[FoxyliciousKhat]

When during the slams you're at work and your boss is buzzing around your desk every minute making it impossible to watch your live link or scoreboard.

You get annoyed if any dare to call you when one of your faves playing and you're nervous.

You can't eat or relax until your fave has won his/her match

Foxy

[binky-GOAT]

Originally Posted by Hindrance.

- When typing many you type 'mandy'

No thats just you

[stromatolite]

Originally Posted by Asadinator

- When you have convinced yourself that being called a troll is a compliment

fixed

[binky-GOAT]

- When you search for negative posts about your fav so you can start defending them

[Achernar]

Nice thread indeed. Several of these apply to me, at least partially. Because of tennis I can point out Serbia on a map and I regularly lack of sleep. I do have favorites out of the TOP 200 and I am able to write names in languages ​​I dont even know by name.

To the answers already listed, I would add:

When you join a website in a language you do not speak fluently just to be able to share about your favorite sport

[SilverPersian]

When you tell yourself to stop being so pressed in everyday situations.

[Coconut91]

When you spend your fave's matches switching channels desperately because you're too nervous to watch.

When you have fun creating sims after tennis players

[skanky~skanketta]

- I used to type Dear Justine to my male boss Justin, in almost all my emails.
- When my fave hit a purple patch in a match, I dont move a muscle because if I do, I believe they'll come to a stop.
- Get really pissed when someone says "he just won a game" at 15-0 when it's actually a point.
- Get uber frustrated when you are desperate to know the score (back when smart phones did not exist) and you call your mum and ask her to check the score on TV and she does not know how to read it! ARGHHH!
- When you get the hiccups and then think of a devastating loss your fave had at the hands of your most hated player and your hiccups stop.
- When you defend your most hated player when a non-tennis fan criticizes her
- When you able to recall names of cities at the drop of a hat simply because a tournament is played there
- Get ultra irritated when people pronounce tennis players’ name wrong.
- Use TF emoticons in everyday life and wonder why it doesn't appear the way it should.

[Windjammer]

Opening more than one stream, so when one stops, you watch the other one.

[Sabinator.]

Originally Posted by Kanda.

- When you watch almost EVERY video of your fav players on youtube.

Originally Posted by Jimmie48

- When you stay up until 6am in the morning during a rain delay waiting for play to be cancelled, dead tired but afraid that play could resume and you would miss it
- When upstairs neighbors get pissy about your middle of the night shouting and think you want to wind them up if you tell them it's because of a women's tennis match

OMG sooo much life

Originally Posted by Kanda.

- When you spend so many hours just looking at numbers (scoreboard).
- When you sometimes don't want to take a look at the scoreboard when your fav is playing a big game and facing break points.
- When you scream at the TV as hard as you can whenever your fav wastes 5678909876 break points.
- When your fav loses a very close match or a big match at any GS, you feel empty.

This. The worst part of it is that you can't say why you're angry or sad, cause nobody knows who is your fave and what is tennis at all

Originally Posted by Natural Joe

When you type the letter "g" in your address bar and the first results is not Google but "general Messages - TennisForum.com" (that's what happened on my laptop a couple of days ago - and I use Google A LOT )

Then it's a little too creepy

Originally Posted by BlueTrees

When I hear about a random city in a non-tennis context and remember that an ITF is played there

Originally Posted by Curcubeu

-If the first thing you do when turning on the TV the next morning is going on ES teletext 130-132 to look for the results you missed during sleep

-If following a close match on scoreboard is more nervwrecking than watching the actual match, because you feel hopeless if you can't support your fave or know what's going on there.

Originally Posted by Gutter

this, but my eurosport teletext I dead, so I go 697 on croatian teletext

I woke up and first thing I do is turning on TV on a czech sport channel, turning the teletext on 756 page and checking all the tennis scores And I do it allways before going to sleep

[Windjammer]

Oh, and hammering the refresh button non-stop on live-score pages

[Setsuna.]

Originally Posted by FoxyliciousKhat

You get annoyed if any dare to call you when one of your faves playing and you're nervous.
You can't eat or relax until your fave has won his/her match

Originally Posted by SilverPersian

- When you tell yourself to stop being so pressed in everyday situations.

Originally Posted by skanky~skanketta

- When my fave hit a purple patch in a match, I dont move a muscle because if I do, I believe they'll come to a stop.
- When you able to recall names of cities at the drop of a hat simply because a tournament is played there
- Get ultra irritated when people pronounce tennis players’ name wrong.
- Use TF emoticons in everyday life and wonder why it doesn't appear the way it should.

All these.

[Setsuna.]

Originally Posted by Sabinator.

This. The worst part of it is that you can't say why you're angry or sad, cause nobody knows who is your fave and what is tennis at all

So true. No one I know personally can know how I feel when my fav loses a very close match because none of them are tennis fans to begin with.

[nevetssllim]

Originally Posted by Griffin.

When your friend's being a jackass and you accuse him of trolling

I often find colloquial TF language drifting into my everyday vocabulary with friends too.

[Wert.]