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Comments for song "Victory, Victory, Victory"
Klendathu12 on Wednesday, October 08, 2008 You just proved it.
rulesofengagement on Wednesday, October 08, 2008 At least my ANGELS won a CHAMPIONSHIP, what has your team won OOPS !!!
NADA, ZITCH, ZERO. When the series began you were everywhere on these
boards , but when the
Klendathu12 on Thursday, October 09, 2008 Just like the regular season, your taking something and posting the same thing in multiple posts. I've already read everything you just said many times over. Some of your facts are off a bit though. Go ahead and post it again though everyone knows you will. Now matter what Griffey did, he could've batted 1.000 that still didn't get the White Sox past the first round. So try all you want to legitimize the White Sox demise by pointing how horrible the Cubs played.
Klendathu12 on Thursday, October 09, 2008 You seem to know more about the Cubs then the White Sox. Fabulous.
DarkXXecutioner on Friday, October 10, 2008 you forgot to say "priceless" at the end
Ieem2828 on Friday, October 10, 2008 Give us Neal Cotts back, damnit! LOL
xXxPaigeisinlovexXx on Friday, October 10, 2008 CHOKE CUBS CHOKE.
CHOKE CUBS CHOKE
Hey chicago what do you say?
the cubs are gonna choke today
Ieem2828 on Friday, October 10, 2008 Someone's on his man period. What's wrong, junior? Holding your head down
because those NLCS tickets don't exist? Don't worry, saying the Cubs might
win the World Series is like saying the sun will rise in opposite
direction. Good luck on that one.
DarkXXecutioner on Friday, October 10, 2008 I know for a fact that the "anti's" in here wouldn't act any different if
the Cubs even would have taken the Dodgers to game 5 and lost, but hey, at
least for Cub fans, we can say they tried instead of dropping the ball
completely and going 3 and out. So yea, in the end they (Sox/Brewers) were
eliminated, but hey, at least their fans can say their team tried and
battled in each game. But hey, Cubs fans, at least we can say "Yea well at
least the Cubs dominated the regular season" lol!!
FeatheredBeast on Friday, October 10, 2008 yes and u must be a fagggot
cubsstink911 on Friday, October 10, 2008 100 more years go sox!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Ieem2828 on Friday, October 10, 2008 Cub fans aren't that bad they're just confused & extremely gullible. As
proven for an entire century.
xXxPaigeisinlovexXx on Saturday, October 11, 2008 noperz..just hate the cubs
:)
Klendathu12 on Sunday, October 12, 2008 Now the Brewers fan is a Rays fan. Having fun on the bandwagon are we?
Y2JFAN811 on Sunday, October 12, 2008 Hey chicago what do ya say, the Cubs are gonna lose today!!
Klendathu12 on Sunday, October 12, 2008 It's cute how you comment on your own profile.
njkaz9 on Monday, October 13, 2008 You know what's a great thing about Cubs fans? We aren't bandwagon fans! I've been to many Cubs road games and it's funny, we show up and represent more than the home team! We are everywhere and you hate it CUBFANSAREFAGS! I'm interested in knowing what your favorite team is, not that I'd hate. It's great to see that you have a youtube name like that and you spent time to diss the Cubs nation!!! Deep down you like us... if not, it's all gravy. Karma works it's magic in mysterious ways on haters!
SteelyDug on Monday, October 13, 2008 Dodger fans LOVE the Cubbies!
Klendathu12 on Monday, October 13, 2008 Ken Griffy Struck out 5 times. Had 0 RBI's and 2 hits. Fantastic
performance by Griffy. Thanks for opening my eyes up to his greatness.
Griffy was a key acquisition that paid off big time.
Klendathu12 on Monday, October 13, 2008 oh truckerme stop coming on youtube and telling people what to do. You just
want to have people feel as miserable as you do. You show no respect to
people of youtube. If your not happy in your profession then go get a
better job. I'm sorry you don't make enough money to make you happy.
rulesofengagement on Tuesday, October 14, 2008 Because AMERICA luvs a LOSER
DarkXXecutioner on Wednesday, October 15, 2008 I wouldn't hang on the Cubs having a wide fanbase for much longer, man.
After their latest plunder, there have been those diehards who've turned in
their Cubs' hats to pay tribute to other teams. Take E-Bay for example!
There had to have been more then 50 people selling every artifact
representing the Cubs. So ok, 50 people, not a whole lot compared to the
real total, but I can assure you that after this year it'll be truncated
down greatly. To be honest, I'm hangin on by a thread.
DarkXXecutioner on Wednesday, October 15, 2008 As I've said, 50 is a small number, but what you must realize these aren't
just 50 fans that have been diehards for 10~15yrs, no, more like diehards
for the past 25~45years; some longer. If a mere number such as this can
fall, imagine the long term number of soon-to-be Cub fans dropping from the
million mark and yes, all b/c they couldn't close it out this year. Fans
are tired of the "lovable losers" theme, they want a team that's more
consistent and not throwing games away two years straight!
DarkXXecutioner on Thursday, October 16, 2008 Don't need to.. I have references of my own, but thanks anyway
polishstar123456 on Thursday, October 16, 2008 GO CUBIES! GO CUBS GO!
OfficalJayeSpade on Friday, October 17, 2008 dude u lost to tampa..a team of nobodies
we lost to a good team
TB has nobodies
o0purepko0 on Friday, October 17, 2008 cubs arent from chicago...theyre from.nowhere
cubsfanforlife08 on Friday, October 17, 2008 hey they don't have to be soxs fans dude true fans support there team win or lose like me i respect the soxs but am a major cubs fan and the cubs will always be better then the soxs GO CUBS GO
polishstar123456 on Friday, October 17, 2008 ahhh no thay was worng!! and umm the soxsgot out the playoffs too so i dont
think u should be laughing too! and if ur a soxs fan then why are u lookin
at this video!
cubfansarefags on Friday, October 17, 2008 Pollocks sure are dumb.
bigcatz4455 on Saturday, October 18, 2008 lol so hitting a GS in wrigley field isint hitting in a clutch situation??? LOL the cubs couldnt buy a hit with RISP.
Klendathu12 on Sunday, October 19, 2008 Thanks for noting the fact I'm smart, everyone knows this already. Sorry if
I come off with a rude attitude, but I've been dealing with ignorant people
who like to twist the facts around for far to long. I'm also sorry that I
included the 3 top paid teams illustrating my point that those teams even
with their high paid players didn't make the playoffs, a point you seemed
to use when describing the Rays-Cubs view. Finally I'm sorry you came off
to me as presenting twisted facts.
cubfansarefags on Sunday, October 19, 2008 The notion of that you're always gonna be the best team in baseball in
every dimension is crazy. I mean, yes, you will drive yourself crazy. If
you are constantly feeling like you are never satisfied, clearing away the
clutter of meaningless choices will free up a lot of time in people's lives
for doing things that are much more important and rewarding than selling
out a ballpark or trying to win a World Series. Or making a statement "It's
Gonna Happen", Cub fans, move on. Live with it.
cubfansarefags on Monday, October 20, 2008 Gotta love a team that drops 5 errors, in a play-off game. Or how about
Sorryano striking out four times? Would you like to learn more? How about
Small z crying during game 2? How about Ryan Dempster walking 7 batters in
game 3 when Dempster didn't even have 7 walks during the whole month of
September. How about the complete meltdown of an orgnization that is for
sale in 2009? How about being swept by the Dodgers thus shutting up every
Cub fan that was saying "It's Gonna Happen"
cubfansarefags on Monday, October 20, 2008 Plus it's super cute how Cub fans talk about loyalty but I guess none of
those people were watching the series. Cub players not cheering their own
teammates in SCORING POSITION? They just sat their like a deer in the
headlights, those players don't even like each other. You know why? Becuase
Cub players want to play for a REAL team not this imaginary baseball club.
You know I just find it incredibly amazing that there's probably only two
Cub fans here that know baseball.
cubfansarefags on Monday, October 20, 2008 The notion of saying you're always gonna be the best team in baseball in
every dimension is crazy. I mean, yes, you will drive yourself crazy. If
you are constantly feeling like you are never satisfied, clearing away the
clutter of meaningless choices will free up a lot of time in people's lives
for doing things that are much more important and rewarding than selling
out a ballpark or trying to win a World Series. Or making a statement "It's
Gonna Happen", when it NEVER will. Deal with it.
cubfansarefags on Monday, October 20, 2008 How about being out scored 20-6 in the Dodger series? How about the fact
that that the Cubs boast about being the best team in the NL when they
couldn't even win a single game against the Dodgers? Yet the Phillies can
eliminate the Dodgers, not only does that add insult to injury it exposes
the Cubs for being overrated and obsolete against ANY team with more than
80 wins. The Chicago Cubs were the first team in the 2008 post-season to be
eliminated, and that's a fact. Please Cub fans, wake up.
Pedro Barajas on Tuesday, October 21, 2008 CUBS are still whining get the funk over it , go get laid or something jump
a cliff
cubfansarefags on Tuesday, October 21, 2008 Anyways, game 3 was simply the "Kuroda Killer" show, he shut down the Cubs
going score-less for 7 straight innings. Kuroda is the man responsible for
putting in the final nail to the Cub coffin. The Cubs had 25 hits in the
series, the Dodgers only had one more hit for the series, 26. They're only
seperated by one hit for the entire series yet the Dodgers outscored the
Cubs 20 runs to 6 in the series. This is proof that left runners stranded,
and wouldn't cheer on their own teammates.
cubfansarefags on Tuesday, October 21, 2008 Anyways, like I said it's pretty easy to expose the Cubs for being
overrated and that their offense and fielding was completely insipid. When
the Cubs are up against a team with decent batting and good pitching they
completely fold. As pointed out before, this team is for sale in 2009. It's
back to the rebuilding process, it'll take another 10-15 years until they
can at the least as good as their 1989 counter-part. The nails in the Cub
coffin have already been set in the history books.
cubfansarefags on Tuesday, October 21, 2008 You also have a team that drops 5 errors, in a play-off game. Or how about
Sorryano striking out four times? Would you like to learn more? How about
Small z crying during game 2? How about Ryan Dempster walking 7 batters in
game 3 when Dempster didn't even have 7 walks during the whole month of
September. How about the complete meltdown of an orgnization that is for
sale in 2009? How about being swept by the Dodgers thus shutting up every
Cub fan that was saying "It's Gonna Happen"
cubfansarefags on Tuesday, October 21, 2008 Anyways, like I said it's pretty easy to expose the Cubs for being
overrated and that their offense and fielding was completely insipid. When
the Cubs are up against a team with decent batting and good pitching they
completely fold. As pointed out before, this team is for sale in 2009. It's
back to the rebuilding process, it'll take another 10-15 years until they
can at the least be as good as their 1989 counter-part. The nails in the
Cub coffin have already been set, you have to live with it.
cubfansarefags on Tuesday, October 21, 2008 As I said, I'm just pointing out the facts. Lou being 0 for 6 in the
post-season. The fact he doesn't know how to manage a play-off calibur
team, the truth that everyone on the Cubs hates each other. The fact that
they refused to cheer their own teammates in SCORING POSITION. I'm sorry
you find all this truth to be disturbing or maniacal but you can rest
assured, it is fact. It's in the history books, 101 years, 6 errors, being
swept twice in a row. The fact that this team is for sale in 2009.
cubfansarefags on Tuesday, October 21, 2008 The Cubs had 25 hits for the series, the Dodgers had 26 hits for the series
yet the Cubs were outscored 20 runs to 6. This is proof that the Cubs have
0% team chemistry, and anyone watching the game cannot deny that the Cubs
sat on the bench and refused to cheer runners in SCORING POSITION. They
left runners stranded and they didn't care, it was like that South Park
episode, they all just wanted to go home.
Sk8kid4life08 on Tuesday, October 21, 2008 go cubs go~~~~~~` cubs r the greatest team in the history of the mlb major league baseball!!!!!!
DarkXXecutioner on Thursday, October 23, 2008 It's not Wrigley Field that's a burden on the Cubs. I mean look at Yankee
Stadium and the Yankees!! They've won countless AL Championships/WS
championships in that ballpark same with Boston. Both Yankees/Red Sox are
the #1 and #3 oldest in the MLB, Wrigley being #2. I would partially agree
that the Cubs need a new Field to play in only b/c Cub fans risk attending
that ballpark each day due to its age.
DarkXXecutioner on Thursday, October 23, 2008 There will come a time where building contractors wont have anymore
suggestions in keeping that field safe; thus the Cubs will have to find a
newer home. If Yankee fans can accept the fact that the Yankees will have a
new park to play in then so will Cub fans. IMO though, the Cubs
performances arent linked to WF, just linked to poor game play and lack of
determination come playoff time. We can't blame this on Pinella either, he
tried to motivate his team; just his team responded in dead silence!
cubfansarefags on Sunday, October 26, 2008 You still didn't answer my question. Did the Chicago Cubs teammates cheer
on runners in SCORING POSITION in that series? I know you already know the
answer to that but can you discredit the Dodgers all you want. You can live
in a world of denial and not accept the fact that Kuroda cemented the final
nail in the "Cub Coffin" You can go ahead and turn the other cheek that the
Cubs had 25 hits for the series, Dodgers had 26 yet outscored the Cubs
20-6. Only the prudent and ignorant do such.
cubfansarefags on Sunday, October 26, 2008 sayretmatkal17021, you are so far gone and senile that you have became
obsolete. Fact: Chicago Cubs were the first MLB team to have been
eliminated in the '08 post-season Fact: Sorryano finished the post-season
with a disgraceful 1-14. One in fourteen. One, in fourteen. 1-14...
Batting average is .071. I know you don't understand baseball 'cause I have
never even seen you once base anything you have said with actual facts or
stats. But numbers don't lie. Neither do 101 years of history.
cubfansarefags on Sunday, October 26, 2008 Look at this guy, he's in his 50s yet he resorts to childish insults and
name calling as if he was trying to relive his second grade memories. I
know you have to take a pill to try to keep your johnson up but hopefully
there's still enough oxygen left in your brain for realization. I also find
it amusing you say I have no social life when you don't even know me
personally. Cub fans are people that lose and make excuses. And America
does not care for people who make excuses. Go die already.
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