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Topic: Congratulations Indianapolis Colts!!!

CJ
LymeNet Contributor
Member # 169

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Not sure how many football fans we have here, but I had to give my team a pat on the back!!! [woohoo]

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here's hoping today is better than yesterday and tomorrow is even better!

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fatigued15
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Member # 6437

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CJ,

We have been fans for years. My husband has brainwashed us all. What a great game. Congrats to the COLTS!!

[woohoo]

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Geneal
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Member # 10375

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Okay, okay. I really wanted the Saints in the Superbowl, but....

At least we had a home-town boy as MVP. By the way, everybody in this area were pulling for the Colts.

Congrats!!!

Geneal

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Cobweb
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I was routing for the Colts and I'm from Baltimore!!!!! But it was the emotional factor that got me-for the coach. I wondered if even a victory in the Super Bowl came anywhere near easing the pain of losing his son. My feeling is he'd give anything to have his son back, but I so admired his ability to persevere and be successful. Grief is such an incredibly intense emotion.
BRAVO!
Carol

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CJ
LymeNet Contributor
Member # 169

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Thanks everyone!
Yes, I'm sure it is difficult for Baltimore to know that their "old", or should I say former, team made it.
It was indeed a good game - nothing one-sided about it at all! Two midwestern teams - that was awesome!
Coach Dungy is an inspiration for everyone. I think he has definitely helped football, as well as all sports in general. He is definitely to be admired.
I thin it was especially notable that there was a huge celebration, with no fires, etc., and only one incidence of any kind of violence. That says a lot for Coach Dungy's influence on the city also.
I just had to brag! Have to enjoy celebrating while I can!! It may not happen again for a long time OR it could happen again any time!

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here's hoping today is better than yesterday and tomorrow is even better!

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charlie
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Member # 25

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Hi CJ, it's been awhile....we were pulling for the Colts too, Houston's an AFC town also...

Charlie

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