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Waiting for the Other Shoe to Drop
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(09-17-2018, 08:26 PM)Awful Llama Wrote: It can be done.  Been a Bengals fan since the late '70s, and a STH since PBS opened.  But, in my spare time, I'm a Lions fan as well. Being in different conferences is a big help, they only see each other (excluding pre-season) every four years.  In those game I root for the Bengals unless they are roadkill and a win would help the Lions.  But, even then, if it's in person (like last Christmas Eve at PBS), I still end up rooting for the Bengals.

There are a lot of similarities between the teams, actually:

  • Both teams are named after big cats
  • They're in adjacent states with both near I-75
  • No playoff wins for either team since the early '90s
  • Neither has won a Super Bowl
  • Both have long-suffering fan bases who deserve so much better 
  • Both teams run by inept, clueless, sperm-lucky decedents
So, yeah, it's possible.

Thank you A.L.!  

Although I did leave a team (Browns) in 1968, who had 4 championships, to come to an expansion team.  Yes 50 years later I'm glad I am now a Bengals fan, but still sitting in the same position I was in, in 1968 .... gave up 4 championship titles still waiting for one.
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RE: Waiting for the Other Shoe to Drop - bengalguy71 - 09-17-2018, 08:35 PM

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