Printable View
I'm actually kind of disappointed. I remember telling a few friends last year, whenever my Ravens finally make it to the Super Bowl after the pain of the last 4 playoff failures, I'm probably going to break down crying.
...I never did :(. I guess I'm just not the tears of joy type. Eitherway...I'm not gonna complain about the way this team fought all playoffs long! Made me proud!
Anyone out there get those eye waterfalls going?
Didn't break down, but some tears welled up at times. Especially when O.J. gave his speech.
I noticed there was a lot of moisture running down my face but I was laughing so fucking hard realizing we were going to the Super Bowl that i couldn't possible call it cryying :happyanim
This.Quote:
Originally Posted by alienrace
I got a little emotional after the game as I told my eight-month-old while putting him in his crib that he was going to get to see Ray Lewis play in the Super Bowl in two weeks.
He just sort of gurgled at me.
You know what? I didn't cry. I cried last week, after the Miracle at Mile High, back when I didn't know what to expect from this team, what to make of them, how far they could go, etc. Back when NO ONE gave us a chance.
But I had a strange calm going into this game all week because I knew what we were capable of. I knew the Ravens would not be afraid and would expect to win. And then we just went out and freaking did it. No frills, no fuss, no turnovers, no big mistakes. Just focus and determination.
Not only that though ... I'm too happy to cry? Like so happy I've short-circuited and may cry tomorrow or something ...
(This post may have made no sense; please excuse it, if so.)
I can't imagine a grown man crying over a football game unless it was his son's pee wee game.
I've personally never yet but it seems pretty common with sports fans...I don't see a rule saying a grown man can't cry.Quote:
Originally Posted by RavenusMaximus