MelanieMFunk wrote:This is part of the sense of humor/sarcasm that others could use around here. Lighten up people. Yeesh!
Amen!
PurpleHalo wrote:Heres one thing I'm sorta miffed about that nobody is talking about:
Why is it that Ponder is hardly playing? Okay I get that he had only one series in the Houston game, they wanted to give Cassell more time to get familiar with this new offense. But vs the Bills he basically got 1 quarter! Peyton Manning played the whole half in the Broncos game (which is fairly common for starters in game 2), probably because he is working with a new WR. Brady threw 12 passes in the Patriots game, Ponder has thrown 11 total passes in 2 games. I guess he doesn't need the work, like those scrubs Manning and Brady! I wouldn't be shocked if this offense is out of synch in the opener in Detroit, unless they plan on starting Cassell, he's getting plenty of work.
Purplemania wrote:This is what truly ticks me off the most. I try not to take preseason games too serious, but when you are not very good, you need reps. That doesn't mean play the entire game, but if during those moments you do play and you suck like the suckiest bunch ever, why should you come out? I mean, what the fudge!??? At least PLAY UNTIL THERE'S SOME POSITIVES!
I agree with these guys, that's been my biggest gripe the whole preseason. If they stink it up in the 3rd game they'll still sit out the 4th simply because it's "standard operating procedure".
Demi wrote:Man the homers are getting pretty riled up now that they're starting to realize the reality of the situation, and it isn't as purple and golden as they built themselves up to believe...and lashing out at anyone that says so.
allday1991 wrote:I find Demi to be quite right, every time the 'negative' talks starts there is a group of people who always throw the troll word and also that people are thinking irrationally.
That's because those people don't know what the word troll means. They think anyone that disagrees with their POV is a troll, or anyone that bursts their Ponder love bubble.
Purple bruise wrote:You nailed that and how very true it is. Read their daily posts and especially the game posts. You called a troll a troll except I do not find it funny it is quite sad that they try and pass themselves off as fans and then scream good/fan, bad/fan whenever they are "called out" for it.

You're basically saying, "I don't like when people judge which fans are good/bad, now listen to me tell you which are good/bad. Ohhh and here's a hint ... the ones that love Ponder just as much as myself are good, the ones that don't are yucky."
The Breeze wrote:What rubs people is the tone and heavy sarcasm incluced in the constant, to the point of being redundant, drone of people who just can't accept the FO's decisions. Whether or not those decisions pan out is the point of watching the games in the first place. Ragging and nagging about them constantly when it won't change anything is a bit like the definition of insanity.
Hey look at that, the guy lecturing others on sarcasm is one of the most sarcastic people here. But it's the latter part of your message I find more ironic. Our collective ragging and nagging is probably what helped get Childress out of here sooner, you're welcome (sorry Melanie xD), but how many Lombardi's has your constant positivity brought us? What's the definition of that again? Oh that's right, insanity. I'll take projection for $500 Alex.
Purple bruise wrote: Very cool Breeze and insightful. The one thing that I would disagree with is that these kinds of "fans" are no different in their real life than their internet life. I am proud to be a homer it beats the hell out of whatever they are

Oh look, it's the guy that doesn't like judgmental people still judging people xD. Whatever we are? The word you're looking for is realistic. I still get a kick out of "positive" fans who go negative on other fans. But yes, we're irrational when we're negative about a struggling football team.
Demi wrote:
And some of us are sick of it. We expect more! I think Comman Man on kfan put it best, Low expectations, high aspirations. You can only put up with this crap so long. Some people will just be happy we have a team, and support them 100% no matter what they do or how they do it. Others like myself think we should hold them to a higher standard.
And man o man am I sick of it.
"Our playoff loss to the Vikings in '87 was probably the most traumatic experience I had in sports." -- Bill Walsh