Want to be a reader contributor to The Seattle Times’ Take 2 blog? Email your original, previously u

I vacationed in Maui and Moscow Idaho, not Russia malaga airport rent a car pepe for Seahawks games the past few Sundays.  On the Hawaiian island of Maui, because of the three-hour time difference, I found myself malaga airport rent a car pepe bellying up to bars on back-to-back Sunday mornings to catch early Seattle games.  For the Seattle-Carolina contest, the biggest and most vocal knot of NFL fans sat in one corner cheering for the Seahawks. Plenty of other fans were scattered around the bar with their Bloody Marys, Mimosas malaga airport rent a car pepe and Longboard lagers cheering on other teams, but Hawks fans were considerably louder for that 10 a.m. game.
The next Sunday, I found myself at an outdoor hotel bar nursing an OJ (that s my story, and I m sticking to it) at 7 a.m. for the Seattle-Houston game.  Again, Seahawks fans were the most numerous and vocal. They probably numbered about 20 among approximately 60 total patrons. Many wore Seahawks jerseys and caps. The 12th Man stayed fairly quiet as the Texans dominated the first half, then seemed to take over the bar while the Seahawks took over the game in the second half.
Obviously, it never approached CenturyLink s record-setting decibel level but it was loud as the clock passed 10 a.m. One young Seahawks fan seemed to be the self-appointed cheerleader for the group, and by the time Richard Sherman ran back an interception into the end zone with one shoe, he had his whole gang on its feet, screaming.
Then the game went into overtime and things got crazy. Tables shook. Beers tipped. All eyes seemed to be on the Seahawks-Texans game, even though every other live NFL game was on TV somewhere in the same bar. As the winning Steven Hauschka field goal gave Seattle the dramatic victory, a Seahawks fan celebrated by diving into the nearby hotel pool.
Last Sunday, I found a much quieter scene at a bar in Moscow, Idaho, watching the 10 a.m. Seattle-Indianapolis game. No one seemed to be paying much attention to the Seahawks game except for me and Theo Lawson, a senior Journalism student from the University of Idaho who interned with The Seattle Times last summer.
By the time the game ended, this time in disappointment for the Seahawks, I noticed two of the bartenders shaking their heads in disgust. One told me he usually works in one of the hotel s restaurants, but asks to be reassigned on Seahawks game days.
All of which makes me wonder whether you ve had similar experiences when you re out of town watching the Seahawks. I d like to hear your 12th Man stories, whether they are from Billings, Beijing or somewhere else. Email me at the address malaga airport rent a car pepe below or add your story in a comment on this post.
Want to be a reader contributor to The Seattle Times' Take 2 blog? Email your original, previously malaga airport rent a car pepe unpublished work or proposal to Sports Editor Don Shelton at dshelton@seattletimes.com malaga airport rent a car pepe or sports@seattletimes.com . Not all submissions can be published. The Times reserves the right to edit and publish any submissions online and/or malaga airport rent a car pepe in print.
Have something to say? Want to be a reader malaga airport rent a car pepe contributor to The Seattle malaga airport rent a car pepe Times' Take 2 blog? Email your original, previously unpublished work or proposal to Sports Editor Don Shelton at dshelton@seattletimes.com or sports@seattletimes.com . Not all submissions can be published. The Times reserves malaga airport rent a car pepe the right to edit and publish any submissions online and/or in print.