Miami Loses to Buffalo: A World of Hurt (or Not)
Okay, let's have a little fun here. Let's pretend, just for a moment, that the Miami Dolphins actually lost to the Buffalo Bills. I know, it's a horrifying thought, but stick with me.
What If Miami Loses To Buffalo |
The World According to a Dolphins Fan
If this cataclysmic event were to occur, I imagine the following chain of events:
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- Stage 1: Denial: "This can't be real. I must be dreaming. Pinch me."
- Stage 2: Anger: "How dare they? I'm blaming the refs, the weather, the opposing team's lucky charms, and probably the alignment of the planets."
- Stage 3: Bargaining: "Okay, fine, we lost. But if we can just somehow beat the [insert next opponent], we're back in it!"
- Stage 4: Depression: "What's the point of anything anymore? I might as well become a Bills fan." (Just kidding...kind of.)
- Stage 5: Acceptance: "Alright, we lost. It happens. Let's focus on next season. And maybe therapy."
Life After the Loss
But hey, let's be realistic. Even if the Dolphins did suffer this devastating blow, life would go on. The sun would still rise, the waves would still crash, and people would still complain about the traffic. Miami is more than just football, although it might feel like it sometimes.
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There's always next year, right? And in the meantime, we can focus on other important things, like finding the perfect beach spot, trying every Cuban restaurant in town, and debating whether a Cuban sandwich is better with Swiss or American cheese.
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How to Cope with a Dolphins Loss
- How to avoid talking about the game: Change the subject to something completely unrelated, like quantum physics or the mating habits of the dung beetle.
- How to find solace: Seek comfort in friends, family, or a really good Netflix binge.
- How to plan for the future: Start thinking about draft picks and free agency. Or, you know, just enjoy life.
So there you have it. A hypothetical scenario that hopefully won't become a reality. But if it does, remember: Dolphins fans are resilient. We'll bounce back. And if we don't, well, at least we have the beach.
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