Re: Holy F*ckin sh*t post-game thread madness
Posted: Tue Jan 16, 2018 7:38 am
That was hilarious!808vikingsfan wrote:Michael Strahan's reaction to the miracle
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That was hilarious!808vikingsfan wrote:Michael Strahan's reaction to the miracle
https://www.facebook.com/NFLonFOX/video ... 017127031/
Such an amazing time. We grew up north of the TC, but both of my brothers and I are exploring types, so we ended up scattered across the globe. The oldest is an international reporter for a major news outlet, so unfortunately he couldn't make it. My younger brother and I flew in and had such a quintessential MN time it sort of seems like a fairy tale--snow falling, super genuinely kind people going out of their way to escort us to the stadium, the post game celebrations like the line of US Bank workers who were giving high fives to people in the halls on their way out of the stadium, many of us with tears in our eyes, to the long embraces with total strangers all night across the city-- it was all a HUGE reminder that I absolutely LOVE MN and the people of that great state.84BreaksAnkles wrote: Ya holy ####!! I forgot you went with your brother!
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Strahan was almost as excited as me lmaoMothman wrote: That was hilarious!
Cliff wrote: Strahan was almost as excited as me lmao
They do. I'm glad you had such a perfect trip.Texas Vike wrote:Such an amazing time. We grew up north of the TC, but both of my brothers and I are exploring types, so we ended up scattered across the globe. The oldest is an international reporter for a major news outlet, so unfortunately he couldn't make it. My younger brother and I flew in and had such a quintessential MN time it sort of seems like a fairy tale--snow falling, super genuinely kind people going out of their way to escort us to the stadium, the post game celebrations like the line of US Bank workers who were giving high fives to people in the halls on their way out of the stadium, many of us with tears in our eyes, to the long embraces with total strangers all night across the city-- it was all a HUGE reminder that I absolutely LOVE MN and the people of that great state.
Complete euphoria. This team has something special going on. Buckle up!
Jim, if anyone in the world can understand what we're going through, it's people from Chicago. That is, Cub fans.Mothman wrote: They do. I'm glad you had such a perfect trip.
Even here in Chicago, I think people sense there's something special about this Vikings team. I have a Vikings leather jacket (I've been wearing it for years) and over the past few weeks, everywhere I go people are wishing me good luck, telling me they think (or hope) the Vikings will win it all, etc. It's all very genuine. Yesterday, I was cleaning snow off my car and an SUV stopped in the street alongside me. The driver rolled down the window, leaned out and asked me if I was still on Cloud 9 after Sunday's game. He was all smiles, congratulated me on the Vikes win, said the Vikings were due for a win like that and said he hopes the Vikes win it all.
It's all very friendly and it adds to the fun. I can only imagine the kind of camaraderie being felt in Minnesota right now!
Sox fans understand too. They had a LONG wait until winning the World Series in 2005. I've found fans of both teams sympathetic to our situation. That said, Bears fans tend to be a good bunch and most of them are football fans, not just Bears fans, so they appreciate a good team like the Vikes. Plus, we share a mutual dislike of the Packers.J. Kapp 11 wrote:Jim, if anyone in the world can understand what we're going through, it's people from Chicago. That is, Cub fans.
I IS cool. I think the 2017 Vikes are a good story, as you've been pointing out. They're easy to root for even if you aren't a Vikes fan!Very cool that so many are behind us.
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Safety @HarriSmith22 meeting safety @Asendejo in the Delta tunnel after the game
Winning a Super Bowl would be better.808vikingsfan wrote:Honest question. Can anything be better than this game? This win? I can't imagine it. If winning a SB will truly feel better than this, I don't think my brain could handle it.
Don't know if it was posted already, but I guess peoples apple watches were warning them of a possible heart condition alert due to their heart rate jumping at the end of the game.dead_poet wrote: You'd best be under medical supervision.