Seahawks/Cowboys drunken fans (fools) fight after Seahawks win

| September 17, 2012 | 10:07 pm | 2 Comments

Photo of Seahawks and Cowboys fan fight

The Seahawks weren’t very pleasant hosts to the Cowboys this weekend.  Seattle’s running game had their way with the Cowboys’ defense, rushing for 182 yards on 41 carries on their way to a 27-7 win.  Golden Tate knocked the stuffing out of Dallas linebacker Sean Lee.  And after the game, drunken Seattle slobs ganged up on some Cowgirls fans.

WARNING: Spicy language.

A couple of observations:

1. The thing yelling “HEY HEY…CHILL OUT…HEY” needs to take some of her own medicine.  Just because the guys you were yelling at have the mental capacity of third graders doesn’t mean they’re going to listen like you’re the nasty substitute teacher.

2. Is the guy with the Emmitt Smith jersey and the bionic leg a MIME?!  What’s with the white face?

3. Those 12 Fan jerseys that a lot of the Seahawks fans were wearing are pretty sweet — said no one.

Grow up, animals.

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  1. mexoplex says:
    September 25, 2012 at 9:19 am

    i hate when females start yelling for dudes to stop fighting as well. that never works. and then when they get hit with an errant fist- they want pity.
    If you aren’t IN the fight ripping shirts off another female, STFU and hold the iPhone5 camera you had to have steady.

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