Random thought but you know it's a big game when complete strangers are high-fiving whether at the game or at the bar... Nothing quite like it... That was a funny video if the Texans would have made a combeback and pulled it out Sunday I probably would have been dancing around my living room I'm sure that would have been a good YouTube video. Though I doubt I would have been crying/screaming like a girl.
What an embarrassing display. The wife must be amused by how feminine her husband is. Lucky for him, because alot of women would probably be really turned off by it. If I was this guy's boss and saw this video, I'm not sure I would want him working for me, seeing how he reacts to a mere football game. His behavior does not indicate emotional stability.
Reminds me of a cool spontaneous moment like that. After the 18-inning NLDS clincher against the Braves in 2005, We were leaving the game and stuck in traffic on Crawford. Everyone was on cloud nine, celebrating, honking, and screaming with excitement. While stopped next to Vic & Anthony's, these young mexican dudes in the car next to me look over at me and passed me a bottle of tequila and a shot glass. I was in the passenger seat, not driving, so I went ahead and took a shot and we all high-fived each other.
Im all for animation and yelling and screaming and hugging during emotional sports games...but this guy takes it to a level I have never seen. That's too much, specially in front of the kids. I laughed my ass off watching though, so I will be sure to repost so friends can laugh at him too.
Something wants me to root for the Ravens now, for the sake of those kids and dog. And maybe we'd get to see their dad explode, which probably wouldn't be a bad thing. Years later in life: "It must be tough growing up with no dad, Tommy. What happened to him." "The Ravens won the Super Bowl in 2013. He exploded in sheer ecstasy. Honestly, it was probably for the best for him and us."
Wonder if he had money on the game. Just a straight up Ravens win thing with no line or OT consequences.
A friend of mine is 40 and he had to watch last week's Broncos' game alone. He didn't talk to anyone for a day after. It's funny how crazy that guy got but we should understand considering we are on site called Clutchfans. Anyway how much more crazy is that this this? <iframe width="420" height="315" src="http://www.youtube.com/embed/hz8VuEhps58" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen></iframe> And I know GladiatorRowdy isn't a young guy.
