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10-10-2006, 06:56 PM

danfergis

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Balco's Heroes wrote:

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Schadenfreude. It's an awfully fancy word for a very mean little feeling: experiencing joy at others' misery.

The definition is correct but in your case and many like you:

What you are actually experiencing is the feeling a complete loser
like yourself feels when he perceives the misery of others. You see you
have likely... Rooted for losing sports teams, failed at life in
general and are looked upon by most like a wart on a pig's ass.
Therefore you think others actually feel miserable when their teams
lose, but no...

Most Yankee fans are self asssured enough to realize that their self
esteem doesn't rest on the success or failure of a sports team. We have
families, lives, jobs and a sense of fulfillment a loser like you does
not know to exist.
You can't fathom it. We realize that in the scope of things a baseball
game matters little.
So masturbate or whatever you do when you feel this so called
Schadenfreude.
Such a big word for a mental midget like yourself.

#22

10-10-2006, 07:16 PM

D-word

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danfergis wrote:

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Balco's Heroes wrote:

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Schadenfreude. It's an awfully fancy word for a very mean little feeling: experiencing joy at others' misery.

The definition is correct but in your case and many like you: What you are actually experiencing is the feeling a complete loser like yourself feels when he perceives the misery of others. You see you have likely... Rooted for losing sports teams, failed at life in general and are looked upon by most like a wart on a pig's ass. Therefore you think others actually feel miserable when their teams lose, but no... Most Yankee fans are self asssured enough to realize that their self esteem doesn't rest on the success or failure of a sports team. We have families, lives, jobs and a sense of fulfillment a loser like you does not know to exist. You can't fathom it. We realize that in the scope of things a baseball game matters little. So masturbate or whatever you do when you feel this so called Schadenfreude. Such a big word for a mental midget like yourself.

Clever rant (not) but you should have addressed it to the author, Kevin
Hench, of Fox Sports, genius. What a tard....

http://msn.foxsports.com/mlb/story/6044930

"Schadenfreude. It's an awfully fancy word for a very mean little
feeling: experiencing
joy at others' misery. But, man, I've been practically bubbling over
with it these last few
days. Ever since Robinson Cano grounded out to second to end the
Yankees' season on Saturday, I've been unable to contain my glee.
Watching the $200M unsinkable vessel get torpedoed by Kenny Rogers,
Jeremy Bonderman and double-agent saboteur Alex Rodriguez was the most
fun anyone could have short of their team winning it all." ~Kevin Hench

#23

10-10-2006, 10:45 PM

PhilsPhanInJerzie PhilsPhanInJerzie is offline

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> PhilsPhanInJerzie wrote:

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In Philly, we bitch about our teams all the time...It is you, preppy boy that are confused. Preppy? I'm a 55 year old Blue Collar worker.

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Are the Mets still in the playoffs? I haven't watched a playoff game since game 1 or two Vs. the Tigers. Why would I care if the Mets won or lost?

So let me get this straight, you are backing the Yankees, but didn't even watch their games?

I knew games 3 and 4 would be poorly pitched by Johnson and Wright. Why bother with those two? I saw Wang's decent effort in game one and was at work with no TV during game 2.

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Well you are right about that. Both the Phillies and Philadelphia are pitiful. It's amazing that just like DC the area that houses so many of our national treasures is a filthy dump.

Yeah and New York city is squeaky clean.

I live in Annapolis MD. Glee club? WTF is that? Did you belong to one when you went to Temple or Villanova?

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I like ARod. BTW you are very angry. Much worse then a Baltimoron and more pitiable as well. Anyway you can get help. Call Dr. Phil or maybe purchase a .38 and a couple of hollow points. Pitiable? I want the Yankee fan that likes to call me a "schmuck" not the one who takes tennis lessons because Daddy can afford them.

Schmuck? Okay if you like being called that? Tennis? My daughter plays I think? Though we never paid for lessons. How come you know stuff about tennis lessons and "Glee Clubs" of all things? Are you some sort of yuppie? Glee Clubs? Geez where the heck were you raised? Seriously you might need more help then Dr. Phil and Oprah can provide. Hoiw about that Yenta Shrink on the radio?

LOL..55 and you are using corny words, that is priceless.. I know
about tennis lessons and glee clubs because I saw them on Leave it to
Beaver in syndication (you know, the era you grew up in, or do you now
forget everything)...LOL

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10-10-2006, 10:49 PM

PhilsPhanInJerzie PhilsPhanInJerzie is offline

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> > Schadenfreude.

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It's an awfully fancy word for a very mean little feeling: experiencing joy at others' misery. The definition is correct but in your case and many like you: What you are actually experiencing is the feeling a complete loser like yourself feels when he perceives the misery of others. You see you have likely... Rooted for losing sports teams, failed at life in general and are looked upon by most like a wart on a pig's ass. Therefore you think others actually feel miserable when their teams lose, but no... Most Yankee fans are self asssured enough to realize that their self esteem doesn't rest on the success or failure of a sports team. We have families, lives, jobs and a sense of fulfillment a loser like you does not know to exist. You can't fathom it. We realize that in the scope of things a baseball game matters little. So masturbate or whatever you do when you feel this so called Schadenfreude. Such a big word for a mental midget like yourself.

I think it is funny that us dumb-ass morons are getting you riled up!
It is classic...

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10-11-2006, 02:37 AM

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In article <1160506562.195330.50760@e3g2000cwe.googlegroups.co m>,
danfergis <danfergis@netscape.net> wrote:

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Balco's Heroes wrote:

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Schadenfreude. It's an awfully fancy word for a very mean little feeling: experiencing joy at others' misery.

The definition is correct but in your case and many like you: What you are actually experiencing is the feeling a complete loserlike yourself feels when he perceives the misery of others. You see youhave likely... Rooted for losing sports teams, failed at life ingeneral and are looked upon by most like a wart on a pig's ass.Therefore you think others actually feel miserable when their teamslose, but no...Most Yankee fans are self asssured enough to realize that their selfesteem doesn't rest on the success or failure of a sports team. We havefamilies, lives, jobs and a sense of fulfillment a loser like you doesnot know to exist.You can't fathom it. We realize that in the scope of things a baseballgame matters little.So masturbate or whatever you do when you feel this so calledSchadenfreude.Such a big word for a mental midget like yourself.

Dan, methinks thou doth protesteth too much: get over yourself.
And for Chrissake, get over the fact that the Tigers were the better
team in that series. And replay your old Dylan albums:

"No I do not feel so good
When I see the heartaches you embrace,
If I was a master thief,
Perhaps I'd rob them,

And I know you're dissatisfied
with your position and your place,
Don't you understand
That's not my problem"

Cheers,

Mitch Edelman

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10-11-2006, 03:04 AM

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PhilsPhanInJerzie wrote:

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LOL..55 and you are using corny words, that is priceless.. I know about tennis lessons and glee clubs because I saw them on Leave it to Beaver in syndication (you know, the era you grew up in, or do you now forget everything)...LOL

I said 55? Geez but time flys. I meant 58. I forgot that too. BTW leave
it to Beaver sucked. You actually watch re-runs? You are an asshole.

#27

10-11-2006, 03:07 AM

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Mitch Edelman wrote:

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Dan, methinks thou doth protesteth too much: get over yourself. And for Chrissake, get over the fact that the Tigers were the better team in that series. And replay your old Dylan albums:

I never cared for Dylan. Good poet but a terrible muscian. And I
actaully do pity Baltimore sports fans. Yes the Tigers were better. Did
I say differently? There is nothing to "get over."
Right now I'm concentrating on my Fantasy Football team.

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10-11-2006, 05:50 PM

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On 9 Oct 2006 13:12:30 -0700, "danfergis" <danfergis@netscape.net>
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These Baltimorons never fail to amuse me. You think they would be happythat the Ravens are 4-0? Nope.I'm listening to a local call in show on1300 AM WJFK today. From thetalk show hosts to every single fan that called in, it was a "Joyous,Gloriuos day" not because of the 70 degree weather or the Raven'srecord but because the Yankees were out of the playoffs.These people have such sorry sports teams, (O's, Terps,? I guess that'sit besides the Ravens) that they can't celebrate their sucesses. Nope,to be happy they need to rejoice over another team's failure.Actually a few of the pitiful sickos were even thrilled that theSteelers, Cowboys and Redskins had lost but none as thrilled as thosethat hate the Yankees.It's truly laughable.

Isn't it true that every Yankee fan on the planet rejoiced when the
Red Sox went into their slide. I guess that puts Yankee fans in the
same catagory as Orioles fans, Red Sox fans, Blue Jays fans and Devil
Ray fans, all in the loser catagory this year.

It's truly laughable

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10-11-2006, 06:07 PM

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Isn't it true that every Yankee fan on the planet rejoiced when the Red Sox went into their slide.

I don't ever recall this year or any other year really giving two
squats what the Red Sox did. When I began following baseball in the
mid-fities the Red Sox were a consistent second division team.
I've never stopped thinking of them as such.
To consider the Red Sox a rival one would have to believe the vats full
of Horse Shit the so called "mainstream sports media" spews out in
quantities larger then the dung that comes out of the White House.
So to answer your question it's likely that most Yankee fans didn't
care when the Red Sox fell out of the chase. We, like the Red Sox fans
themselves, pretty much have grown to expect it.
If you think that 2004 was anymore then an aberration then I have
oceanfront in Reno to sell you.

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10-12-2006, 04:23 PM

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These Baltimorons never fail to amuse me. You think they would be happy that the Ravens are 4-0? Nope. I'm listening to a local call in show on1300 AM WJFK today. From the talk show hosts to every single fan that called in, it was a "Joyous, Gloriuos day" not because of the 70 degree weather or the Raven's record but because the Yankees were out of the playoffs. These people have such sorry sports teams, (O's, Terps,? I guess that's it besides the Ravens) that they can't celebrate their sucesses. Nope, to be happy they need to rejoice over another team's failure. Actually a few of the pitiful sickos were even thrilled that the Steelers, Cowboys and Redskins had lost but none as thrilled as those that hate the Yankees. It's truly laughable.

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