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Alright, I'll confess : I was at work tonight with about 60 other people, and when the 3rd video ref came back no try I almost threw a pen at our giant TV. Everyone was laughing because I was trying to work, AND soak in the game. I'd stand up, hands on head, arms up as if to say "what was that ?", the whole she-bang ...
Which brings me to you.
How bad are you when things are going wrong ?
Is the at-game you, the same as the at-home you ?
Do you get out the sailor's tongue (FYI, "swearing"), and get told off by other family ?
Maybe you've been tossed out of a room / venue / game ?
For me : It depends on what stage of the game I start watching. I get right into the 'momentum' of a game, set-by-set, if I can go from the start. But if I can only watch parts of a game, I'm more reserved and quietly confident we can run down a score, so I use the watch-and-see approach and will only make noise if we score/force an error/make an error.
Confess your sins in here.
Which brings me to you.
How bad are you when things are going wrong ?
Is the at-game you, the same as the at-home you ?
Do you get out the sailor's tongue (FYI, "swearing"), and get told off by other family ?
Maybe you've been tossed out of a room / venue / game ?
For me : It depends on what stage of the game I start watching. I get right into the 'momentum' of a game, set-by-set, if I can go from the start. But if I can only watch parts of a game, I'm more reserved and quietly confident we can run down a score, so I use the watch-and-see approach and will only make noise if we score/force an error/make an error.
Confess your sins in here.