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[jersey cubs fan]

I highlighted the "moments" comment, you goon. That's a horrible argument.

 

I dont' know what he's referring to specifically, but leading late 4th quarter TD drives to win the Super Bowl are the types of things that can make you an immortal in the sporting world, and probably qualify as moments, you dope.

[jersey cubs fan]

Here's the part where she slipped, and missed a line.

 

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/02/05/madonna-super-bowl-halftime-show-nicki-minaj_n_1256247.html

 

That does seem to suggest she wasn't lip syncing, unless her sound engineer was very quick with the control and turned it off to save her. Which I suppose is possible, but probably not.

 

Every live lip syncing show is going to build in some "oh it must be real" moments.

 

That show was terrible, she was a stiff old lady.

[Sammy Sofa]

I highlighted the "moments" comment, you goon. That's a horrible argument.

 

I dont' know what he's referring to specifically, but leading late 4th quarter TD drives to win the Super Bowl are the types of things that can make you an immortal in the sporting world, and probably qualify as moments, you dope.

 

Yes, the meatballs of the sporting world, hence Broadway Joe. We've now come full circle, and I appreciate your support.

[jersey cubs fan]

I highlighted the "moments" comment, you goon. That's a horrible argument.

 

I dont' know what he's referring to specifically, but leading late 4th quarter TD drives to win the Super Bowl are the types of things that can make you an immortal in the sporting world, and probably qualify as moments, you dope.

 

Yes, the meatballs of the sporting world, hence Broadway Joe. We've now come full circle, and I appreciate your support.

 

Broadway Joe's "moment" was predicting they'd win and having his picture taken in a bathing suit. Eli's happened on the football field in the process of winning football games. That's not meatball. That's not some random schmoe like Jim Leyritz hitting a HR. It's a good QB leading game winning drives in 2 super bowls.

[Sammy Sofa]

It leads and has lead to meatball conclusions a la "Eli is the better Manning."

 

Meatbaaaaaaaaaalllllll. Meatbawllz.

 

Eli's a good QB. Meatballs declare more than that.

 

Y'know how they had that "Elis is better than Brees" misunderstanding on the other page? That's meatballs for real because of "the big moments."

[jersey cubs fan]

It leads and has lead to meatball conclusions a la "Eli is the better Manning."

 

Meatbaaaaaaaaaalllllll. Meatbawllz.

 

Eli's a good QB. Meatballs declare more than that.

 

You're insane.

 

It can lead to other statements, but it isn't right now. Talking about Eli being a HOF in waiting isn't the same as saying he's better than Peyton. You meathead.

[Sammy Sofa]

I don't give a fudge about the HoF thing.

 

PS-I love breaking gooney.

[jersey cubs fan]

http://deadspin.com/5882588/my-husband-can-not-[expletive]-throw-the-ball-and-catch-the-ball-at-the-same-time-gisele-is-pissed-at-the-patriots-dropped-passes

 

this is hilarous. The link probably won't work because it includes the F word but Gisele went off on the receivers after the game.

 

And somehow she morphed into stefi graf

 

http://cache.gawkerassets.com/assets/images/11/2012/02/e74f8b2447547ba11003578a5690ff5e.jpg

[Sammy Sofa]

Love the leering guy dressed for Vegas.

[biittner77]

Here's the part where she slipped, and missed a line.

 

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/02/05/madonna-super-bowl-halftime-show-nicki-minaj_n_1256247.html

 

That does seem to suggest she wasn't lip syncing, unless her sound engineer was very quick with the control and turned it off to save her. Which I suppose is possible, but probably not.

 

Where's derwood when you need him?

 

Have they come up with a way to auto cut off the vocals when the lip syncer moves the mic away from their face? seems like something that could be done fi someone felt it was worth inventing.

[jersey cubs fan]

http://cdn.ksk.uproxx.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/02/bradypalm-600x400.jpg

[EhDubya]

 

I think this whole not scoring a TD shows how crappy NFL has become.

 

Yeah, I hate strategy in sports, too.

[jersey cubs fan]

http://kissingsuzykolber.uproxx.com/2012/02/the-blame-brady-crowd-is-my-new-favorite-fringe-movement.html

 

at least the boston media is handling this as well as expected.

[Banedon]

http://kissingsuzykolber.uproxx.com/2012/02/the-blame-brady-crowd-is-my-new-favorite-fringe-movement.html

 

at least the boston media is handling this as well as expected.

 

Eli and Peyton now have as many rings as you combined over the past five years. You haven’t sniffed one in seven. How’s that hit you?

 

You have as many rings as two top-tier quarterbacks combined. Loser.

[NewUserName]

 

I think this whole not scoring a TD shows how crappy NFL has become.

 

Yeah, I hate strategy in sports, too.

 

Some strategy in sports is done because the product is crappy.

[Theo]

 

I think this whole not scoring a TD shows how crappy NFL has become.

 

Yeah, I hate strategy in sports, too.

 

Some strategy in sports is done because the product is crappy.

That doesn't make any sense.

[jersey cubs fan]

 

I think this whole not scoring a TD shows how crappy NFL has become.

 

Yeah, I hate strategy in sports, too.

 

Some strategy in sports is done because the product is crappy.

 

Calling the NFL a crappy product is just plain old idiotic.

[Theo]

It's been done in basketball for years. You are willing to exchange free points for stopping the clock and gaining possession back. How that equates to crappy product is beyond me.

[SouthSideRyan]

I think the NFL is a pretty crappy product. Outside of the Bears and Tebow, I have little to no interest in watching a random game unless I'm at a bar. I wouldn't say the same about the other big 4 sports, plus the big 2 of NCAA.

 

ETA: It's not because Bradshaw should've taken a knee at the 1 though.

Edited February 6, 2012 by SouthSideRyan

[NewUserName]

 

I think this whole not scoring a TD shows how crappy NFL has become.

 

Yeah, I hate strategy in sports, too.

 

Some strategy in sports is done because the product is crappy.

 

Calling the NFL a crappy product is just plain old idiotic.

 

a 9-7 team just won the Super Bowl.

[Theo]

yeah, pretty weak argument. Considering the records being broken in terms of revenue, tv ratings. I don't think you can call the NFL a crappy product.

[jersey cubs fan]

a 9-7 team just won the Super Bowl.

 

And? A barely above .500 team won a world series. That 9-7 team had as good a winning percentage as several world series champions have had.

 

Your stance is moronic.

[NewUserName]

yeah, pretty weak argument.

 

next argument. New England had 2 TEs in their Hail Mary. A team whose top 3 WRs were outcasts from other bad teams just lost the Super Bowl. And the Giants were afraid to run their 2 min defense out against that team. If New England had a good defense I could see them being in the Super Bowl, but.........

[jersey cubs fan]

I think the NFL is a pretty crappy product. Outside of the Bears and Tebow, I have little to no interest in watching a random game unless I'm at a bar. I wouldn't say the same about the other big 4 sports, plus the big 2 of NCAA.

 

ETA: It's not because Bradshaw should've taken a knee at the 1 though.

 

Your feelings about Tebow help to explain your malfunctions viewing pleasure sensors.

[jersey cubs fan]

yeah, pretty weak argument.

 

next argument. New England had 2 TEs in their Hail Mary. A team whose top 3 WRs were outcasts from other bad teams just lost the Super Bowl. And the Giants were afraid to run their 2 min defense out against that team. If New England had a good defense I could see them being in the Super Bowl, but.........

 

But what? You haven't made a lick of sense yet. This is the dumbest thing since the last time people said dumb things on this board.