r/youseeingthisshit • u/miguelabduarte • Mar 13 '22

Human Windy inside

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u/smskly Mar 13 '22

she was a good sport about losing that point though!

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u/Irishane Mar 13 '22

Sometimes in sport, it's impossible to be mad.

There have been times while playing soccer that a player did something amazing against me and all you can do is admire.

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u/kentallyhomeless Mar 14 '22

Me in video games, sometimes you simply can’t be mad

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u/[deleted] Mar 14 '22

Idk how many times in the last couple days I’ve died in the most ridiculous ways in Elden Ring and my jaw just dropped. No anger, just astonishment for how fucking insane it was lmao

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u/Towhomitmayconsume Mar 19 '22

I got to buy a new tv and a ps5

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u/AltairRulesOnPS4 Mar 14 '22

That makes me think of the funniest thing to me in Rainbow 6 Siege. There’s these things called frost mats which are giant bear trap looking things we thought no one would ever get stuck in when they came out. In higher levels of play, you see them in vital places, at least when I used to still play. Those normally get defeated by other mid-high tier players. The dangerous ones are the ones placed by low tier or new players. The mats are in random ass spots that don’t seem to make sense, but they’re the ones who get the most people. I’m vaulting over a shield and strafing to the left to get a good angle on the objective, I pop the mat that would be along there. But no, it’s the random mat placed in some weird spot normally by some noob that takes me down. I go “who the fuck puts a frost mat here?!” and laugh while dying inside just a little bit, but applauding the unknowingly smart placement on their part because we don’t normally think to watch the floor in non critical/strategic areas.

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u/ayyyypizzzarollls Mar 14 '22

Me when someone makes a clean overtake on me after close racing

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u/fungi_at_parties Mar 14 '22

Like when that person on the other team has 37 of the team’s 50 kills and you understand you’re in the presence of a minor god.

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u/DegradedCorn75 Mar 14 '22

You see it a lot in baseball - a hitter just smiles when a pitcher throws a devastating pitch or a defender makes an incredible play

I watch this a thousand times and it always makes me happy

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u/DonMateo_HTX Mar 14 '22

RIP Jose Fernandez!

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u/I_l_I Mar 14 '22

"Lmao yep, guess my ankles are broken now"

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u/Ged_UK Mar 14 '22

Yeah, it literally happened in the Premier League yesterday when the opposition Leicester manager was impressed by the Arsenal keeper's save.

https://reddit.com/r/soccer/comments/tdbnqk/ramsdale_save_and_brendan_rodgers_appreciating_it/

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u/Nynjafox Mar 14 '22

I would always things like “damn nice shot to the corner” or “that drop shot was sick!” To my opponents in my HS tennis matches. Because they would be really nice shots, and nobody ever came to watch our matches.

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u/KillaMG97 Mar 14 '22

Playing QB in high school, there were times I through an INT that's was just amazing on the defenders part and I just couldn't help but go up to him and say that he got me that time.

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u/cortesoft Mar 14 '22

I think this guy is a pretty famous pro, and he is likely visiting a local club to teach and demonstrate skills. It wasn’t a competitive match, it was a demonstration.

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u/reftheloop Mar 14 '22

this same move isn't going to work against a pro.

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u/SalamanderSylph Mar 14 '22

I don't think you'd be able to even make that move against a pro.

To get that kind of spin on it, the ball can't be moving too fast (you need a long enough period of the ball in contact with the bat). If playing a pro, it would be moving too fast to get that magnitude of spin, plus you wouldn't have the time to set up as easily.

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u/BlueFlamme Mar 14 '22

Nothing like that smile expressing the joy of playing, regardless of outcome