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by **mutantseabass** » Mon Sep 22, 2008 9:34 pm

dream_017 wrote:
moochman wrote:
dream_017 wrote:Wake me when it's over. I'll be the one asleep in section 136 row 13 seat 8

Doesn't the booing wake you?

Not really, it's more like the nice hum of a fan in the background, very soothing.

I will be booing from the second I start walking down the stairs to my seat. We did it in 2003 or whenever they started 0-12...they all run together now. Every play we boo.

LMAO, its amazing what you can get used to when you hear it all the time! :-b

by **Dan Lambskin** » Tue Sep 23, 2008 8:16 am

mutantseabass wrote:
dream_017 wrote:
moochman wrote:
Doesn't the booing wake you?

Not really, it's more like the nice hum of a fan in the background, very soothing.

I will be booing from the second I start walking down the stairs to my seat. We did it in 2003 or whenever they started 0-12...they all run together now. Every play we boo.

LMAO, its amazing what you can get used to when you hear it all the time!

i thought the fans were so apathetic they dont even bother booing anymore. last game i went to was the quietest sporting event i've ever attended...and i've been to the Buick Opn

by **Daddymike59** » Tue Sep 23, 2008 9:35 am

Here is a little story that may cheer you guys up.

http://nbcsports.msnbc.com/id/26842279/

by **scrumtalecent** » Tue Sep 23, 2008 11:58 am

Daddymike59 wrote:Here is a little story that may cheer you guys up.

http://nbcsports.msnbc.com/id/26842279/

I had already read that yesterday, but the line that sticks out is a stat most Lion fans know all too well:

"With Ford atop the franchise, the Lions have won only one playoff game..."

Sure, go ahead, fire Millen. Fire Marnelli. Hire a hall-of-fame coach somehow. It's not going to matter.