Good Scotch...really really good scotch. Perfect weather for it, tooThere is always Buffalo Trace or Wild Turkey on the rocks!!!!
Well, the fact is I'm seriously impressed with BY posts today {I didn't read the game thread.) Lots of reasonable commentary, compliments to the Cardinal, and very little whining (maybe I haven't gotten to that yet).
I got out my DVD and watched once more the Huskies kicking the slats out of ND last April. Good for what ails you.
I'm not in denial, I just refuse to revel in the very rare agony of defeat. My coping mechanism - and thank God I follow the rarely losing Huskies - is (and no snickers, I'm a guy - a guy's guy booyah) to shop! So today I have been on the hunt for a Nikon BDC recticle 3X9 scope and mounts for a Marlin 336 from 1962 in really premo shape I found at a ... are you ready...Gun Show in 2011. Hasten to add it was a dealer sale with federal background check (how my heart pounds every time the call is made. Have they found me out yet!!) I'm cheaper than dirt, of course, but this loss hurt, so ... On line shopping has brought success! I feel better.
Anyone care to share a coping strategy they use in situations such as this?
Rifles! you use rifles for deer! Join the silent harvest, buy a bow.
Actually, JR, in an infinite universe, if a thing is possible it is also certain, no?
A manhattan or two works for me.
I can't wait to play them again. Revenge will be sweeeet.
Never shot anything as an adult that wasn't paper or a beer can - 24 ozers are great for that. Would love to put my hands on a 35 Rem. some day. Love lever actions. This one is going as a Christmas present to my daughter.
As far as losing the game goes, I just remember the only time Geno cares about being undefeated is during tournaments.
As far as how the game was lost, I just remember that -- in an infinite universe -- everything is possible. But not all things are probable.
For a didact you're having a difficult time with the question or you're just too deep for me.
hmmmm...what did I do to cope? Nothing. I went to bed, knowing tomorrow is another day.
If we lost the championship, I might have had to make my way to the Neuhaus Chocolate shop at Grand Central Terminal.
Those chocolates are to die for, especially the "Astrids"
You see my dilemma.
"everything", including bad defense, poor shooting, almost no help defense, problems with fouling, ineffective passing, allowing an opponent 49% FG, a 50% assist ratio, no characteristic run, a young opponent that doesn't fold, being out-hustled a number of times.
The odds of all these things occurring on the same occasion seemed to me to require an infinite universe.
And, that having happened once, the odds of happening again are truly miniscule. That's coping.
Okay, okay...I should have called it Fan Escapism Mechanisms. I put my coping, by your definition, in another thread: they brought their A game, we brought our C/D.
Hate to be your kid at the dinner table. Can't you let your didactic hair down and get with the thread already!!!
My coping mechanism is to move from 18 your old Macallen to 25 year old Macallen.
Sure, deer season opens tomorrow. I'll be out in the cold freezing my brain, blocking out my current mourning.I'm not in denial, I just refuse to revel in the very rare agony of defeat. My coping mechanism - and thank God I follow the rarely losing Huskies - is (and no snickers, I'm a guy - a guy's guy booyah) to shop! So today I have been on the hunt for a Nikon BDC recticle 3X9 scope and mounts for a Marlin 336 from 1962 in really premo shape I found at a ... are you ready...Gun Show in 2011. Hasten to add it was a dealer sale with federal background check (how my heart pounds every time the call is made. Have they found me out yet!!) I'm cheaper than dirt, of course, but this loss hurt, so ... On line shopping has brought success! I feel better.
Anyone care to share a coping strategy they use in situations such as this?
I went into my garage, started my car, then crawled into the back seat with a bottle of pain killers and vodka while listening to Sarah McLaughlin. Then I realized I had to go to work the next day and went back inside.
I'm not in denial, I just refuse to revel in the very rare agony of defeat. My coping mechanism - and thank God I follow the rarely losing Huskies - is (and no snickers, I'm a guy - a guy's guy booyah) to shop! So today I have been on the hunt for a Nikon BDC recticle 3X9 scope and mounts for a Marlin 336 from 1962 in really premo shape I found at a ... are you ready...Gun Show in 2011. Hasten to add it was a dealer sale with federal background check (how my heart pounds every time the call is made. Have they found me out yet!!) I'm cheaper than dirt, of course, but this loss hurt, so ... On line shopping has brought success! I feel better.
Anyone care to share a coping strategy they use in situations such as this?