What's the most embarrassing or shameful thing you have ever done in regards to watching a Seahawks game? It could be before, during or after. I have a few.
Let it all out. Consider it therapy.
Let it all out. Consider it therapy.
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djTOY2000
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i left the Giants game during the 3rd quarter when we lost 41-7 back in 2010...
FlyingGreg
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Posting in the Gameday forum. :mrgreen:
My wife and I did scare the living crap out of our special needs daughter (2 at that time) during the Beast Quake run too... screaming and jumping around like maniacs will do that.
My wife and I did scare the living crap out of our special needs daughter (2 at that time) during the Beast Quake run too... screaming and jumping around like maniacs will do that.
bloodkingg
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I've watched every season since 1998, except for the 2010 season and the Beastquake game. I thought it was just another rendition of the 09 Hawks, and I thought the Saints would crush them so I went and did other things. Also, in 2011 when we lost 6-3 to the Browns (made us 2-4) I told myself again this was the same ol' Moranian Seahawks so I stopped watching for two weeks, but then the Ravens game got my interest back.
I realized this was not the same team approximately at that Ravens game.
So my confession is that it took my a year and a half to realize greatness and to stop emotionally protecting myself.
I realized this was not the same team approximately at that Ravens game.
So my confession is that it took my a year and a half to realize greatness and to stop emotionally protecting myself.
Rocket
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Rocket has no shame.
Sac
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After Hass was called for the bullshit illegal block in Super Bowl XL I swelled with anger, turned green, and proceeded to rampage throughout the Marvel Universe. If it wasn't for Wolverine I very well could have destroyed the world.
tacomahawk
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I left the Green Bay hail Mary game about two minutes to early. I had to work graveyard 
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I missed an entire season back in the 80's when I lived on a ranch in Montana. Still haunts me.
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FlyingGreg":1ilancw8 said:
haha I scared the crap out of my infant son too. He was bawling while I was jumping all over the house screaming.
RockHawk
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In the 2004 season (back when I still asked for autographs from players) my buddy & I were waiting for players to come off the field above the locker room tunnel and when Robbie Tobeck came by, I started yelling "Chris! Chris, come sign this please!". Robbie grabbed my hat and sharpie and in an annoying tone said "My name is Robbie".... for some reason I knew it was Tobeck, but I had his first name mixed up with Chris Grey, the guard.
My buddy (nsport) still jives me to this day....
My buddy (nsport) still jives me to this day....
Johnny
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I think some of the posters on this site that bash on new posters or fans from other teams should have a post in this thread.
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RockHawk":cugimuic said:
He "claims" he thought it was Robbie Tobeck and just was confused. He was absolutely confident it was Chris Gray - what a bonehead! Better yet, why would someone want an autograph from Chris Gray?????
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During the Ravens game where we lost 45-44 or something crazy years ago, my buddy -- a Steelers fan -- called to harass me in my emotionally fragile state. I was somewhere upstairs pouting when I heard my wife on the phone with him downstairs laughing. I lost it. Like a little child I ran downstairs and grabbed the phone away from her and hung up. Husband of the Year right there.
Oh, and that's just the beginning but until I hear some others come up with the good stuff I'm keeping quiet.
Oh, and that's just the beginning but until I hear some others come up with the good stuff I'm keeping quiet.
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nsport":3jsomc66 said:
Oh good, nsport is chiming in. That's all i needed.
And you should know idiot; I've always been an OL fanboy! I know Chris "50 shades of" Grey wasn't an all pro like by buddy Walt (name drop) but damn it he was on our Superbowl team!
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In Mike's last season (I believe) I had offered my co-worker the Eagles game but he kept putting me off for picking them up. I went to the Packers game (Rodgers first season as a starter) and was really pissed at the tons of Packers fans in the stadium with their "Go Pack Go!" crap. My buddy drove and wanted to leave mid-way in the 4th (probably because he was dry - crazy Canuck). My fellow season ticket holders in the area wondered what was up, I never leave early. I felt like a chump.
So the next week, which was the Eagles game, I figured I couldn't go out like that so I told my co-worker that I couldn't give him the tixs and went myself. I took a fellow .NET bud and I started my pre-funk way too early. I became the obnoxious fan getting pissed at Eagles fans and at the end of the game got into a shouting match with a bunch of Eagles fans. I snapped out of it and left. Haven't lived that one down either. Been to a game once since then, I usually just give my tickets to my son or co-workers.
It is probably best that I just support the team by buying tickets and giving them to family but stay my butt at home, where only the family hears me hooting and hollering. I am sure they don't mind.
So the next week, which was the Eagles game, I figured I couldn't go out like that so I told my co-worker that I couldn't give him the tixs and went myself. I took a fellow .NET bud and I started my pre-funk way too early. I became the obnoxious fan getting pissed at Eagles fans and at the end of the game got into a shouting match with a bunch of Eagles fans. I snapped out of it and left. Haven't lived that one down either. Been to a game once since then, I usually just give my tickets to my son or co-workers.
It is probably best that I just support the team by buying tickets and giving them to family but stay my butt at home, where only the family hears me hooting and hollering. I am sure they don't mind.
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RockHawk":2iswpdf2 said:
I'm staring through you right now!!! :34853_doh:
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This was well documented... Threw the remote and shattered it into a thousand pieces after the Atlanta game. Kids were crying, son was scared to even speak with me, nobody talked with me for about 48 hours and I was just locked up in my room feeling horrible. It was embarrassing. I wouldn't even speak of it, but have a feeling somebody needs to read this that is here. Be an example for your children. Remember it's just a game.
So many of you reached out to me afterward with private messages that I go back and read regularly, because they are so kind and helpful and raise my spirits. There is a lot of wisdom here. Listen to the wise ones. When you almost take your kid's head off with a remote, then you need to mellow out and find better things to do with your time. I've lived it and I have tried so hard to rebuild that trust and bridge with my children. They deserve a better Dad than they were getting, especially on that day.
So many of you reached out to me afterward with private messages that I go back and read regularly, because they are so kind and helpful and raise my spirits. There is a lot of wisdom here. Listen to the wise ones. When you almost take your kid's head off with a remote, then you need to mellow out and find better things to do with your time. I've lived it and I have tried so hard to rebuild that trust and bridge with my children. They deserve a better Dad than they were getting, especially on that day.
My dad almost reshaped Seahawk football as we know it today. In 2000 he was driving through a parking lot in Kirkland and didn't see Mike step off the sidewalk until it was almost to late. Imagine Mike slamming his hands down on the hood of your truck as you screech to a stop.
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Passed out drunk at multiple games... :-/
Last year I had plans with the girlfriend after the Atlanta game but I just curled up into a ball and blew her off. She wasn't happy.
Last year I had plans with the girlfriend after the Atlanta game but I just curled up into a ball and blew her off. She wasn't happy.
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509hawk":3tcls25o said:
No offense, but I've never understood the folks that get drunk at a game. I want to be present and enjoy the game, and also the drunk people usually are the ones that act like idiots (getting kicked out, spilling beer all over people, ect). Guess I've never understood the reasoning for doing so.
