Any Minicamp Photos?

[VICTOR710]

Have they been released?

 

[zrinkill]

I cannot wait till they are ..... I need a new Sig ...



P.S. ..... everytime I see your Avatar I think Jerry Stackhouse.

 

[Yeagermeister]

I cannot wait till they are ..... I need a new Sig ...



P.S. ..... everytime I see your Avatar I think Jerry Stackhouse.

 

[jdnoyes]

The DMN Blog now has several pics posted on if if you scroll down a bit, one of Wade watching Romo stretch and one of Ellis doing Bungee work, and one of TO although that could be an older pic.

 

[theogt]

Wade Phillips is a midget!

 

[smarta5150]

Miles Austin's current AOL Away Message:

"on my grind... mini camp"


EDIT: Not trying to be funny... it really is.

 

[devman90]

whats his sn?

 

[smarta5150]

whats his sn?

pm....

 

[dallasfaniac]

Ok, is this football or syncronized swimming?

 

[smarta5150]

http://i87.***BLOCKED***/albums/k158/smarta5150/n28800038_3954.jpg

 

[Alexander]

Ok, is this football or syncronized swimming?

At least they are not doing that odd exercise with the brooms again.

 

[Yeagermeister]

I hate it when parents put their kids on a leash. I guess they don't want Greg to get away.

 

[smarta5150]

I hate it when parents put their kids on a leash. I guess they don't want Greg to get away.

Speaking of... I would never put my kid(s) (future that is) on one of those kid leashes.

IMO they are very, very degrading to the child.

 

[AdamJT13]

Speaking of... I would never put my kid(s) (future that is) on one of those kid leashes.

IMO they are very, very degrading to the child.

You might change your mind if your child is ever lost, injured or kidnapped because they didn't stay right beside you in a public place.

I've never put any of my kids on one, but I can understand why someone would. Especially if the child doesn't feel degraded (and you shouldn't assume that they do).

 

[smarta5150]

You might change your mind if your child is ever lost, injured or kidnapped because they didn't stay right beside you in a public place.

I've never put any of my kids on one, but I can understand why someone would. Especially if the child doesn't feel degraded (and you shouldn't assume that they do).

I believe in paying attention and being aware.

As long as something shiny doesn't catch my attention when I am out with my kids I'll be all right

Of course, this is all assuming I have children one day :

(any stats to back this up? lol jk)

 

[dallasfaniac]

I have a 1 1/2 year old son and live in Vegas, a key stop for many human trafficers and notoriously known for pedestrian deaths.

I put him on a leash even when I have him in the shopping cart at ghetto Wal-Mart or walking out to my car. It takes an instant for something to happen and I could care less about how 'degraded' he feels.

 

[smarta5150]

I have a 1 1/2 year old son and live in Vegas, a key stop for many human trafficers and notoriously known for pedestrian deaths.

I put him on a leash even when I have him in the shopping cart at ghetto Wal-Mart or walking out to my car. It takes an instant for something to happen and I could care less about how 'degraded' he feels.

Oh come on, Vegas is perfectly safe

I was only semi-serious when I made that leash comment... just got a little sidetracked.

 

[Bizwah]

I believe in paying attention and being aware.

As long as something shiny doesn't catch my attention when I am out with my kids I'll be all right

Of course, this is all assuming I have children one day :

(any stats to back this up? lol jk)

Sorry....but I gotta laugh at this.

Yes, as a parent it's important to pay attention and be aware. But you are only human. You get tired....you get distracted....and all it takes is one second of not looking and you could lose your kid. I always hear people without kids telling parents how they would do things differently.

Well you know.....When it's your kid, do what you feel is right. Let other parents do what they feel is right.

I've never put my kid on a leash...but I have a friend who has. She was a single mom with two kids. She got pretty defensive when I razzed her about it. But it made perfect sense for her. She had no relatives in the area, couldn't afford a sitter all of the time, and had to go grocery shopping. So, she had to shop for her food (keeping an eye for bargains), watch her older girl, and keep track of her three year old son (who was a bit of a rambunctious child). So, she simply put him on a kiddie leash....for her sanity.

Being a parent (especially for single parents) isn't easy.

All that being said....Ellis does look like he's on a kiddie leash.

 

[smarta5150]

*stirs the pot*

 

[Mr Cowboy]