Stands looked empty

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(11-20-2015, 04:40 PM)SHRacerX Wrote: You defining me?  That's rich.  If you are going to quote me, I would suggest you actually quote what I typed:

"They are a very talented group that doesn't have much heart.  You can see what Burfict has done to the defense....30 points allowed in 3 games.  There is no such heart on the offense.  They are a lot of vanilla ho-hums that don't have any fire in their belly"


If you read any more of the post, you would also see that it wasn't just the fact that they lost one game, it was the manner in which the offense played in a Nationally televised game at home.  


I became a season ticket holder with 4 PSLs ever since the new stadium opened.  I didn't buy a car, jet skis, a boat, etc.  The very first thing I bought when I got a job after college was season tickets to the Bengals.  I have been rooting for this team since I was old enough to stand.  I have been at games where it was 10 degrees below zero and the team was 2-13.  Don't you ever call me a fringe fan, dumbass.  

Fred will claim he never said this, even after you post the link multiple times, and then he'll change his tune to saying that you must not understand sarcasm, as if being sarcastic in that instance made any sense.

Stands did look empty, especially in the very top parts where there was no one.  We were all going nuts and I was screaming and sounding like Chewbacca, but I wanted to hang myself when our "fans" started booing.  Who the hell does that help?  It just gives our team a dark cloud over their heads.

I wish Marvin would pull a Sam Wyche, pick-up a microphone, and say "every team has its ups and downs, so stop booing, and pull for this team, YOU DON'T LIVE IN CLEVELAND."