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 Originally Posted by ColoREDo
http://packersnews.greenbaypressgaze...0101/312210028
APPLETON — A drunken woman grabbed her 11-year-old daughter by the neck and choked her on Sunday after becoming angered by the Green Bay Packers game, police said.The 36-year-old Grand Chute woman was charged Monday in Outagamie County Circuit Court with felony child abuse and misdemeanor counts of bail jumping and disorderly conduct.
Police were called about 8:15 p.m. Sunday to a Grand Chute hotel where the girl told police her mother grabbed her by the neck during the game.
The woman was drinking alcohol and became upset because the Packers were losing to the Kansas City Chiefs. The girl said that after the Packers lost, her mother choked her again with enough force that she couldn’t breathe, the criminal complaint said.
The Post-Crescent is not naming the woman to protect the identity of the girl.
The woman’s husband told police she also threw her dinner on the floor, broke a lamp and tried to punch him in the face because she was upset about the game, the Packers’ first loss in 14 games this season.
She must be a Packer shareholder. I mean, no adults become emotionally involved in a game they are not playing themselves, do they?
But if she has a personal interest in the business, that is a different story.
"I spent half of my money on booze, women and gambling. The other half I wasted."
-- W.C. Fields
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Big Red Fan!!!
The daughter must have been a Chiefs fan!
I know my son always roots against the Packers because it's my wife's favorite team. Darn kids! 
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Originally Posted by HuskerFanz
I know my son always roots against the Packers because it's my wife's favorite team.
ouch!
"I spent half of my money on booze, women and gambling. The other half I wasted."
-- W.C. Fields
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Bail jumping, she has other problems...
"The smallest minority on earth is the individual. Those who deny individual rights cannot claim to be defenders of minorities." Ayn Rand
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I can. I heard once (no link, sorry) that domestic violence calls surge after Husker losses. I'm sure it's true for lots of crazy fan folks. Not encouraging for sure.
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Originally Posted by OhRicketts!
I can. I heard once (no link, sorry) that domestic violence calls surge after Husker losses. I'm sure it's true for lots of crazy fan folks. Not encouraging for sure.
AZ State game, 1996, I think it was up like 40% in the week following the loss across NE.
Some people are born on third base and go through life thinking they hit a triple. - Barry Switzer
Originally Posted by The Big Red Lebowski
That a way CC! Stick with your boy to the bitter end.
Originally Posted by RedPhoenix
Why yes, I do have a PHD in Hillbilly.
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drunken cheesehead, enough said
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Pavlovian Manipulator
Originally Posted by CornfieldCounty
AZ State game, 1996, I think it was up like 40% in the week following the loss across NE.
Holy crap, that game was the first date EVER with my wife. Do you know how hard it was to keep the radio OFF and pay attention to her when I knew that if I could just tune in, the Huskers would turn it around...?
In retrospect, I should have turned on the game, cheered the Huskers to victory, and let the chips fall where they may...
"Well, the trouble with our liberal friends is not that they're ignorant; it's just that they know so much that isn't so." - Ronald Reagan
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Originally Posted by Big Red Rick
Holy crap, that game was the first date EVER with my wife. Do you know how hard it was to keep the radio OFF and pay attention to her when I knew that if I could just tune in, the Huskers would turn it around...?
In retrospect, I should have turned on the game, cheered the Huskers to victory, and let the chips fall where they may...
Haha. You sound a bit ambivalent toward your wife...
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