December 30th, 2008, 05:33 PM
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Originally Posted by 100%CardsFan
I really thought about what you said and said F it. Im not gonna pay a couple bills, Hell the IRS already f'd up my finances. Ill wake up without a dollar to my name on Sunday but if we win....It will be all worth it!! Thanks D hey lets def meet up for a brew before the game.
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Too bad you can't sue the IRS and get penalties and back interest. Or at the least find an employee to beat to a pulp.
P.S. I do not condone violence. 
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December 30th, 2008, 05:53 PM
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Originally Posted by Angel
That is just wrong on so many levels. The hubby would just have to sit home with brother & sister all on his lonesome, course I already got the ring.
To think I was gonna jump all up and down because you indirectly called me a weak fan (Phoenix native, 3rd generation). But man you have worse troubles than what I think of you for what you think of me.
All third quater screaming will be in your honor and I am at my best in the third. Enjoy the show....
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OK, here is the miserable story that I am currently living:
Early this year we planned a trip to Disney World for us, our two children and some of her family for the week after Thanksgiving.
We have had a pretty rocky relationship over the years, being as though our first child was an accident through somewhat of a series of one-night-stands and our second came right after I lost half of a hand at work and was having to work illegally at night to keep food on the table (no I wasn't selling my ass or drugs). She has always wanted to get married but I have been more than hesitant. For one, her father is the best domestic attorney in the state and for two, she is kinda crazy.
Anyway, I finally decided that I couldn't imagine my life without her so there was no reason not to finally marry the woman. Her dream has always been to get married at Disney in front of the castle, but I dont have the money and it is to impractical since all of our family is from the Northeast (hers from Jersey, mine from upstate NY). I did the next best thing I could think of and reserved the table with the best view in the restaurant atop Cinderella's castle in Disney at 7:00 and figured after I'd propose as the firework show started. I know this may not be as romantic as pulling the ring out when Jaws pops out of the water (I love Mallrats) but I was damn proud of myself.
Anywho, none of this happened because Thanksgiving morning I took my son sledding down a hill that was too big for him and he broke his leg when I pulled him off the sled too hard trying to sheild him behind my body because we were about to hit a tree at high speeds. He is tough as nails and even though I was crying like a schoolgirl he didn't shed a tear until the next day. He later had surgery at Hopkins and is making a full recovery.
Needless to say, we didn't make the trip, she didn't get a ring and her and I have not gotten along or even slept in the same bed since the accident.
The biggest reason for proposing in Disney as opposed to doing it on Christmas Eve was that I thought giving her the ring in November would guarentee that I got an early OK to fly out for the playoffs and I would have everything set up. I had given up on it but then yesterday I saw that from redoing my flight reservations, Southwest messed up and gave me an extra $900 in vouchers, thus making a rountrip flight for the game FREE!! I also read on here that I could get a ticket for less that $100 so I was ready at that point. Now we haven't even been really talking, so I just kinda tried to pop it on her but she quickly shot it down with the whole babysitting thing.
THIS IS BS!!!!!!!!!! WHAT KIND OF WOMAN OFFERS TO BABYSIT ON A WEEKEND WHEN HER GUY'S FOOTBALL TEAM HAS IT'S FIRST PLAYOFF GAME IN 10 YRS????????????? From a woman's perspective, am I really in the wrong for being pissed about this?
wow, I cant believe I just wrote all of that--yes I am aware that i have issues
Last edited by cardsfanmd; December 30th, 2008 at 05:56 PM.
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December 30th, 2008, 06:05 PM
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Cardsfanmd, I am going to pour myself a double Makers Mark and Coke in your honor. I cannot possibly offer you advice considering I screw my own life up enough but when I make mistakes, I drink, so for you, I will drink and wish you the best with your woman situation. 
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December 30th, 2008, 06:08 PM
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100% embarrassed
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Cardsmd you are not married yet!! Take full advantage of it and get out here!!! Once you get married.... your screwed LOL
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December 30th, 2008, 06:09 PM
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Originally Posted by WisconsinCard
Oh and by the way I am still working on getting my son and I there. The chaepest flight out around here is $720 that is out of Chicago. If anyone out there has airline connections let me know. I am dying to get to this game, but wifey would kill me if I spent $2000, she would only mame me for spending $1000.
I have even tried to fly into Vegas or LA and the flights are just too expensive.
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Did you try Midwest Airlines outta Milwaukee? Phoenix is a super-saver city with them. That is the only airline I took when I went to college there... they were significantly lower than all the other airlines for that specific flight.
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December 30th, 2008, 06:20 PM
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Originally Posted by cardsfanmd
THIS IS BS!!!!!!!!!! WHAT KIND OF WOMAN OFFERS TO BABYSIT ON A WEEKEND WHEN HER GUY'S FOOTBALL TEAM HAS IT'S FIRST PLAYOFF GAME IN 10 YRS????????????? From a woman's perspective, am I really in the wrong for being pissed about this?
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From my woman's perspective no you are not wrong to be ticked but you have to realize that I am incapable of separating my woman's perspective from my Cardinal fan's perspective so my view is a bit skewed.
Always remember you said it yourself, can't live without her. Sounds like you are a tough cookie and we have all had to deal with folks in our life that just can't comprehend what our true devotion is like. No where near as tragic; my brother-in-law got married, married mind you, during our last playoff run. Where was I? Driving my butt to freaking Texas of course, He managed to get over it....expensive wedding gifts can do that for you but of course times were better then.
So if some how you manage to swing the trip know you'll be welcome. You could try a little sweet talking, you know you can do it--you planned the Disney thing (heart getting soft). Or if you don't, turn on the TV, pull up a chair pop a cold one and we will know you are here with us in spirit.
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December 30th, 2008, 06:20 PM
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Save your money and go to the Cards vs. Giants game. Closer to you and less drama. Yeah, we will win this weekend. This weekend is a big deal, but it is only part of the story of this season.
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December 30th, 2008, 06:47 PM
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Originally Posted by azsouthendzone
Save your money and go to the Cards vs. Giants game. Closer to you and less drama. Yeah, we will win this weekend. This weekend is a big deal, but it is only part of the story of this season.
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I was thinking about that too. I am pretty convinced we will win this week and go to NY but I am also pretty sure that I will get murdered in NY. I get into multiple fights at pretty much every Cards game here on the East Coast during the regular season. I cant imagine how crazy it will be for the playoffs. My Dad has health issues, so I dont even want to risk him going and something happeneing. My buddy is thinking about going but he is a G-Men fan.
If I came to Arizona I could atleast hang out with some ASFNers.
I'm just not sure that I would have a better time in frigidly cold NYC watching the game by myself and getting beer, peanuts and guido fists thron at me the whole game than I woul;d sitting at my house here in Md or at the local Hooters.
If we end up going to Carolina I am 100% there though.
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December 30th, 2008, 06:48 PM
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Originally Posted by azmike74
Cardsfanmd, I am going to pour myself a double Makers Mark and Coke in your honor. I cannot possibly offer you advice considering I screw my own life up enough but when I make mistakes, I drink, so for you, I will drink and wish you the best with your woman situation. 
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December 30th, 2008, 07:19 PM
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Here's for hoping ...
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Originally Posted by cardsfanmd
OK, here is the miserable story that I am currently living:
Early this year we planned a trip to Disney World for us, our two children and some of her family for the week after Thanksgiving.
We have had a pretty rocky relationship over the years, being as though our first child was an accident through somewhat of a series of one-night-stands and our second came right after I lost half of a hand at work and was having to work illegally at night to keep food on the table (no I wasn't selling my ass or drugs). She has always wanted to get married but I have been more than hesitant. For one, her father is the best domestic attorney in the state and for two, she is kinda crazy.
Anyway, I finally decided that I couldn't imagine my life without her so there was no reason not to finally marry the woman. Her dream has always been to get married at Disney in front of the castle, but I dont have the money and it is to impractical since all of our family is from the Northeast (hers from Jersey, mine from upstate NY). I did the next best thing I could think of and reserved the table with the best view in the restaurant atop Cinderella's castle in Disney at 7:00 and figured after I'd propose as the firework show started. I know this may not be as romantic as pulling the ring out when Jaws pops out of the water (I love Mallrats) but I was damn proud of myself.
Anywho, none of this happened because Thanksgiving morning I took my son sledding down a hill that was too big for him and he broke his leg when I pulled him off the sled too hard trying to sheild him behind my body because we were about to hit a tree at high speeds. He is tough as nails and even though I was crying like a schoolgirl he didn't shed a tear until the next day. He later had surgery at Hopkins and is making a full recovery.
Needless to say, we didn't make the trip, she didn't get a ring and her and I have not gotten along or even slept in the same bed since the accident.
The biggest reason for proposing in Disney as opposed to doing it on Christmas Eve was that I thought giving her the ring in November would guarentee that I got an early OK to fly out for the playoffs and I would have everything set up. I had given up on it but then yesterday I saw that from redoing my flight reservations, Southwest messed up and gave me an extra $900 in vouchers, thus making a rountrip flight for the game FREE!! I also read on here that I could get a ticket for less that $100 so I was ready at that point. Now we haven't even been really talking, so I just kinda tried to pop it on her but she quickly shot it down with the whole babysitting thing.
THIS IS BS!!!!!!!!!! WHAT KIND OF WOMAN OFFERS TO BABYSIT ON A WEEKEND WHEN HER GUY'S FOOTBALL TEAM HAS IT'S FIRST PLAYOFF GAME IN 10 YRS????????????? From a woman's perspective, am I really in the wrong for being pissed about this?
wow, I cant believe I just wrote all of that--yes I am aware that i have issues
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Wow. That sucks.
Like Angel, I can't separate my woman's feelings and Cardinals ones. (I once had a serious fight with a boyfriend since he couldn't understand why I wanted to spend a whole Sunday in the bar to watch football. Dude, it was opening day!!!)
If you're asking for what you should do about the game, I say talk to her and make sure she knows how important it is.
If you're asking about the relationship, I say she should already know the importance.
Good luck regardless, MD.
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December 30th, 2008, 07:40 PM
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Originally Posted by Jersey Girl
Wow. That sucks.
Like Angel, I can't separate my woman's feelings and Cardinals ones. (I once had a serious fight with a boyfriend since he couldn't understand why I wanted to spend a whole Sunday in the bar to watch football. Dude, it was opening day!!!)
If you're asking for what you should do about the game, I say talk to her and make sure she knows how important it is.
If you're asking about the relationship, I say she should already know the importance.
Good luck regardless, MD.
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I didn't read much after your second paragraph, but I suddenly have a great idea for a business I could start with you....would you be willing to counsel American women for a small fee paid by their husbands? 
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December 30th, 2008, 07:57 PM
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Here's for hoping ...
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Originally Posted by azmike74
I didn't read much after your second paragraph, but I suddenly have a great idea for a business I could start with you....would you be willing to counsel American women for a small fee paid by their husbands? 
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Sure.  Though I doubt they would take my advice since I am not married. (Some say that's because I am too smart to get married, lol.)
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December 31st, 2008, 02:36 AM
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Herfin BIg Time
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Originally Posted by thirty-two
Did you try Midwest Airlines outta Milwaukee? Phoenix is a super-saver city with them. That is the only airline I took when I went to college there... they were significantly lower than all the other airlines for that specific flight.
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Yes I did 32, that has been my go to for a long time when flying home, and have flown them several times. I have tried everything. there cheapest flight is $757. I did find a $575 out of madison, but I am hoping that today or tomorrow they will have one of those last minute cheap fares. I haven't ruled it out yet.
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December 31st, 2008, 08:52 AM
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cardsfanmd, Take the trip! You will hold a grudge against her forever if you don't. Yeah, she'll be pissed, but it sounds as though it can't get much worse than it already is.
If the woman loves you she will be there when you get back, if not...
This comes from a guy whom has been married nearly 30 years, and yes to the same woman.
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December 31st, 2008, 10:36 AM
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Boy, you turn me...
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Originally Posted by azsouthendzone
Save your money and go to the Cards vs. Giants game. Closer to you and less drama. Yeah, we will win this weekend. This weekend is a big deal, but it is only part of the story of this season.
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You have too much confidence in the Vikings. Can't see them beating the Eagles.
I see the Cards traveling to Carolina.
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