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RunKC
10-07-2012, 12:21 AM
Someone told me this today and I really thought about it for awhile. It genuinely pisses me off when we lose. It makes me even more pissed off when we get embarrassed at home.

Well, I guess my attitude in life is becoming the same as the attitude I have for the Chiefs. The "what's the point of trying (to cheer for the team)" attitude. Has this happened to any of you?

Bewbies
10-07-2012, 12:28 AM
Ive gone from pissed to enjoying watching us get our shit pushed in. The more it happens, the deeper into our intestines it pushes the faster we can fix the mess and be good again...

Bowser
10-07-2012, 12:35 AM
Someone told me this today and I really thought about it for awhile. It genuinely pisses me off when we lose. It makes me even more pissed off when we get embarrassed at home.

Well, I guess my attitude in life is becoming the same as the attitude I have for the Chiefs. The "what's the point of trying (to cheer for the team)" attitude. Has this happened to any of you?

I used to be that guy. If we lost, I was grumpy for a few days. If we got embarassed, my entire week was ruined.

You just need to let it all go. If they win, great. If they look like a bunch of knobs out there on the way to getting crushed, fine. It just doesn't matter as it relates to your life. Get to that point, and you'll be in a much better place. Trust me, I know.

Besides, when was the last time the Chiefs truly gave a shit about you when you had a really fucking awful day?

|Zach|
10-07-2012, 12:47 AM
Any semblance of that for me died during the Herm years. Just watch the game with no expectations...enjoy it with friends or family...or get some good food. Don't let it get to you.

FAX
10-07-2012, 01:13 AM
I completely understand how you feel, Mr. RunKC.

It's as though factors completely beyond your control are influencing your emotions and, by extension, your life. I think after you've been a fan of a hedgehog crap team like the Chiefs for awhile, though, you begin to slowly sink deeper and deeper into a kind of psychological malaise. The tribal aspect of fandom sometimes causes fans to project their personalities onto their favorite team. Then, when that team is a perennial loser, some fans begin to view themselves as losers, too.

To deal with this problem, I recommend hypnosis. It works great. Through professional hypnosis, you can not only separate your true, real life existence from your team affiliation, you can also quit smoking, drinking, stuttering, farting in excess, and when you hear the secret, trigger word you can dance like a chicken on a hot plate without even realizing you did it. It's very liberating.

FAX

Dayze
10-07-2012, 01:14 AM
Used to live and die with them on Sundays. Now I just expect them find ways to lose a game. So if they win, bonus for me. If they lose then oh we'll.
I get more geekier up for NCAA all days Saturdays anyway. Aside from the Chiefs I've probably only watched 3-4 Nfl games.

WVU vs Texas on Sat is why I like NCAA far more than NFL.

Simply Red
10-07-2012, 01:17 AM
Any semblance of that for me died during the Herm years. Just watch the game with no expectations...enjoy it with friends or family...or get some good food. Don't let it get to you.

That's about right & it gets easier every week.

bevischief
10-07-2012, 07:43 AM
Used to live and die with them on Sundays. Now I just expect them find ways to lose a game. So if they win, bonus for me. If they lose then oh we'll.
I get more geekier up for NCAA all days Saturdays anyway. Aside from the Chiefs I've probably only watched 3-4 Nfl games.

WVU vs Texas on Sat is why I like NCAA far more than NFL.

This as well. Go NDSU. Go Bison's!!!!!!!

58-4ever
10-07-2012, 08:22 AM
WVU vs Texas on Sat is why I like NCAA far more than NFL.

I love CFB, but that statement is ridiculous. Missed tackles and lack of fundamentals are ruining the game.

Bugeater
10-07-2012, 08:33 AM
Hmmm...I used to let the performance of my favorite football team affect my personal life...and then I got a life.

FlaChief58
10-07-2012, 08:51 AM
I went from anger to sadness to apathy. Now I find myself laughing at the ineptness of this team. I still watch the games but losing just does'nt bother me anymore (thanks a fucking lot Scott you cocksucker!)

rico
10-07-2012, 08:57 AM
I can't bring myself to watch a WV game. I know I will be setting my self up for heartbreak if we don't draft Geno Smith.....I guess that's one way the Chiefs have affected my attitude/approach. Watched a lot of Luck last year prior to the Colts vs. Chiefs game..... ugh.

Mr. Arrowhead
10-07-2012, 08:57 AM
I use to be that guy in the mid 90s, but ever since the Herm era, I just SMH

Pasta Little Brioni
10-07-2012, 08:57 AM
Used to be that way. Charger game actually caused a fit of laughter after all the turnovers. Not much you can really do but chuckle at that point.

RJ
10-07-2012, 09:23 AM
I completely understand how you feel, Mr. RunKC.

It's as though factors completely beyond your control are influencing your emotions and, by extension, your life. I think after you've been a fan of a hedgehog crap team like the Chiefs for awhile, though, you begin to slowly sink deeper and deeper into a kind of psychological malaise. The tribal aspect of fandom sometimes causes fans to project their personalities onto their favorite team. Then, when that team is a perennial loser, some fans begin to view themselves as losers, too.

To deal with this problem, I recommend hypnosis. It works great. Through professional hypnosis, you can not only separate your true, real life existence from your team affiliation, you can also quit smoking, drinking, stuttering, farting in excess, and when you hear the secret, trigger word you can dance like a chicken on a hot plate without even realizing you did it. It's very liberating.

FAX


Or he could buy himself a new Cassell jersey. New clothes can really lift one's spirits.

Rausch
10-07-2012, 09:29 AM
Hmmm...I used to let the performance of my favorite football team affect my personal life...and then I got a life.

Well, for the rest of us (meaning anyone over 15k posts), it'd be great if our one escape from the toil and insufferable reality of our lives allowed us just 3.25 hours of escape and happiness...

PhillyChiefFan
10-07-2012, 10:08 AM
I realized last week that I am more surprised when they win, than when they lose.

That is pathetic and sad. I expect my favorite team to lose...

displacedinMN
10-07-2012, 10:22 AM
Any semblance of that for me died during the Herm years. Just watch the game with no expectations...enjoy it with friends or family...or get some good food. Don't let it get to you.

Ditto. The Herm teams did me in. Used to hang on every play. Then I realized that 3+ hours have gone by and I am 3+ hours older and I have nothing done. Then I look outside and it is almost dark-(Live in minnesota-It gets dark early at 45 degrees N latitude)

Now I enjoy the game and let it go. Keep my expectations lower. I do school work and correct papers during the game because there is so much time between plays.

Relax-have beer/or whatever. Enjoy the game-even if the outcome is not good.

scho63
10-07-2012, 11:30 AM
Monday mornings are awful for Chiefs fans....