stuckincincy
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I need to hone in on Deans technique,
Senator didn't take to kindly to my putting choice words in his mouth/post earlier this morning, although I probably went to far when I (he) said he agreed with dog about Trent Edwards and seen a little of Brett Favre, Joe Montana, and Kurt Warner in TE,
Only so much a man can tolerate I suppose...I never realized how much fun it could be...
Dean and I have been shoving knitting needles into each others' ass cheeks for several years.
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The magic runes are writ in gold to bring the balance back, bring it back
Run for a Congressional seat in a blue State. That would be a great slogan to utter while you pound your fist repeatedly on the dais.
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Me too.
Shame on you for your cut 'n paste and gratuitous re-wording of my post in search of a cheap joke.
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I would suspect we'll be seeing a lot of two tight end formations till the team gets back healthy.
Opposing DCs will rub their foreparts together like a fly over warm dogs*it if that happens.
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Shawn Nelson is very capable of running good pass routes , decent speed, good size, is used to being double covered throughout college and still produced, I wonder If any consideration has been given to Nelson (Shawn that is) at the WR position to get him onto the playing field, especially in the red zone.
His college curriculum vitae is one thing. As far as his 1st year NFL accomplishments, not much so far. But yes - I would certainly be giving him some wr duty in camp.
I'm a big believer in training players in alternative positions.
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I think WR is behind LT and QB in importance right now. Besides Nelson is not injured that bad. He'll be back next week.
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Perhaps.
http://www.cbssports.com/nfl/story/1377664...lson-carted-off
Distasteful as it may seem to the Bills' FO, they need to take action. Now.
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I have a hard time believing the team will part with any picks at this stage of the rebuild. IMO, they'd rather choose their own young players than give up a pick for a proven veteran. Not saying I agree with the FO, but it's what I think they believe in.
Still the WR corps is thin and UDFA's aren't a realistic solution. At least not this season.
I wasn't advocating purchasing an old vet. I would like to see them purchase a youngster off of somebody's roster, get him some camp time, instead of waiting for the bargain basement cuts.
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D. Nelson, Easley, Huggins injured so far. Their wr corps was iffy going in.
I'd like to see them offer up a low round pick, get somebody in camp now to get the player needed practice with the quarterbacks.
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What pluses outweigh the minuses? I'm not trying to be a dick, I'm just curious.
They also square off against the AFC North and the NFC North this coming season. Both contain decent clubs.
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Don't know for sure, but I would bet, like every other business, GR is trying to get more work out of fewer people.
Probably so. A few weeks ago, a name in the CIN media passed on. The article mentioned that he brought the concept of "reporter-cameraman" to the local market. Our newsbunnies and newsbeaus often set up a tripod with a camera, walk around, flash the toothy smile, tousle the hair, and report.
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that came from a great thread...I deemed it more than worthy of acknowledgment...I busted a gut over that one.
You must, absolutely must get your hands on The Oxford Book of Humorous Prose - a Conducted Tour by Frank Muir, Oxford University Press, 1990, ISBN 0-19-214106-6.
I steal material from it on a regular basis.
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ouch.Eating Ho Hos and fettuccine alfredo never made anyone black.
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My wife loves popcorn. I bought her one for Valentine's Day many years ago. She was pissed at me. (A kitchen gadget for Valentine's Day?!?!?!?!).
Until we made the first batch. Now she thinks it's one of the best gifts ever.
If you recall, I was fooling around with putting the contents of a MW bag into the Whirly-Pop. I determined that the addition of a teaspoon of oil (I used light olive oil) did the trick.
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"When you're young and lose weight, they say you look great," Phillips said. "When you're old and lose weight, they ask 'Are you sick?' "
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My kids pop Warner coach took responsibility for the loss by not having his team in shape, so I can see the coaches blaming themselves. The problem is, the NFL is not pop Warner and those tricks work on 11 year olds.
Fran Lebowitz: "Children make the most desirable opponents in Scrabble as they are both easy to beat and fun to cheat."
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Revis is not just another player with a "name and a reputation." He is, in just about everyone's opinion around the NFL, the best shut down CB in football in the very prime of his career.
You forgot to mention the refs, who let him interfere to his heart's content.
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UB to play Tennessee in 2011?
They already have Pitt, UCONN and Boston College lined up in 2011.
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I have mixed feelings. Are they reverting to their old "duckpin for hire" money-making scheme?
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This in today from the Bills' modern day philosopher, 6'5 240 Lb back up tight end (who runs a 4.5-40 yard sprint), Shawn Nelson, on his take on what his position coach thinks of his work so far in camp:
"His big thing is just coaching technique," Nelson said of tight ends coach Bob Bicknell. "If that's my only weakness, my only problem, then that's a good thing for me. [it's good] if it's not running the correct route or making a correct block. It's just technique, that's just a small thing you can work on. You can always get better. It's just simple things like taking your first steps with the left foot or right foot, small things like that. It's nothing big."
Linky:
http://www.buffalonews.com/sports/bills-nf...ticle104217.ece
So according to our second year 4th round pick with a football world of upside, the only thing keeping him from starting ahead of undrafted Stupar, who cannot run as fast as Nelson and is not as tall as Nelson, is that Nelson can't figure out what foot to lead with out of his stance from play to play.
Once again, we are fed a line of complete crap from both the coaches and players, all because the Buffalo Bills refused to sign starting caliber quality UFA offensive lineman to blend in with and help out our promising draft picks Wood and Levitre from last year. Even if Bell ever does play again this season the kid is a 7th round draft pick who only started about 6 games last year for his entire career, and Hangartner could be every team's quality back up center, but certainly not any teams' starting center.
And so the propaganda spits out daily. "Stupar is better all around." B.S.! Nelson should play every down at TE for the next 10 years for the Bills, period. But the line can't block well enough to be able to take advantage of his "stretch the field" skills.
What else is new?
Perhaps he needs some dance lessons...
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Interesting thought, If there is a lockout,
Is there a draft for 2011?
If the draft occurs and no season is played in 2011, Will there be a draft in 2012?
Would the same order be used for 2012 that was used for 2011? If so, could the team drafting have the two consecutive #1 picks for "11 and "12?
Will there be a team salary cap in 2012?
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I bought a house this spring and it has a nice little finished basement section that I'm obviously going to dominate in true man-cave fashion. I'm been dragging my feet but football season is my hard deadline to get at least the TV portion settled.
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Don't forget to purchase a Whirly-Pop!
http://www.popcornpopper.com/26117c.html
Their movie popcorn is killer (it drips with saturated fat...delicious!).
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Hell they can't even write cursive. BTW my sister teaches pre-first and all her kids can write in cursive.
The Palmer method or the Zaner Bloser method?
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I distinguish b/w movies that tell a sad story, real-life or not ("Schindler's List") with movies that are nothing more than exercises in wallowing and depressing just to be depressing.
My vote in this regard goes to "Far Harbor" with pre-Oscar Jennifer Connelly. Just a bunch of whiny/mopey, self-involved NYC yuppies who you just want to punch in the solar plexi and yell "Cowboy up!" at. I get enough of that in real life that I don't need to go seeking out and paying to watch these same kind of conversations, thank you very much. Seriously, I'd write that whoever wrote that screenplay ought to be shot, but w/o looking it up, I'd say the odds are 9 out of 10 that they've already done that deed themselves.
I almost wrote "Rachel Getting Married" too, but there were at least parts of it that I rather enjoyed, with characters who were humans trying to move on with their lives after an event that defined their family.
Me and wife enjoy the Indie flicks. Our poster MarkV... that gives us the reviews is a great resource.
We only view the PG-13 and down flicks - IMO, if you sit through an Indie R rated or above movie, you will leave the theater with your knuckles dragging on the pavement debating in the mind the best way to do yourself in.
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Nope, you missed me.
Well...tomorrow is another day.
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Apparently a vote for Brohm is akin to saying you want to see Trent dead. The Trent lovers take offense (no pun intended) to that.
Poster tempers seem more agitated in preseason - I guess it's pent-up venting since the end of season and angst about the draft picks.
I've had a fair amount of cow pies flung my way, and have tossed a number of them myself (IIRC, one of them spattered on you a while back, - sorry
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Will the Bills F.O. make a move for some WR help
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What does "erm" mean?
And why did let your campaign of labeling stuckincincy as Norman Bates fizzle out? Only two posts. Get back on it!