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I'm not a fan of those who just stop walking in the middle of the concourse, but I haven't noticed a correlation with flip-flop wearing. Of course, I'm one of those wearing flip flops at a number of games, so...

I hate the ones that can not stay seated in their seats, didnt you come to the friggin game to watch a game? :):):)

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Yeah, I can see what you mean on all of this. But that's both extremes. If there isn't proper support for your argument, then it's all emotional. And that's the worst.

True, a bit on the extreme side, but does happen from time to time.

Bottom line, this isn't a 74 win team, thankfully, and its September and the team is playing meaningful baseball!!!

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True, a bit on the extreme side, but does happen from time to time.

Bottom line, this isn't a 74 win team, thankfully, and its September and the team is playing meaningful baseball!!!

That's good perspective. I'm glad I can still watch meaningful baseball and get emotional about it instead of having to fallback to football mode. That'd be depressing.

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I hate the ones that can not stay seated in their seats, didnt you come to the friggin game to watch a game? :):):)

In the concourse,they have to be seven across moving like a slug. Also if you need to talk to someone in the concourse,do you have to stand right in the middle so you block both sides.Why do people wave from their seats when a play is going on? if you need to land airplanes wait for between innings.Let them find where you sitting with GPS>

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In the concourse,they have to be seven across moving like a slug. Also if you need to talk to someone in the concourse,do you have to stand right in the middle so you block both sides.Why do people wave from their seats when a play is going on? if you need to land airplanes wait for between innings.Let them find where you sitting with GPS>

I love getting tickets, where you have to use the limited access concourse. :):):)

You usually don't have that trouble.

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It's a message board. We should encourage honest debate. I have no problem with negative informed opinions or positive informed opinions.

I think the "informed" part is important. Negativity backed with reasoned points is fine. Extreme negativity absent reasoning has a lot more excuses made for it around here (in the "we need all points of view" sort of way) than abject homerism, at least in my experience.

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I think the "informed" part is important. Negativity backed with reasoned points is fine. Extreme negativity absent reasoning has a lot more excuses made for it around here (in the "we need all points of view" sort of way) than abject homerism, at least in my experience.

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When the "Negativity" is a "Captain Obvious" statement followed by more negativity of the "Opinion Based Assumptions" and then repeated time and time again when the Orioles Lose a couple of games, make for hard reading.

By "Captain Obvious" I mean that saying if the Orioles lose more than they win they will not make the "Post-Season" and the "Opinion Based Assumption" usually follows "The Orioles Are Done For This Year". That to me is leap that needs to be curbed back a bit until the "Math" makes US done.

These type of posts are never made when two or three games are won in a row.

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The Internet isn't very positive by nature. Does anyone ever read comments in news articles? Awful. Just terrible terrible stuff.

I wonder what boards these posters read that are always complaining about negativity? CuteCatpics.com?

Perhaps the OH should ban all negative posts? That way the regulars can get more time to discuss how great they are and how much smarter they are than the average baseball fan. It would reduce all the distractions so those great posters can focus on how David Lough would have been epic if only he had more at-bats.

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The Internet isn't very positive by nature. Does anyone ever read comments in news articles? Awful. Just terrible terrible stuff.

I wonder what boards these posters read that are always complaining about negativity? CuteCatpics.com?

Perhaps the OH should ban all negative posts? That way the regulars can get more time to discuss how great they are and how much smarter they are than the average baseball fan. It would reduce all the distractions so those great posters can focus on how David Lough would have been epic if only he had more at-bats.

Good luck with your mission to make the OH just like the rest of the internet. It's a desperately needed public service.

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True, a bit on the extreme side, but does happen from time to time.

Bottom line, this isn't a 74 win team, thankfully, and its September and the team is playing meaningful baseball!!!

Weems already replied that meaningful baseball is all he is looking for. I wonder how many of our posters can say the same. In reading posts, I get the feeling that some people would be satisfied with nothing less than this year's Chicago Cubs' winning percentage. We should have 3 pitchers who can be put in the aces discussion, 9 batters who will hit at least .280 with 20-30 homeruns and at least a few stolen bases each, and the leading MVP candidate. Anything less is not just normal, it's a failure..

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