Don't blame his wife

LRJets wrote:He also was an avid water-sport enthusiast.


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guppy wrote:

Hah... Hope The Manning Face works his wonder in the Super Bowl! 

LRJets wrote:He also was an avid water-sport enthusiast.


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CatalinaMinx wrote:

LRJets wrote:He also was an avid water-sport enthusiast.


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I'll have you know I was taking a sip of coffee when I saw this and choked. LOLOLOL


If I was a Cowboys fan, I would be too embarrassed to make fun of any other player or team, especially a team like the Patriots, a team with a winning record every year, quarterbacked by a guaranteed First Ballot Hall of Famer, because I would be too painfully aware that my team, the Cowboys, is the most overrated, boring, mediocre team of not just this past year, but of this generation.  What is absolutely stunning is that the Cowboys are a truly average, mediocre 136-136 in the last 17 years.  LOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOL.  What's their motto anyway?  "We go .500 all the time, so don't call US losers."   LOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLO.   That would be really something to choke about, if it wasn't so pathetic.  They went 8-8 (surprise) AGAIN this year, now making it three years in a row going 8-8.  Yawn.  Boooooring.    When it comes to being average, no one, but no one, does it better than the Cowboys. 


On a side note, there was a recent interesting anonymous poll taken of NFL players.  Here are the results.  If anyone has a beef with them, don't talk to me, talk to the players themselves, they are the ones who voted.  And I see that in addition to Future Hall of Famer Brady, who got the most votes from his peers by far (40%), Peyton Manning, Aaron Rodgers, Drew Brees, Ben Roetlisberger, and Eli Manning also drew votes from their fellow players.  What?  No Tony Romo?  LOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOL.


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guppy wrote:

CatalinaMinx wrote:

LRJets wrote:He also was an avid water-sport enthusiast.


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I'll have you know I was taking a sip of coffee when I saw this and choked. LOLOLOL


If I was a Cowboys fan, I would be too embarrassed to make fun of any other player or team, especially a team like the Patriots, a team with a winning record every year, quarterbacked by a guaranteed First Ballot Hall of Famer, because I would be too painfully aware that my team, the Cowboys, is the most overrated, boring, mediocre team of not just this past year, but of this generation.  What is absolutely stunning is that the Cowboys are a truly average, mediocre 136-136 in the last 17 years.  LOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOL.  What's their motto anyway?  "We go .500 all the time, so don't call US losers."   LOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLO.   That would be really something to choke about, if it wasn't so pathetic.  They went 8-8 (surprise) AGAIN this year, now making it three years in a row going 8-8.  Yawn.  Boooooring.    When it comes to being average, no one, but no one, does it better than the Cowboys. 


On a side note, there was a recent interesting anonymous poll taken of NFL players.  Here are the results.  If anyone has a beef with them, don't talk to me, talk to the players themselves, they are the ones who voted.  And I see that in addition to Future Hall of Famer Brady, who got the most votes from his peers by far (40%), Peyton Manning, Aaron Rodgers, Drew Brees, Ben Roetlisberger, and Eli Manning also drew votes from their fellow players.  What?  No Tony Romo?  LOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOL.


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~Sheila~ wrote:

Wow, who knew the Cowboys ran right down the middle of the road??!!


The point being, they win one, lose one, win one, lose one --- for an entire generation, not just a season here or there.  

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CatalinaMinx wrote:

LRJets wrote:He also was an avid water-sport enthusiast.


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I'll have you know I was taking a sip of coffee when I saw this and choked. LOLOLOL


If I was a Cowboys fan, I would be too embarrassed to make fun of any other player or team, especially a team like the Patriots, a team with a winning record every year, quarterbacked by a guaranteed First Ballot Hall of Famer, because I would be too painfully aware that my team, the Cowboys, is the most overrated, boring, mediocre team of not just this past year, but of this generation.  What is absolutely stunning is that the Cowboys are a truly average, mediocre 136-136 in the last 17 years.  LOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOL.  What's their motto anyway?  "We go .500 all the time, so don't call US losers."   LOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLO.   That would be really something to choke about, if it wasn't so pathetic.  They went 8-8 (surprise) AGAIN this year, now making it three years in a row going 8-8.  Yawn.  Boooooring.    When it comes to being average, no one, but no one, does it better than the Cowboys. 


On a side note, there was a recent interesting anonymous poll taken of NFL players.  Here are the results.  If anyone has a beef with them, don't talk to me, talk to the players themselves, they are the ones who voted.  And I see that in addition to Future Hall of Famer Brady, who got the most votes from his peers by far (40%), Peyton Manning, Aaron Rodgers, Drew Brees, Ben Roetlisberger, and Eli Manning also drew votes from their fellow players.  What?  No Tony Romo?  LOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOL.


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Given my deep antipathy towards the Cowboys, I won't point out that before Tom Brady showed up the Patriots were on a 17 year run that had them looking up at .500. Way up. Or that the Pats would have to go 19-0 for the next three years before you could make a case that they've been a more successful franchise than Dallas.

I was talking this generation.  Cowboys have been nothing special for 17 years now!  You want to go back to a previous era (pre-Kraft), be my guest, have at it.  But its not breaking news to anyone that the Pats were a consistent bottom dweller before Bob came along and shall we say, turned things around.  Since his ownership, which just a few days ago, celebrated 20 years, they been, well, you know.  Lets just say the team has given us fans plenty of reasons for a whole lot of high fives.

All I'll do is ask the players who voted in this survey why they'd pick a guy who's never done what's in the question over guys who have actually been successful in that situation.

So do it.  Go ahead and ask the players.  When you get their responses, please inform us all what reasons they gave you as to why they voted as they did.


 since Guppy seems to be pulling a Marshawn Lynch here,

You mean I went all Beast Mode?  Maybe that was a reflection of the amount of respect (or lack thereof) I have for the poster and the post to whom I was responding.  You can post something about Tom Brady carrying a purse for years, and my response is, I laugh.  Its fun.  Its clever.  I know you.  I know your intent behind it.  Its just you being funny.  Bring it on.  Do it more.  Its not taken too seriously.  It makes me laugh.   On the other hand, the post, which came from a different source, who has a different history, and who posts on this board with a different tone and attitude, seems to have brought out my Marshawn Lynch, hasn't it?  Oh well, C'est la vie.

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CatalinaMinx wrote:

LRJets wrote:He also was an avid water-sport enthusiast.


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I'll have you know I was taking a sip of coffee when I saw this and choked. LOLOLOL


If I was a Cowboys fan, I would be too embarrassed to make fun of any other player or team, especially a team like the Patriots, a team with a winning record every year, quarterbacked by a guaranteed First Ballot Hall of Famer, because I would be too painfully aware that my team, the Cowboys, is the most overrated, boring, mediocre team of not just this past year, but of this generation.  What is absolutely stunning is that the Cowboys are a truly average, mediocre 136-136 in the last 17 years.  LOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOL.  What's their motto anyway?  "We go .500 all the time, so don't call US losers."   LOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLO.   That would be really something to choke about, if it wasn't so pathetic.  They went 8-8 (surprise) AGAIN this year, now making it three years in a row going 8-8.  Yawn.  Boooooring.    When it comes to being average, no one, but no one, does it better than the Cowboys. 


On a side note, there was a recent interesting anonymous poll taken of NFL players.  Here are the results.  If anyone has a beef with them, don't talk to me, talk to the players themselves, they are the ones who voted.  And I see that in addition to Future Hall of Famer Brady, who got the most votes from his peers by far (40%), Peyton Manning, Aaron Rodgers, Drew Brees, Ben Roetlisberger, and Eli Manning also drew votes from their fellow players.  What?  No Tony Romo?  LOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOL.


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CatalinaMinx wrote:


LMAO! No need to get all butt hurt hon. I laughed at a funny pic, nothing more, nothing less. As for the Cowboys, ehhhh, they have their ups and downs but I'll always be a loyal fan. As for the Super Bowl, what a snooze fest! I turned it off just before half time, obviously the Broncos weren't even going to try. Congrats Seahawks!


I'm not butt hurt.  The picture is funny, and I've no problem agreeing with that.  So, I'm not butt hurt.  Not at all.  I'm just a simple fellow who likes to see fairness and evenhandedness from fans, and based on the past, I've not always seen that.  And I react to it, that's all.