Key on ESPN Radio 103.3 [Archive] - Dallas Cowboys Forum

k19

06-15-2005, 08:37 AM

New book comming out. Mental toughness, workout related things, motivational type stuff.

Scholarships and charities giving back is right up his alley

Public Perception? More people that like me then dislike me. Not worried about what people think

How do you feel about the comming season? Very positive outlook and on the moves that were made. Feels like they closed the gap and have an opportunity to compete. Opportunity to win playoff game this year

How will you benefit from Drew? Drew throws decent ball, Glenn back, younger guys stepping up. Julius back for whole season

Hoe are you doing after the surgery? Recovered from surgery 100%, looking for new contract, TO joke. Ready to go

Is TO doing the right thing? Doesnt see problen with wanting more money. No one knows where he's at economically. Doesnt see anything wrong with asking them to relook at the contract situation.

Do you feel like you had a good season. I've done fine. Only one guy with more catches that came out with me is Marvin HArrison he doesnt have a ring doesnt know what the SB feels like. Stats will get better next season with Terry back and a running game. Wont have to hold the team on his shoulders. Opened up opportunities for Whitten by taking alot of the focus

Hostile

06-15-2005, 08:44 AM

Every now and then I remember why I am not a Key fan. That last paragraph was a good reminder.

LaTunaNostra

06-15-2005, 08:51 AM

Every now and then I remember why I am not a Key fan. That last paragraph was a good reminder.
Gee, TH, what was in that paragraph you don't like or that wasn't true?

K19, thanks for the summary!

I just ordered Key's new book at Amazon.com

http://photos.imageevent.com/hermsherald/2005holding/small/keybook.jpg

Aikmaniac

06-15-2005, 08:55 AM

Every now and then I remember why I am not a Key fan. That last paragraph was a good reminder.

yep, I bet you could hear me slapping my forehead from Tampa.

WoodysGirl

06-15-2005, 08:57 AM

Gee, TH, what was in that paragraph you don't like or that wasn't true?

K19, thanks for the summary!

I just ordered Key's new book at Amazon.com

http://photos.imageevent.com/hermsherald/2005holding/small/keybook.jpgI didn't have a problem with it either Latuna.

Since this was a recap, there's no way to know how it was said and in what context. But then I like Key. Arrogance and all. So I don't get too bothered by what he says.

Tio

06-15-2005, 08:58 AM

What a maroon.

k19

06-15-2005, 09:00 AM

Gee, TH, what was in that paragraph you don't like or that wasn't true?

K19, thanks for the summary!

I just ordered Key's new book at Amazon.com

http://photos.imageevent.com/hermsherald/2005holding/small/keybook.jpg

Send it my way when you are done :D Ya know how big of a fan I am :cool:

I dont know why people are going to get a piissy over what he said. He tells it like it is and doesnt just give the company line. He has a PASSION for the game and isnt afraid to show that. If people did some research into his background and community work I'd bet alot of people would have a different opinion of the man.

LaTunaNostra

06-15-2005, 09:07 AM

Since this was a recap, there's no way to know how it was said and in what context. But then I like Key. Arrogance and all. So I don't get too bothered by what he says.

I love his 'tude. That 'tude and the fact he does more for the community than ANY player I have ever observed. That LA south central redevelopment project is the stuff major developers/entrepreneurs/philanthropists manage to pull off...but not football players, especially one who is not yet retired. It's unbelievble what this man can get done - the folks he got on board for it..

It gripes me Terrel Owens gets all this praise for his quick comeback last year and making it to the SB when so many medical experts said he could not.

Key might not have suffered as serious an injury, but he was playing in pain, playing hurt AND playing injured for much of the season. He took some tremendous hits last year...recall the one he was upended and somersaulted?

He never gives up, despite the record. After Terry got hurt he took it all on his shoulders, as he said. He carried that offense till JJ got back and did open things up for Jason.

He did everything Tuna said he would do and more. Perhaps because it was done in a losing effort, or perhaps because he's a workhorse whom people expect it of, he doesn't get the credit others do.

But we appreciate him, right, WG? ;)

Hostile

06-15-2005, 09:11 AM

Gee, TH, what was in that paragraph you don't like or that wasn't true?

K19, thanks for the summary!

I just ordered Key's new book at Amazon.com

http://photos.imageevent.com/hermsherald/2005holding/small/keybook.jpgBalance what he said against the Crayton article. I get tired of hearing how he is a star and his fellow WRs are flashlights. I don't care if it is true or not. It just comes across as self centered when I want a team player.

LaTunaNostra

06-15-2005, 09:14 AM

Send it my way when you are done :D Ya know how big of a fan I am :cool:

I dont know why people are going to get a piissy over what he said. He tells it like it is and doesnt just give the company line. He has a PASSION for the game and isnt afraid to show that. If people did some research into his background and community work I'd bet alot of people would have a different opinion of the man.
But he's a "retread"..not a "real" Cowboy. :rolleyes:

Even tho free agency has been in existance for a decade or more, and the system now runs off the rapid change in the labor pool..even tho relatively few players on a roster were drafted by that team, especially by year five..and even tho even a player the status of Emmitt Smith found himself wearing two different uniforms in his career...

Key still ain't a "real" Cowboy.

But the "real" NFL is now about player movement..I think all you can expect or even hope for is when the guy wears your team's uni, he gives it his ALL.

That Mr. Johnson is certainly doing.

WoodysGirl

06-15-2005, 09:14 AM

I love his 'tude. That 'tude and the fact he does more for the community than ANY player I have ever observed. That LA south central redevelopment project is the stuff major developers/entrepreneurs/philanthropists manage to pull off...but not football players, especially one who is not yet retired. It's unbelievble what this man can get done - the folks he got on board for it..

It gripes me Terrel Owens gets all this praise for his quick comeback last year and making it to the SB when so many medical experts said he could not.

Key might not have suffered as serious an injury, but he was playing in pain, playing hurt AND playing injured for much of the season. He took some tremendous hits last year...recall the one he was upended and somersaulted?

He never gives up, despite the record. After Terry got hurt he took it all on his shoulders, as he said. He carried that offense till JJ got back and did open things up for Jason.

He did everything Tuna said he would do and more. Perhaps because it was done in a losing effort, or perhaps because he's a workhorse whom people expect it of, he doesn't get the credit others do.

But we appreciate him, right, WG? ;)Yes Ms Latuna, we sure do... :clap:

And I remember that hit vividly. Along w/the catch where his helmet was pulled off and he was still fighting for yards.

Key was a very good pickup for this team and if he'd been drafted by us originally (ala Irvin w/mouth and all), we'd be singing his praises about how that's just Key.

LaTunaNostra

06-15-2005, 09:23 AM

Balance what he said against the Crayton article. I get tired of hearing how he is a star and his fellow WRs are flashlights. I don't care if it is true or not. It just comes across as self centered when I want a team player.

He has been, from Day One here, so incredibly backstage when it come to Terry Glenn..trust me TH, I read it all with a magnifying glass. He flat out said last year he knew his role was to open things up for TG.

He has made many statements, and apparently chimed in today with something else about how Terry's return would change things. He has taken second fiddle role publically. And for a guy who's often hurt.

I was fearful that WO rivalry that reared its ugly head in NY, but which Bill allowed and even encouraged to get the best of both players, would show itself here. But in the Cleveland game that 'dumb' penalty showed what Key is about..protecting his team mates on the field, always.

He is the consummate team player on the field - where it counts. Has always been, even with Chrebet.

Last year when AB got all bent out of shape, and threw the jersey in Tuna's face, who was it stuck up for him?

KEY.

And I don't see where saying he opened things up for Jason is wrong. He did, and he should have. From what I've read, he has been very complementary on JW, not at all competitive.

Hostile

06-15-2005, 09:39 AM

He has been, from Day One here, so incredibly backstage when it come to Terry Glenn..trust me TH, I read it all with a magnifying glass. He flat out said last year he knew his role was to open things up for TG.

He has made many statements, and apparently chimed in today with something else about how Terry's return would change things. He has taken second fiddle role publically. And for a guy who's often hurt.

I was fearful that WO rivalry that reared its ugly head in NY, but which Bill allowed and even encouraged to get the best of both players, would show itself here. But in the Cleveland game that 'dumb' penalty showed what Key is about..protecting his team mates on the field, always.

He is the consummate team player on the field - where it counts. Has always been, even with Chrebet.

Last year when AB got all bent out of shape, and threw the jersey in Tuna's face, who was it stuck up for him?

KEY.

And I don't see where saying he opened things up for Jason is wrong. He did, and he should have. From what I've read, he has been very complementary on JW, not at all competitive.Yeah, he's a saint and I'm abrasive.

Thump your chest some more Key.

Look I know he does what it takes to help a team win but does he need to let everyone know he requires pats on the back for it? Moose Johnston did all the dirty work. I never heard him spouting about it.

I tire of that stuff LTN. It is why I have never been a fan of his and probably never will be. You mentioned the stuff with AB but what about Brownsugar's info that he and Q got into it? Conveniently forgotten? He can disrupt as much as play the team role. Always has.

It always leaves me wondering when the next tirade is immenent.

LaTunaNostra

06-15-2005, 10:11 AM

You mentioned the stuff with AB but what about Brownsugar's info that he and Q got into it?

In retrospect, Key may have had a clue about Q some of us didn't have.

That rumour shines a positive light on Key, imo. ;)

It comes down to personality and style, and we're not all going to march to the same drummer. Specially when the infamous prima donnas of the league, the dreaded enfant terrible wide receivers are concerned.

You and Key are "abrasive". Moose Johnson and I are sweet-natured, humble and self-effacing.

But we're all good people. :)

Hostile

06-15-2005, 10:13 AM

In retrospect, Key may have had a clue about Q some of us didn't have.

That rumour shines a positive light on Key, imo. ;)

It comes down to personality and style, and we're not all going to march to the same drummer. Specially when the infamous prima donnas of the league, the dreaded enfant terrible wide receivers are concerned.

You and Key are "abrasive". Moose Johnson and I are sweet-natured, humble and self-effacing.

But we're all good people. :)Not syaing he's a bad person. Just find it nauseating that all Dallas' offensive success is because he does so much. Like no one else is out their busting their butts.

k19

06-15-2005, 10:21 AM

Heres a decent read I posted earlier this morning

http://cowboyszone.com/forums/showthread.php?p=399594#post399594

Sportsbabe

06-15-2005, 10:27 AM

But then I like Key. Arrogance and all. So I don't get too bothered by what he says.

Me too. Especially since I saw him on Jimmy Kimmel last year wearing that blue suit. He's really pleasing to my eye. He's giving the playmaker a run for his money in a sports babe world (but I digress ;) )

LaTunaNostra

06-15-2005, 10:33 AM

Me too. Especially since I saw him on Jimmy Kimmel last year wearing that blue suit. He's really pleasing to my eye. He's giving the playmaker a run for his money in a sports babe world (but I digress ;) )
LOL

We know your kind of guy, Sportsbabe. :o:

I am pleased Key, while no "Playmaker", at least measures as far as Mike's shoelaces.

And that WG, a Woody aficionado, has taken to Key is even more delightful.

Brown Sugar must be more discriminating than the rest of us tho.

As I recall, she couldn't stand the guy. LOL

Chocolate Lab

06-15-2005, 10:36 AM

Every now and then I remember why I am not a Key fan. That last paragraph was a good reminder.
Exactly.

Every time I hear Keyshawn, I think of the saying, "If you could buy that guy for what he's worth and sell him for what he thinks he's worth, you'd be a millionaire." ;)

WoodysGirl

06-15-2005, 10:48 AM

LOL

We know your kind of guy, Sportsbabe. :o:

I am pleased Key, while no "Playmaker", at least measures as far as Mike's shoelaces.

And that WG, a Woody aficionado, has taken to Key is even more delightful.

Brown Sugar must be more discriminating than the rest of us tho.

As I recall, she couldn't stand the guy. LOLKey is one of those who can REALLY wear a suit. One of those cases, where the clothes definitely makes the man.

He's still no Woody... :D

The man looks good in warm-ups...

http://i5.photobucket.com/albums/y164/nbr1diva/12-29-2004.jpg

and a suit....

http://i5.photobucket.com/albums/y164/nbr1diva/woodson_darren040726.jpg

LaTunaNostra

06-15-2005, 11:01 AM

Exactly.

Every time I hear Keyshawn, I think of the saying, "If you could buy that guy for what he's worth and sell him for what he thinks he's worth, you'd be a millionaire." ;)
Yes, CL!

Over-confidence, chutzpah, ego, arrogance, self-love, over weening pride and chest-thumping exhibitionism.

That is the very nature of Johnson's game.

"Don't worry. Just get the ball somewhere in my vicinity, and I will get it" was his advice to a young Ray Lucas. "Just get me the damn ball" is Key's whole career..as psychological as it is physical.

That is how a slow, not particularly atheltic receiver amassed the stats Key has. A guy who every year gets written off, by the media, by fans, by fantasy footballers as "past his prime and never fast anyway". But he keeps on producing by hard work and thinking he is better than better athletes, and reminding himself and us of it whenever possible.

It's not that we have to take the bad with the good with Key.

It's that the bad IS the good.

I wish some other, ahem, receivers around here had a little MORE of this trait.

Sportsbabe

06-15-2005, 11:04 AM

If people did some research into his background and community work I'd bet alot of people would have a different opinion of the man.

Most people will immediately take whatever is reported at face value. They aren't interested in anything but the negative because that's the only thing the media reports. That's why I have a brainstorm idea that half time of primetime football games should feature a player or coach and their off field endeavors. It willl give any charity and help organization free publicity and people will have the opportunity to utilize them or contribute to the cause. But that would be too much like right :rolleyes: .

Who can I send this suggestion to? All the posters here that have connections, please feel free to pass this idea on. Your help would be appreciated :)

LaTunaNostra

06-15-2005, 11:09 AM

Key is one of those who can REALLY wear a suit. One of those cases, where the clothes definitely makes the man.

He's still no Woody... :D

The man looks good in warm-ups...

http://i5.photobucket.com/albums/y164/nbr1diva/12-29-2004.jpg

and a suit....

http://i5.photobucket.com/albums/y164/nbr1diva/woodson_darren040726.jpg

...and in cut-offs..
http://photos.imageevent.com/hermsherald/2005holding/small/Woodson.jpg

Sportsbabe

06-15-2005, 11:10 AM

But he keeps on producing by hard work and thinking he is better than better athletes, and reminding himself and us of it whenever possible.

It's not that we have to take the bad with the good with Key.

It's that the bad IS the good.

I wish some other, ahem, receivers around here had a little MORE of this trait.

:bravo: That's all I want out of my player. I'll always remember Michael Irvin's quote from very early in his career: "I can catch a BB in the dark." In other words, I'm good. You sure are sweetie pie :D

WoodysGirl

06-15-2005, 11:10 AM

...and in cut-offs..
http://photos.imageevent.com/hermsherald/2005holding/small/Woodson.jpgGot that one at home...:D

Ok it's time to go cool off...

Sportsbabe

06-15-2005, 11:11 AM

...and in cut-offs..
http://photos.imageevent.com/hermsherald/2005holding/small/Woodson.jpg

Now that's what I'm talking about, ooohh wheeee!!!!!!

Sportsbabe

06-15-2005, 11:12 AM

Ok it's time to go cool off...

LOL Trudat. Let me get back to work. I'll holla :)

Hollywood Henderson

06-15-2005, 11:19 AM

Sounds like to me that we need MORE of Key's type of attitude...
The guy is good, tough & is a team player...

Who can forget his simple forearm easily moving out tiny Dat out of the hole to spring Pittman for that long TD when he was with Tampa?

Sportsbabe

06-15-2005, 11:28 AM

Just find it nauseating that all Dallas' offensive success is because he does so much. Like no one else is out their busting their butts.

That's just the way you're taking it. Just because someone toots their own horn doesn't mean your whistle doesn't have a pea :laugh1:

Not like on my job where I'm the best customer service rep in the department and everybody else is worthless. Not like that at all.

But seriously though, I think you are reading something into his quotes more than he's saying. I don't hear him putting down his team mates. I only hear him promoting himself. I have no problem with that. If he did this while at the same time blaming everyone else for the team's failures, that wouldn't set well with me. I don't hear that. (But that's just me.)

k19

06-15-2005, 11:33 AM

:lmao2:

LaTunaNostra

06-15-2005, 11:42 AM

:lmao2:
ROFL..

sorry k19...you gotta expect that on this board a summary of a player interview will end up with Woody photos (with associated female panting), a Keyshawn psychological profile, and HH getting a dig in on 'little Dat'.

The Zone. Gotta love it!

Hostile

06-15-2005, 11:47 AM

Exactly.

Every time I hear Keyshawn, I think of the saying, "If you could buy that guy for what he's worth and sell him for what he thinks he's worth, you'd be a millionaire." ;):hammer:

Mike 1967

06-15-2005, 11:51 AM

:hammer:

Hostile

You need to realize that you have an advantage over the girls in this debate.

It is quite simple....your opinion is not biased by how he fills out a pair of shorts or a suite.

Your judgements are not clouded by emotional contstraints.

Best to let this one lie buddy. And as a married man you know exactly what I mean ;)

Thanks,
Mike

Hostile

06-15-2005, 11:57 AM

Hostile

You need to realize that you have an advantage over the girls in this debate.

It is quite simple....your opinion is not biased by how he fills out a pair of shorts or a suite.

Your judgements are not clouded by emotional contstraints.

Best to let this one lie buddy. And as a married man you know exactly what I mean ;)

Thanks,
MikeOkay, that was plain funny. Glad my wife wasn't reading over my shoulder though.

~Memo to self, don't open this thread at home and read Mike's post.~

LaTunaNostra

06-15-2005, 11:58 AM

It is quite simple....your opinion is not biased by how he fills out a pair of shorts or a suite.

Bah!

We'd be for Key's willingness to do the grunt work, his never-say-die philosophy, and his larger than life persona even if he looked like Tuna.

Just like Parcells, the boy's got personality, he's got charisma and he's got the sex appeal of power, not the mere power of sex appeal.

BrAinPaiNt

06-15-2005, 12:01 PM

Bah!

We'd be for Key's willingness to do the grunt work, his never-say-die philosophy, and his larger than life persona even if he looked like Tuna.

Just like Parcells, the boy's got personality, he's got charisma and he's got the sex appeal of power, not the mere power of sex appeal.

Nah....you women are just perverts. :p: ;)

Hostile

06-15-2005, 12:02 PM

Nah....you women are just perverts. :p: ;)BP 'ol buddy, you better duck.

:whip:

BrAinPaiNt

06-15-2005, 12:19 PM

BP 'ol buddy, you better duck.

:whip:

I have been married long enough to learn the ropes.....or escape manuevers. :p:

Hostile

06-15-2005, 12:21 PM

I have been married long enough to learn the ropes.....or escape manuevers. :p:That's for 1 on 1 amigo. 3 on 1 is a whole different issue. You better have your fast sneakers on.

BrAinPaiNt

06-15-2005, 12:25 PM

That's for 1 on 1 amigo. 3 on 1 is a whole different issue. You better have your fast sneakers on.

Fast sneakers?

With my body I could have rocket propelled sneakers and I would not be fast. :p:

But I am sneaky :D

Besides I know the weakness of these women.

Watch this and see how fast they forget what I have said....

http://www.dallasnews.com/sharedcontent/dws/img/01-05/0130cowwoodson.jpg

http://images.radcity.net/5462/778256.jpg

:D

WoodysGirl

06-15-2005, 12:26 PM

Mike 1967

06-15-2005, 12:27 PM

Fast sneakers?

With my body I could have rocket propelled sneakers and I would not be fast. :p:

But I am sneaky :D

Besides I know the weakness of these women.

Watch this and see how fast they forget what I have said....

http://www.dallasnews.com/sharedcontent/dws/img/01-05/0130cowwoodson.jpg

http://images.radcity.net/5462/778256.jpg

:D

It must be the shoulders.

WoodysGirl

06-15-2005, 12:33 PM

Nah....you women are just perverts. :p: ;)Not hardly in comparison to some of the horny toads who post on this board. I've gotten called out on the main board and sent numerous PMs just from guys wanting to know who the heck is in my avatar!! :eek:

It's all about appreciation:

You guys got the Dallas Cowboy Cheerleaders...

http://www.dallascowboys.com/cheerleaders/home.cfm

We've got the actual Dallas Cowboy Players.

http://www.dallascowboys.com/team.cfm

If I ever want to be reminded of who has more perversion in them, I can just troll through the OT zone...:D

WoodysGirl

06-15-2005, 12:35 PM

BrAinPaiNt

06-15-2005, 12:38 PM

Not good enuff... You got to come with more than that. I've got a WHOLE Gallery of Darren Woodson pics at home. :D

He is looking over his shoulder at you....he is saying Hey Hey Hey.

Just don't slide down in the mud when you try to come back with a witty line :eek: :p: ;)

Everlastingxxx

06-15-2005, 12:41 PM

You guys got the Dallas Cowboy Cheerleaders...

Now this is something to get excited about.
http://www.angelfire.com/dc/blackdcc/squads/DCC_squad_04-05.jpg

WoodysGirl

06-15-2005, 12:48 PM

He is looking over his shoulder at you....he is saying Hey Hey Hey.

Just don't slide down in the mud when you try to come back with a witty line :eek: :p: ;)Why? U looking for company? Nah, that's ok. I would never stoop so low... :D

Besides I would never sling mud. It's not lady-like...:cool: :p:

BrAinPaiNt

06-15-2005, 12:53 PM

Why? U looking for company? Nah, that's ok. I would never stoop so low... :D

Besides I would never sling mud. It's not lady-like...:cool: :p:

I don't slip in the mud....I just make loud bodily noises. :( :D

WoodysGirl

06-15-2005, 12:56 PM

I don't slip in the mud....I just make loud bodily noises. :( :DI'm soooo glad I'm done eating lunch...:eek: :p:

BrAinPaiNt

06-15-2005, 01:06 PM

I'm soooo glad I'm done eating lunch...:eek: :p:

Hope you had a nice lunch....I usually do not eat lunch. If I eat lunch then I am normally not hungry when I get home from work and then the wife gives me one of those "I slaved over a hot stove and you don't want to eat" looks.

Besides having steaks on the grill this evening....as long as it does not storm. I hate days when one minute it looks like it is going to storm and then the next minute it looks real nice and rotates like that all day.

I also hate when I start rambling and babbling....I hate myself now. :mad: :( :p:

WoodysGirl

06-15-2005, 01:14 PM

Hope you had a nice lunch....I usually do not eat lunch. If I eat lunch then I am normally not hungry when I get home from work and then the wife gives me one of those "I slaved over a hot stove and you don't want to eat" looks.

Besides having steaks on the grill this evening....as long as it does not storm. I hate days when one minute it looks like it is going to storm and then the next minute it looks real nice and rotates like that all day.

I also hate when I start rambling and babbling....I hate myself now. :mad: :( :p:Lunch was good, thx. Grilled chicken pasta salad. Trying to do the healthy thing for a change.

However, I am a bit perplexed by this rambling syndrome you've displayed. That is not the Brainpaint I know. Rambling is often a sign of delirium attributed to hunger. Eat a snicker. It's supposed to cure any hunger pains... lol

Oh and get a George Foreman grill for your steak, just in case. Then you won't have to worry about the weather.

Sportsbabe

06-15-2005, 01:33 PM

Your judgements are not clouded by emotional contstraints.

I would love for my estrogen to allow me to be constrained by healthy, young Cowboys players ... but I digress.

Also, my estrogen has gotten me some mighty fine jewelry, meals & TLC. Not to mention being served up quite nicely every now and then. My emotional constraints have been very, very good to me ;)

BrAinPaiNt

06-15-2005, 01:39 PM

Lunch was good, thx. Grilled chicken pasta salad. Trying to do the healthy thing for a change.

However, I am a bit perplexed by this rambling syndrome you've displayed. That is not the Brainpaint I know. Rambling is often a sign of delirium attributed to hunger. Eat a snicker. It's supposed to cure any hunger pains... lol

Oh and get a George Foreman grill for your steak, just in case. Then you won't have to worry about the weather.

None of that Formean Grill stuff for this old boy. I don't want a steak or burger that is dry like a piece of cardboard lol.

Besides I ate breakfast and it will hold me....with my belly I doubt part of one day will starve me :D

Sportsbabe

06-15-2005, 01:41 PM

:bow: Bah!

We'd be for Key's willingness to do the grunt work, his never-say-die philosophy, and his larger than life persona even if he looked like Tuna.

Just like Parcells, the boy's got personality, he's got charisma and he's got the sex appeal of power, not the mere power of sex appeal.

:bow: Now that's the actual factuals. Men just don't understand. They could use a little bit of our emotional constraints. Maybe they could see more clearly. The point about BP is on the money. You're my hero.

BrAinPaiNt

06-15-2005, 01:42 PM

I would love for my estrogen to allow me to be constrained by healthy, young Cowboy players ... but I digress.

Also, my estrogen has gotten me some mighty fine jewelry, meals & TLC. Not to mentioned being served up quite nicely every now and then. My emotional constraints have been very, very good to me ;)

You know it is ok to say your Good looks instead of estrogen. :D ;)

The term estrogen sometimes confuses and scares men. :p:

Fletch

06-15-2005, 01:49 PM

I didn't have a problem with it either Latuna.

Since this was a recap, there's no way to know how it was said and in what context. But then I like Key. Arrogance and all. So I don't get too bothered by what he says.

Ditto WG and LaTunaNostra! I wasn't a big fan of Key's back in his Tampa days, but now that he is a Cowboy, I have definitely backed the guy and have no problems with him whatsoever. He is a leader on this team.

Fletch

06-15-2005, 01:51 PM

Now this is something to get excited about.
http://www.angelfire.com/dc/blackdcc/squads/DCC_squad_04-05.jpg

Beautiful indeed.

Sportsbabe

06-15-2005, 01:51 PM

The term estrogen sometimes confuses and scares men. :p:

I know .... that's why I use it :D (Besides, it's not the good looks. I'm just decent looking but my estrogen gives me super natural powers :lmao: )

FuzzyLumpkins

06-15-2005, 01:53 PM

Now this is something to get excited about.
http://www.angelfire.com/dc/blackdcc/squads/DCC_squad_04-05.jpg

Now thats a nice loaf of bread and I am in the mood for sandwiches.

But I digress. This thread is entertaining even tho I am less a few brain cells for reading it.

Mike 1967

06-15-2005, 02:14 PM

I would love for my estrogen to allow me to be constrained by healthy, young Cowboy players ... but I digress.

Also, my estrogen has gotten me some mighty fine jewelry, meals & TLC. Not to mentioned being served up quite nicely every now and then. My emotional constraints have been very, very good to me ;)

I have been married for going on 13 years.

I understand completely :)

BrAinPaiNt

06-15-2005, 02:30 PM

I have been married for going on 13 years.

I understand completely :)

Sometimes it gets to the point where the only acceptable answer is....Yes Dear.

:p:

However I still stand strong and defiant against the wicked and perverted ways of women....well...sometimes I sit strong against it. :p:

Mike 1967

06-15-2005, 02:46 PM

Sometimes it gets to the point where the only acceptable answer is....Yes Dear.

:p:

However I still stand strong and defiant against the wicked and perverted ways of women....well...sometimes I sit strong against it. :p:

Me Too !!!!!

I just never tell anyone....especially my wife :o:

Mike 1967

06-15-2005, 02:47 PM

Sometimes it gets to the point where the only acceptable answer is....Yes Dear.

:p:

However I still stand strong and defiant against the wicked and perverted ways of women....well...sometimes I sit strong against it. :p:

I am a rock. Steadfast...unmoving....firm....strong !!!!

But my wife is an ocean.

You ever see what an ocean can do to a rock over time ?

Hostile

06-15-2005, 03:29 PM

I am a rock. Steadfast...unmoving....firm....strong !!!!

But my wife is an ocean.

You ever see what an ocean can do to a rock over time ?Post of the day.

BrAinPaiNt

06-15-2005, 03:32 PM

I am a rock. Steadfast...unmoving....firm....strong !!!!

But my wife is an ocean.

You ever see what an ocean can do to a rock over time ?

LMFAO!!!

Good Stuff

Mike 1967

06-15-2005, 04:04 PM

LMFAO!!!

Good Stuff

Thanks guys !

At least the waves have made this rock...... a lot cleaner and have smoothed my rough edges :)

I'm a better rock today that I was yesterday.....at least that is what my wife tells me......so it must be true :D

junk

06-15-2005, 05:02 PM

What a meandering thread.

I don't particularly care for Keyshawn's act off the field. I love his aggresive attitude and fearlessness over the middle when he plays though.

The guy does seem very insecure and totally hung up on Marvin Harrison though. Guess what? Marvin is WAY better Key. I don't think you are even in the ball park for comparison at this point.

Marvin:
845 catches, 11185 yards, 13.2 YPC and 98 TDs

Key:
673 catches, 8917 yards, 13.3 YPC and 54 TDs

At this point, Harrison is HOF material and Keyshawn is on the outside looking in.