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Originally Posted by Bulls on Parade
I fell so awful hearing this news. I hate it when anybody dies at a sporting event. I had barely recovered from last year's incident at the Ballpark at Arlington. This news certainly diminishes my excitement for next Sunday's opening day game against Miami on September 9. Hopefully the Texans honor his life with some type of pre-game moment of silence before kick off to that game.
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I chuckled when I read this. It reminded me of that scene in The Hangover:
Alan: What if he's dead? I can't afford to lose anybody close to me again. It hurts too much. I was so upset when my grandpa died.
Phil: I'm sorry... How did he die?
Alan: World War II.
Phil: Died in the battle?
Alan: No he was skiing in Vermont. It was just during World War II.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sVB0wQE6cxc
I may just be a callus *******, but I have no idea how you can be that tramatized by someone's death that you didn't know....that you're just now getting over it a year later. Neither event was like the World Trade Center attack where thousands died in one event. That was a shocker and people took it personal. These events were no different than what goes on every single day throughout the world.