Originally Posted by mac58

howd i know this thread would get a great deal of responses. . .

That's why you created this ridiculous thread.

KC_Connection · 12-14-2006, 11:31 PM

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Originally Posted by mac58

howd i know this thread would get a great deal of responses. . .

It seems to me you're just making these threads to get attention. That, or you are as big a dumba** as it looks.

**morphius** · 12-14-2006, 11:32 PM

I'm gonna lock this one, just 'cause I want to see it drop off the front page, and it just general bad taste...

Ultra Peanut · 12-15-2006, 04:23 AM

Die in a fire, reerun.

Ban this ****ing moron.

teedubya · 12-15-2006, 04:31 AM

Yeah, I didnt care about Ewing Kauffman, Buck ONeill or Lamar Hunt. Fluck those guys.... /mac58

Dude, you are an insensitive prick. Fluck you.

Bald but Beautiful · 12-15-2006, 05:32 AM

mac58. you are pretty shallow to actually start a thread about this at this time. I have shed no tears, but I am still saddened by the loss of Lamar Hunt, the man behind one of my favorite sports team and a class act to boot. Being a Chiefs fan like you claim, you should have kept your East Coast smugness to yourself and let the rest of us mourn with dignity while not sacrificing your integrity in the process.

Braincase · 12-15-2006, 06:14 AM

There's folks with land mines in their back yards that didn't care about Princess Di, too.

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