You Can Thank Me for the Win Today

[1ManRaid]

6 minutes ago, billsfan_34 said:

It seems like your seeking approval for your actions or some kind of validation. Its a very long winded personal experience that you continued to push. We all get the narrative- time to get over it. We are all fans your not a super fan anyone is going to thank. 

Somewhat related note, I wonder if the adulation heaped upon Pancho has motivated some fans to try to take things up a notch for the recognition of being a "super fan", even if just subconsciously. 

 

I just find it really bizarre the OP actually expected to be thanked for his antics.

[Orlando Buffalo]

1 hour ago, K-GunJimKelly12 said:

The entire section did not turn against me.  What I think happened is the people 2-3 rows in front and behind me noticed me get more aggressive about pounding the seat in front of me after the one couple asked me to stop, thinking I was just an obnoxious drunk when I was just cheering for my team.  I admittedly was being louder on purpose just because those two told me to stop in a rude fashion.  Honestly they were probably extra annoyed  because the Bills were on defense for much of the first half and I was trying to make noise almost the entire time.  By the end of the 3rd quarter the situation had been pretty much entirely diffused because the Bills had been on offense almost the entire time and I wasn't being as loud.  When people realized that I had only really was being loud on defensive downs for the Bills, they weren't as upset.  I think people just saw my defiance to that couple and assumed I was a drunk idiot rather than just an idiot for the Bills.

The only part I disagree with is where you intentionally got louder to irritate them. But I do understand that if you are just being loud at a sporting event with proper language then others should have no issue.

[Wayne Arnold]

2 hours ago, K-GunJimKelly12 said:

So, I almost got kicked out of the game today.  I was sitting in the Kelly Club section 212, stuffy crowd there.  I was by far the loudest person in the section, but all I was really doing is pounding the empty seat in front of me and screaming defense on third downs.  I was pretty quiet otherwise but the couple to the left of the seat I was pounding on wasn't appreciative of my enthusiasm. This couple asked me to stop pounding on the seat in a not so friendly fashion and I did not comply. I was not using vulgar language at all or being aggressive towards anyone other than the Dolphins.  I was just a loud, passionate fan.  

 

The thing is, when these people tried to shut me up, I told them I'm just going to be as loud as possible on every defensive down from then on. 

 

[leh-nerd skin-erd]

2 hours ago, K-GunJimKelly12 said:

So, I almost got kicked out of the game today.  I was sitting in the Kelly Club section 212, stuffy crowd there.  I was by far the loudest person in the section, but all I was really doing is pounding the empty seat in front of me and screaming defense on third downs.  I was pretty quiet otherwise but the couple to the left of the seat I was pounding on wasn't appreciative of my enthusiasm. This couple asked me to stop pounding on the seat in a not so friendly fashion and I did not comply. I was not using vulgar language at all or being aggressive towards anyone other than the Dolphins.  I was just a loud, passionate fan.  

 

The thing is, when these people tried to shut me up, I told them I'm just going to be as loud as possible on every defensive down from then on.  I did not change what I was doing at all.  I just began to pound on the empty seat in front of me on 1st and 2nd down as well as third when the Bills defense was on the field.  I admit I was defiant when they told me to stop but what I said, almost  verbatim when they tried to shut me up is, well I'm just going to be as loud as possible now.  The couple that was trying to get me to quiet down was on there cell phones for a decent portion of the game.

 

As the 3rd quarter began and the Dolphins were driving, I was obnoxiously loud on every down, but was doing nothing more than pounding the empty seat in front of me and screaming defense.  That is it.  A large portion of section 212 turned against me and were giving me guff, but I would not back down.  I invited all of them to go get the usher if they didn't like it.  Then I just went up to the usher myself and explained the situation.  When I got back from the usher, the Dolphins had a first and goal from the 2 yard line about to go up 21-9.  Because of the situation, I missed how they got down there.  To the dismay of the people in section 212, I immediately became super loud and started pounding the seat in front of me and chanting defense.  Then the Bills made the biggest play of the game and got the turnover that turned the game around.  And wouldn't you know it,  the people who were most aggressive about shutting me up were all searching me out for high fives, save the original couple that had a problem with me.  

 

I went up to the usher before the end of the game when we were up 24-14 and talked to him again.  He mentioned it was a good  that I came to talk to him earlier because security came to him and were ready to kick me out and that they said someone told them I was pretty intoxicated, which was a lie.  The thing is I'm not a big drinker at all.  I had 3 beers before the game over 4 hours.  The first time I have had a drink in two months.  The usher stood up for me and said I wasn't intoxicated and prevented security from coming to kick me out.  He said he had been watching me and I wasn't doing anything egregious.  I was simply being the loudest, most hardcore fan in the section when the team was on defense.  

 

So I had this one couple try to shut me up for being a Bills fan.  Then I had almost an entire section turn on me because admittedly, my intentional reaction was to be as loud as possible every down the Bills were on defense.  It was a very uncomfortable situation to be in but I thought I was right and I wouldn't back down.  I kind of feel that my willingness to to have an entire section hate me because of my passion for the Bills made the difference today.  Especially because the immediate play after getting back to my seat after talking to the usher was the play of the game.  I understand why people in my section thought I was an ahole, because they did not understand how it all started, which was basically me be very loud on 3rd down.  They just thought I was a drunk ahole, but I am just an ahole, not a drunk ahole.  I just didn't appreciate people telling me not to cheer for my team.  I told them they are at the wrong stadium watching the wrong game., they should go to a baseball game instead.  I was obnoxiously loud after they tried to shut me up but I still only was pounding the seat in front of me and yelling defense, and let's go.  Those were literally the only words coming out of my mouth.  No vulgar or threatening language at all.  My hand actually hurts right now from pounding the seat in front of me. 

 

I just wanted to share this, and I know I'm being a little silly when I say you can thank me for the win, but it was a ridiculous situation as a Bills fan to be in for simply cheering loudly for your team.  It was the first time I have ever sat in the Kelly Club and it didn't seem like they welcomed my passion, where as the same enthusiasm fit right in at games I have gone to in the past.  It was really 15-20 against 1 and I wouldn't back down.  Like I said it was very uncomfortable, but I'm glad I was proactive in talking to the usher because he saw that I was not being a dick and stood up for me.  So maybe, just maybe, standing my ground a circle of people who were trying to ruin my day was the karma we needed to pull this one out.  So, your welcome.

I’m still struggling with all those people giving you guff.  There’s nothing worse than a section of guff givers.  

[danc]

24 minutes ago, Wayne Arnold said:

 

 

24 minutes ago, Wayne Arnold said:

 

While I think the seat pounding was a little over top, I applaud your efforts to be loud.  I thought several times in the second and third quarters ‘where is all the crowd noise?’.

[PIZ]

2 hours ago, stevestojan said:

The entire section turned against you? 
 

I’ll wait for Paul Harvey. 
 

I was in Nashville 2 weeks ago, drunk with 19 of my closest college friends (5 friends, but a bunch of acquaintances). Never once did a person, much less an entire section, turn against me. 
 

That was at an away game. 

 

 

Every time I see a post of yours, I think "Steve Has Toe Jam".  That is all.

 

 

[longtimebillsfan]

Thank you.

 

I appreciate your volume and dedication, but bagging the seats next to someone was too much.

 

Creating a battle in the stands is a no win situation.  

 

When fans are respectful of each other makes for a much more enjoyable game day experience.

 

Keep being loud .

 

Go Bills!!!

[metzelaars_lives]

But were you pounding on the seat and yelling "defense?"

[3rdnlng]

To the OP:

 

Read what you wrote, It would seem that it was more important to you to piss off the people around you than to "cheer the Bills on to victory". You admit that until they complained you weren't putting out your best efforts. If that's what it takes to make you a true fan then what kind of a fan would you be without their derision? You should seek them out and thank them for at least turning you into a faux super fan. In fact, you claim that we should thank you for the victory when it really was the people next to you that motivated you to bring about this victory. Let's give credit where credit is due.

 

"So, I almost got kicked out of the game today.  I was sitting in the Kelly Club section 212, stuffy crowd there.  I was by far the loudest person in the section, but all I was really doing is pounding the empty seat in front of me and screaming defense on third downs.  I was pretty quiet otherwise but the couple to the left of the seat I was pounding on wasn't appreciative of my enthusiasm. This couple asked me to stop pounding on the seat in a not so friendly fashion and I did not comply. I was not using vulgar language at all or being aggressive towards anyone other than the Dolphins.  I was just a loud, passionate fan.  

 

The thing is, when these people tried to shut me up, I told them I'm just going to be as loud as possible on every defensive down from then on.  I did not change what I was doing at all.  I just began to pound on the empty seat in front of me on 1st and 2nd down as well as third when the Bills defense was on the field.  I admit I was defiant when they told me to stop but what I said, almost  verbatim when they tried to shut me up is, well I'm just going to be as loud as possible now."

Edited October 21, 2019 by 3rdnlng

[Seven-N-Nine]

11 hours ago, K-GunJimKelly12 said:

This couple asked me to stop pounding on the seat in a not so friendly fashion and I did not comply.

I think this right here is one of the reasons we need a new downtown stadium, to keep people like you from being able to afford a ticket.

[WideRightRevenge]

The Bills were losing when I was in the Family room watching the game.

 

I went to the Man Cave Basement in the 2nd half to change the mojo ... so can you thank me for the win as well?

[Seven-N-Nine]

1 minute ago, WideRightRevenge said:

The Bills were losing when I was in the Family room watching the game.

 

I went to the Man Cave Basement in the 2nd half to change the mojo ... so can you thank me for the win as well?

Next game, start in the man cave and we can see if they play better from the start of the game. If so, it will be prof enough for me and I will send you a cookie.

[BringBackFergy]

Where’s that thread where the poster created a new logo with Pancho, the chefs, Elvis and Pinto Ron all outlines in the new design?? 
 

He needs to add KGunJimKelly12 with enormous hands banging on a seat with frowny faces on each side. 

[Billsatlastin2018]

11 hours ago, Albany,n.y. said:

I know this won't be a popular opinion but here it goes: 

 

When I sit in the endzone & clowns like the OP pound on the back of the seat in front of them it shakes my seat, several seats away.

Pound on your own seat next time instead of annoying people around you.  

 

I'm sitting in section 212 next week & I'm glad to hear that seat pounding clowns are looked down upon there.  

Yeah. Punched out a lotta words to justify acting a bit clownish. I don’t know if there are any rules for that section, but obviously they might need to clarify. I used to sit in 334, where ANYTHING went and numerous security related stuff happened!
 

So, I’m not a prude, but no longer a punk arsed kid, who thinks he’s more important than the game!

[Tenhigh]

So when asked to stop being a delta bravo you actually tripled down out of spite? 

[Ridgewaycynic2013]

57 minutes ago, WideRightRevenge said:

The Bills were losing when I was in the Family room watching the game.

 

I went to the Man Cave Basement in the 2nd half to change the mojo ... so can you thank me for the win as well?

Have you got one of those Living Rooms where the sofa is under a plastic cover, and absolutely no life forms are allowed in there?  I have a few relatives with homes like that.  Your Man Cave Basement seems to be the good karma place for the Bills’ fortunes.  Stay there.  ?

[Ridgewaycynic2013]

13 hours ago, K-GunJimKelly12 said:

So, I almost got kicked out of the game today...…............So, your welcome.

Here’s a thought — call into Shtupp and the Bulldog this afternoon, and see what they and their audience think.

[yall]

1 hour ago, Seven-N-Nine said:

I think this right here is one of the reasons we need a new downtown stadium, to keep people like you from being able to afford a ticket.

Exactly!

 

Let's have a new downtown stadium, filled with stuffy #######s and little kids that is completely devoid of any and all passion.

 

It will be just like a Sabres game - can't wait!!!

Edited October 21, 2019 by yall

[teef]

well...people buy those expensive seats so they don't have to deal with it.  there's cheering when the time is right, but it's not a place to be over the top.  there are plenty of other sections to be out of control in.  

[4_kidd_4]

Only thing worse than “that guy” is a self aware “that guy” who continues to be “that guy” anyways.