Tangle_Foot
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I like the game of football.
I love the Dallas Cowboys.
I cheer for them to win.
The end.
I love the Dallas Cowboys.
I cheer for them to win.
The end.
afraid to be positive hmmmNothing wrong with being positive when you have a blow out on the highway and know your abilities.
But some day you'll be napping while your daughter drives and she'll suddenly shake you awake and ask, "What do I do now?"
As your eyes open you'll find yourself in the middle of nowhere with cows and fences asking, "Did you follow the GPS?"
And she'll reply, "Yes dad, it said turn right in 110 feet. This is 110 feet. Where do I turn?"
Suddenly all your positivity will be tested and you'll be somewhere between "Who gave this kid a license?" and "Why don't we go another 50 yard to that stop sign and turn right?"
Nuff said.I like the game of football.
I love the Dallas Cowboys.
I cheer for them to win.
The end.
afraid to be positive hmmm
You have more mmmm's.Being negative about the fans.......hmmmmm?
Glad I am and not like your kind, have another shot of the kool aid.Then there are people like you.
You have more mmmm's.
You won this battle Doctah Jones.
red herring hmmmBeing negative about the fans.......hmmmmm?
Didn’t mean to infer you did but the Jerry championship ready snake oil does come out a lot. Just remember hope or wishing or doubting on anyone’s part makes no difference in the out come.Brax, I didn't say championship, I said winner of the East and at least gets to the division round and don't call me Jerry, you can call me Booger.
He deserved the extra mmm's for calling someone negative by being negative. LOL
I agree with this, but I also see nothing wrong with being optimistic and excited. I think there is a middle ground that is rationale and then there is the craziness..
LolYou tell him man!
My daughter doesn't care what color his herring he has.
No, I made my point.Thanks for your input, Pyle. You need some jelly donuts?
Right but it makes all the difference in ones attitude and how he presents himself to others.Didn’t mean to infer you did but the Jerry championship ready snake oil does come out a lot. Just remember hope or wishing or doubting on anyone’s part makes no difference in the out come.
Definitely Sativa and I approve.Some of the "honest realists" here would make absolute sure that they cheer every good play and boo every single unsuccessful play because that is what they should do at live games.
It would be the worst crowd ever and the same people commenting online would whine about the crowd.
If the last play was bad, then they have to make a good play before I believe they can do it.
My bruddah.Definitely Sativa and I approve.
Is it necessary to have a little self sell in you? Yes, it is but wouldn't you rather be positive now and wrong later? What's the harm? Another year to stack on the 25 Years of Misery?
First off, let's put that to rest, this team won the East 6 times in that 25 year span and 3 of the last 7 years. So, is that really 25 Years of Misery? Oh, you are Super bowl or bust? Sorry, in 60 years, they've only been to 8 so you get 52 Years of Misery.
That is very good, I am going to copy that down, otherwise I will forget it.A little self disclosure about the author of this thread. I was a card carrying pessimist for most of my life and quick to tell anyone that I was either right or pleasantly surprised, win-win for me. But I was wrong and didn't grasp the true value of optimism and positivity, even on events over which I had no control. I learned the only thing I could truly affect was my attitude because what was going to happen was going to happen. When it did and it was not what I wanted, in fact what I feared above all other things, I was still thankful for that time when I was positive.
The value is in the here and now, not the future and not even in the outcome, the payoff for positivity happens for us in the journey, not the destination. And we choose how to make that journey. Took me 60 years to learn that.