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To: doug from upland

As a Seahawks fan watching the game at home, I was dead-solid sure we were toast. When the fake field goal play succeeded, I was thinking that it was too little, too late.
When Wilson went in for the TD, I was still sure we were done. When the onside kick succeeded I started to hope, but was sure that hope would be crushed. When Marshawn ran in the the TD to put us ahead...I though I was watching another reality.

And when Wilson threw that TD bomb to Kearse...I lost my freakin’ mind.


16 posted on 01/19/2015 8:21:15 PM PST by hoagy62 ("Tyranny, like hell, is not easily conquered..."-Thomas Paine. 1776)
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To: hoagy62

Congratulations to the Seahawks team and fans!
That was great game!

Tommy and the Boys will be seeing you in two 2 weeks!

I shan’t be expressing anything but Condolences after that day.

heehee


17 posted on 01/19/2015 8:29:04 PM PST by acapesket
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To: hoagy62
And when Wilson threw that TD bomb to Kearse...I lost my freakin’ mind.

So did this house! I'm surprised the 4 of us didn't break a lamp or something we were jumping and screaming so much! It's been all I can do today to get any work around the house done, all I want to do is watch highlight clips!
18 posted on 01/19/2015 8:30:17 PM PST by Mama Shawna
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To: hoagy62
As a Seahawks fan watching the game at home, I was dead-solid sure we were toast.

Especially when Wilson was intercepted with 5 min left .... Seattle really needed that drive to succeed, so every Seahawk fan was staring death in the face at that point.

And then ....


27 posted on 01/19/2015 11:42:30 PM PST by canuck_conservative
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