For me, football Sunday's are like Christmas for children.  I get up early in a day filled with anticipation.  I pack my things, head to to the tailgate and talk about how the Bengals are going to perform while enjoying my favorite beverages.  To be honest, I spend very little time wondering how others are enjoying the game and what their rituals are. Usually I think they are not doing anything near as cool or fun as me.

I just read a post on CincyJungle from a Bengal fan who is in the military.  He details how he spends his NFL Sunday's overseas.  Great read, take a second and check it out.

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The Bengals are having an incredible season and WhoDeyFans thought it was time to do an away game get together to watch the Bengals take on the Vikings.  We have decided to get as many people as possible to come together at Bar71 to partake in dollar beers, cheap wings and great burgers all while watching the Bengals beat 88 year old Brett Favre and the Minnesota Vikings.  So we invite all of you to meet up with WhoDeyFans at Bar 71 around 12:30 on Sunday Dec 13th.  We hope you can make it.

Questions?  Feel free to leave a comment or hit us up on our contact page.  Directions to bar 71 here.

Also, if you have nothing going on the night before we will also be watching another Cincinnati favorite The Websters play on Saturday night at Bar71.  What better way to get ready for a huge Bengals game then to watch the Websters do their thing on the stage?

Once a great pride of fans that would prowl the tailgates, consuming hotdogs and malt liquor.  Now they are practically an endangered species.  Notice in the picture above that out of the 20 or so remaining fans only 4 are actually watching the game.  The rest are talking about the evolutionary process of bananas, something far more entertaining than a typical lions game.  I feel fairly sad for these guys, they are on hard times, so I'll try and go easy.

Team Spirit, this guy has it.  The fact that a fan has the sense of humor to permanetly tattoo his body with the worst season record in NFL history is just plain awesome.

Nothing beats trying to hide your furry fetish under the guise of team support.  Sunday is lion day, but I'm sure bunny and puppy days are sprinkled vigorously throughout the week.

I honestly can't bring myself to make fun of this kid.  It's not his fault.  His parents paint him like he has a starring role in Cats and turn him lose in a near empty stadium, while the three guys above offer him candy through the entire half-time.

With the new logo design and the furry fans, perhaps it's time for a mascot redesign too.  You can't go wrong with something from Japanese baseball.  The furocious felines would do well in detroit I think.  Although I imagine they will want nothing to do with that female one.