HereComesTheReignAgain
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Go Bills!
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The Pats * have the greatest bandwagon fans in the NFL! I love watching them fall apart along with their annoying fans.
Cornerback Ellis Hobbs [stats] was particularly vocal.
“It amazes me - it amazes me - how people react,” said Hobbs, who watched the Pats’ 21-game win streak come to a grinding halt. “You would think this organization hasn’t won as much as they have and been as successful in the years that they have. It’s a testament to how spoiled they are. Expectations are that high that we’re not allowed a bad game? How many times has someone had a bad day at the office? How many times has someone missed a deadline for getting a paper in, or whatever?
“Even the kids . . they’ve got the kids out there, where I’m hearing they’re even crying over this and that’s a direct relationship from the parents down. Is it that bad? You’ve got people dying every day. This is a sport. And you’ve got kids out there crying over a loss in the regular season? It makes me look at it like, ‘Am I supposed to be crying?’ ”
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I can't read anything.
For someone who can't read, your typing is excellent.
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If you could put that in bullet form...
-Bills win by 41! "My arms are sore from stiff-arming those losers!" Marshawn Lynch was heard proclaiming after the win. Lynch ran for 307 yards and 4 TDs and passed for 1 more. The Raiders on the other hand were unable to break into the double digits with 8 rushing yards on 22 attempts.
-"The crowd noise was so loud I could barely hear Mcfadden's womanly screams after I planted him into the turf" Pozluszny smiled as he thought about the hit.
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Bills win by 41! "My arms are sore from stiff-arming those losers!" Marshawn Lynch was heard proclaiming after the win. Lynch ran for 307 yards and 4 TDs and passed for 1 more. The Raiders on the other hand were unable to break into the double digits with 8 rushing yards on 22 attempts.
"The crowd noise was so loud I could barely hear Mcfadden's womanly screams after I planted him into the turf" Pozluszny smiled as he thought about the hit.
Etc,
How's that for a start?
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Homer: Are you saying you're never going to eat any animal again? What about bacon?
Lisa: No.
Homer: Ham?
Lisa: No.
Homer: Pork chops?
Lisa: Dad, those all come from the same animal.
Homer: Heh heh heh. Ooh, yeah, right, Lisa. A wonderful, magical animal.
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I hate the guy! He cost me my fantasy game and now my opponent that had Royal gets to choose my team logo for 2 weeks.
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I agree 100% (and thanks for that phone call! ).
I suppose the HR21 is functional... But it's kludgy and slow.
However, I don't think they're getting rid of them. My guess is that is if you want TiVo, you'll have to pay a few bucks extra/month. I'll gladly do that if I can still upgrade the recording capacity of the box - that's the one thing the HR21 has going for it; slap in a harddrive and you're done. No fuss, no muss.
Is that similiar to Trudgy MacSlow?
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I'll try to say this in the simplest terms possible.
Palin's daughter is SEVENTEEN. Barack Obama's daughter is NINE. See the difference?
The prior Palin discussion involved a crazy ass rumor about her covering up for her daughter. I don't recall making any derogatory remarks about her daughter. To save you the trouble of going back, I wrote:
"All that aside, I doubt any of this is true. BUT, and this is a massive BUT the whole issue of an 8 hour plane ride while leaking amniotic fluid is just too insane to ignore. At best it shows horrific judgement."
I still stand by that statement and I think any rational thinking adult would wonder wtf was going through her head.
You forgot the part where you defended the legitimacy of the discussion.
"She made it part of her storyline. She was the one that was being lauded for carrying a baby with Downs Syndrome to full term. It's been held up as an example of her commitment to her convictions. Once you use it as part of your candidacy, it's now open for public discussion."
She didn't make her teenage daughter part of her storyline, the people who made up the nasty rumor involving sex, lies, and hiding a pregnancy made it part of her storyline. Just so we are all aware of the rules, how old does a candidate's daughter have to be before it is OK to discuss nasty sexual rumors? I actually agree with Obama on one thing, children should be left out of this entirely.
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Your idiocy overwhelms me. Can't say I'm surprised.
By all means explain to me how it is OK for you and your Democrat friends to participate in a discussion about a fasle rumor involving Palin's daughter, but anyone who dares mention Barack's daughter is sick. In can post a link to your reply in that thread if you would like. I can assure you they took a different tone than this one. Or you can just call me an idiot and ignore the fact that your are blind to your own hypocrisy.
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I do yes
just let them starve or live in the gutter?
You would be surprised how many people will find a way to survive and even thrive when you take away the crutch of Government handouts. I wonder how people lived before welfare?
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you have a sense of humanity?
You have a sense of responsibility?
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Dude, his daughter is !@#$ing NINE.
Even in politics some things are off limits. For Christ sakes have some god damn pride.
I'm sure you were just as outraged when people were posting about Palin's daughter and the supposed pregnancy cover up? Sweet hypocrisy.
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Kind of picky don't you think? "Signing" this guy or that guy is a term often used as short hand for a new contract to replace the old due to it being about to expire or a variety of other reasons. I am quite sure this poster is well aware of the existing contracts. By using the term "re-sign" it is pretty clear that he is talking about hammering out the new contracts both players are seeking, one of which is in its last year.
He never mentioned re-signing players, he wants Ralph to resign them.
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like he was during the 70's and early 80's. which is why he hasn't resigned evans or peters
In a sea of assinine posts, you managed to stand out. Bravo!
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Maybe instead of working on stupid new dance routines they should worry about improving on 1-15.
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I actually agree 100% with every point they're making today regarding the rip-off that was the final pre-season game. My guess is many fans do, as well.
If you don't like it, just turn it off.
What exactly were you expecting from the 4th preseason game? I hate paying for preseason games as much as the next guy, but I don't expect starters and game planning in the 4th game. Perhaps the anger should be directed at the NFL instead of the Bills.
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I don't care what the hell you are but when you make a moronic ecstatic premature ejaculation over this shrill woman saying "Everyone will tune in to see her speak at the RNC" it tends to undermine the small amount of credibility you have here.
This from the person who has NO credibility to undermine!
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But not on the ears. Migod is her voice grating! I lasted 2 minutes.
Anyways here's the scoop on her upcoming troopergate scandal. The Obama camp should have a field day with this.
http://tpmmuckraker.talkingpointsmemo.com/...pers_firing.php
It is really funny watching you squirm.
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Here's why I'm concerned about Palin. If McCain is trying to win over the Hilltards (which he obviously is), that may backfire because Palin is a hunter and is pro-life. Not to mention the fact that the experience card is now completely off the table. It's done. McCain is 72 today...if something happens to him, Sarah Palin will be our president. Huh? I'd love to see her foreign policy record.
I don't think people are nearly as concerned about the VP's experience as the Presidential candidate's. We have seen so few VP's take over office. If people were really concerned about McCain dying within the next 4 years, they probably would not be considering him anyway.
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Me too.
She's aggressive and interesting but I smell backfire. Again, smells of pandering.
Since when does pandering hurt you politically? Elections have become one big pandering contest.
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The poster suggested Obama had never accomplished anything, when in fact he's accomplished quite a lot. Not sure what point you're trying to make. Are you saying he's only gotten to this point in history because his wife was rich? If that's the point you're trying to make you're an idiot. Her father worked at a city water plant and her mother was a secretary. She and Obama met when they were both fresh out of law school. She had no more money at the time than he did.
I may not agree with you on this topic, but kudos for not using the typical "your an idiot".
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Bush could have the same script in front of him and would make a mockery of it. "Putting on the show" is a big part of being President. Sad but true: "Acting" presidential is almost more important in today's world. Bush's presence, public speaking, and general mannerisms are quite frankly, embarassing. Watching Bush speak at a podium next to a polished professional (say, like Tony Blair) is an absolute joke every time.
I agree, Obama hasn't done much other than make grand-scale promises to achieve end results, without much substance of a means to those ends. But he commands respect, and it will be a welcome change to respect the man in the White House again. I hate cringing when I hear that Bush is making an overseas trip to meet with [insert world leader here] because I'm nervous about HOW HE WILL REFLECT ON AMERICANS LIKE ME.
The big knock on Obama is lack of experience, especially on the world stage....Well, Bush surrounded himself with some of the most experienced leaders and politicians in the world- Cheney, Rumsfeld, Powell- and look how they bumbled their foreign policy for eight years. I'll take prudent judgement over the media talking point of "experience" any day. It is sickeningly overrated.
As for McCain, there's not much to say. People don't want to vote for Obama because of superficial reasons like "He attended a Muslim school?" That's fine, that's why we all get a vote. My superficial reason for not voting for McCain is age, and age alone. I do not want an 80-year old in the White House (which is what McCain would be if he spent 8 years in office) and I prefer that my President can put his own shirt on. McCain cannot.
Nowhere in my post did I say President Bush was a better speaker. I realize much of America is infatuated with a good actor more than somebody with substance. Hell look at all the moronic shows about celebrities lives. I'm not a big fan of either candidate, but to get that excited about a guy reading from a script is a little over the top.
Start the complaining - National mention and then Toronto again....
in The Stadium Wall Archives
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Thank god we have some enlightened, wiser posters on this board to tell others when it is OK to get upset! If not for your instructions, I might have griped about this erroneously.