crazyzach
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What lets you know how sick of a DIEHARD Dolphins fan I am.
First of all, I became a Dolphins fan in the second grade many years ago. I had to pick out a book in the library and I came across a book about Bob Griese and Larry Csonka. That day I became consumed with the Miami Dolphins. Through the years I have witnessed many Dolphins victories and I've pitched many a tantrum over Dolphins losses. When I was a teenager my mother threatened to never let me watch another Dolphins game in her house after the way I behaved when the Dolphins lost to the Chargers in the playoffs of the '81 season. During my life as Dolphins fan, I've been to see the Dolphins play many times. The next two things I'm about to tell you. sum up how muchg of a Diehard Dolphins fan I am. First of all, my wife and I have two little boys. Both Zach and Mason are named after Zach Thomas. Mason's middle name is Thomas. Zach and Mason both came home from the hospital in Dolphins jerseys. Both boys first pictures were in a Dolphins onsie shirt. Every year me and about 20 fellow Dolphins fans from around the United States go and see the Dolphins on our annual road trip. We pick out one game when the schedule comes out and we all go watch the Phins. It's always a 3 day event. Several years ago we all flew from different parts of the country to see the Dolphins play the Chargers. It was Seau's first game back in Sandiego. As you are all aware, the game was moved late Sunday night to Tempe Arizona because of the fires that had taken over on late Saturday evening, early Sunday morning. We had a decision to make. We could either stay in Sandiego and watch the game on tv, or we could drive the rental van across the desert overnight, stand in line all day because tickets were being given away for free to insure the game looked like a sellout because it was a Monday night game(we already had tickets, but were told we would be given a refund and our tickets would not be honored and if we wanted seats we had to stand in line like everyone else to get a seat). We chose to drive all night and stand in line all day, watch the game then drive back to Sandiego to catch our flight back home. Out of the 23 of us that flew to see the game 15 of us drove to Tempe. Thirteen of my friends were able to reconnect their flights in Phoenix at little or no cost, Me and my friend who is also from North Carolina could not afford the difference in cost to fly back home from Phoenix so we drove back to Sandiego switching drivers every 30 minutes to keep from falling asleep while driving. Needless to say, I think I have earned the title of being a DIEHARD Dolphins fan. Go Dolphins!
First of all, I became a Dolphins fan in the second grade many years ago. I had to pick out a book in the library and I came across a book about Bob Griese and Larry Csonka. That day I became consumed with the Miami Dolphins. Through the years I have witnessed many Dolphins victories and I've pitched many a tantrum over Dolphins losses. When I was a teenager my mother threatened to never let me watch another Dolphins game in her house after the way I behaved when the Dolphins lost to the Chargers in the playoffs of the '81 season. During my life as Dolphins fan, I've been to see the Dolphins play many times. The next two things I'm about to tell you. sum up how muchg of a Diehard Dolphins fan I am. First of all, my wife and I have two little boys. Both Zach and Mason are named after Zach Thomas. Mason's middle name is Thomas. Zach and Mason both came home from the hospital in Dolphins jerseys. Both boys first pictures were in a Dolphins onsie shirt. Every year me and about 20 fellow Dolphins fans from around the United States go and see the Dolphins on our annual road trip. We pick out one game when the schedule comes out and we all go watch the Phins. It's always a 3 day event. Several years ago we all flew from different parts of the country to see the Dolphins play the Chargers. It was Seau's first game back in Sandiego. As you are all aware, the game was moved late Sunday night to Tempe Arizona because of the fires that had taken over on late Saturday evening, early Sunday morning. We had a decision to make. We could either stay in Sandiego and watch the game on tv, or we could drive the rental van across the desert overnight, stand in line all day because tickets were being given away for free to insure the game looked like a sellout because it was a Monday night game(we already had tickets, but were told we would be given a refund and our tickets would not be honored and if we wanted seats we had to stand in line like everyone else to get a seat). We chose to drive all night and stand in line all day, watch the game then drive back to Sandiego to catch our flight back home. Out of the 23 of us that flew to see the game 15 of us drove to Tempe. Thirteen of my friends were able to reconnect their flights in Phoenix at little or no cost, Me and my friend who is also from North Carolina could not afford the difference in cost to fly back home from Phoenix so we drove back to Sandiego switching drivers every 30 minutes to keep from falling asleep while driving. Needless to say, I think I have earned the title of being a DIEHARD Dolphins fan. Go Dolphins!
