bullshite, and in case you didn't notice, this is an LSU sports forum... it's where we fans come to enjoy our successes, bitch about failures, and everything in between....

not everyone here is going to have the same head in the clouds, everything is gonna be OK guys attitude after losing an important game, like today... and while we are at it, the call out threads usually made after we win, by the sunshine pumping brigade, are about on the same level as what you are pointing out.... so while we are pointing fingers and shite....

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Posted by camplsu

Section 210

Member since Feb 2007

1527 posts

Posted on 1/30/16 at 10:05 pm to chRxis

Wrong again dumbass. It is obvious after every game whether it is football, baseball but especially basketball. But it's the old adage that mediocre people don't want to see other people succeed. Ben Simmons is the latest example of this fanbase not wanting someone to excel.

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Posted by King Joey

Just south of the DC/US border

Member since Mar 2004

12513 posts

Posted on 1/30/16 at 10:17 pm to chRxis

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not everyone here is going to have the same head in the clouds, everything is gonna be OK guys attitude after losing an important game, like today

And many are not even capable of posting positives even after we win. It's very simple: psychological testing has shown that conversation reflects attitude; that means the amount you speak (or write, in modern communication) about something positively or negatively reflects your thoughts about that thing. If you 90% of the things you say about something are negative, you think that thing is 90% bad. If 60% of the things you write about something are positive, you think that thing is 60% good. So if 90% of your posts about LSU basketball are negative, that means you think LSU basketball is 90% bad. It's pretty clear that our W/L record, not to mention our tournament profile, program history, etc., prove that's not the case. So a profile history with 90% of the posts being negatives would reflect a severe disconnect from reality and a completely unrealistically negative view of LSU basketball.