Hostile
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Lonely isn't it?HeavyHitta31 said:Again, I MUST missing something here, because I fail to see how Hos arguement has any merit what. So. Ever.
Lonely isn't it?HeavyHitta31 said:Again, I MUST missing something here, because I fail to see how Hos arguement has any merit what. So. Ever.
When logic does a fly by, it cracks me up.peplaw06 said:Precisely my point Einstein... none of em.
Yes, but it would have been better with a bowl of that TO popcorn.WoodysGirl said:Hey BDC... Enjoying the show?![]()
After reading the way you spin things? I sincerely doubt that 'shocked' would be the best description.HeavyHitta31 said:You would be shocked![]()
DallasEast said:After reading the way you spin things? I sincerely doubt that 'shocked' would be the best description.![]()
peplaw06 said:Precisely my point Einstein... none of em.
Actually, that wasn't what he said at all.HeavyHitta31 said:So is your arguement that we have no players and coaches from the 2004 team on this years squad?![]()
peplaw06 said:They have about the same effects on this team as Quincy Carter and Vinny Testaverde... who were the QBs when we lost many of those openers you referenced to support your point.
HeavyHitta31 said:I'm going to guess that he was not soley referring to Quincy and Vinny T to make his point, because not only were they only one player on those respective teams, but neither player was soley responsible for our opening day losses.
Now, I can only assume from that (again, assumption, very bad thing around these parts) that he was reffering to his apparent thought that, just like those teams from the 70s, 80s, and 90s, Parcell's last 3 teams have none of the same players and coaches as this years team, which is simply false
peplaw06 said:No you're right. VT and QC weren't solely responsible for our opening day losses for 5 years. I merely didn't have the time or the interest to look up every guy that was on those teams that isn't here now.
The point is that you're basing this year's team on a bunch of guys that are no longer on the team. The comparison with last year's team is the closest in terms of guys on the roster. There's no reason to put forth your records from a past era and refuse to acknowledge that historically we are a good team on opening day. Both of the stats represent teams that had players, coaches, etc. that are no longer with the teams. The varying degrees of people no longer with the team is irrelevant. They're all different teams.
Yakuza Rich said:Dallas could beat them, but lately (sans last year) they haven't been a very strong opening day team.
HeavyHitta31 said:Not true. Almost every coach and many of the players are the same as the 2003 and 2004 teams that got tagged by Atlanta and Minnesota
HeavyHitta31 said:We finally have a winner. It took 130+ posts, but someone finally gets it
lately (sans last year) they haven't been a very strong opening day team.
Not to mention the fact that, save last season, we don't tend to fair well in road openers
peplaw06 said:
Maybe it's because he said this:
And not this:
See the difference?? No?? Why am I not surprised?
Exactly.peplaw06 said:
Maybe it's because he said this:
And not this:
See the difference?? No?? Why am I not surprised?
Hostile said:Exactly.
Why else would I jump on that one point?
Exactly, which is why you shouldn't assume that others on this board can understand your twisted logic, sometimes. You have to say what you mean and not assume others can read your mind thru your IP addy.HeavyHitta31 said:Yet another poster proves that assuming is a terrible, terrible thing![]()