Osi Umenyiora has high praise for Tony Romo

Only on the cowboys zone will you find such heated debates about a game that happened 12 years ago. lol
Or such a massive scorched Earth objection to giving a good player some credit. The NERVE of some fans...they need fought to the death.
 
Only on the cowboys zone will you find such heated debates about a game that happened 12 years ago. lol
I know, right? So you're saying you realize Dez didn't catch it? Is that what you're finally admitting?
 
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Are there any Star Trek: The Original Series fans? Do you remember the episode called The Changeling, where Mr. Spock used logic to instill self-replicating contradictions within the hybrid probe's thinking? Has anyone else gotten the same vibe while reading a sub-discussion within this thread..?
That was actually kirk that did it
 
From sun up to sun down, and some in between. It's a wonder TMC ever sleeps and if he does sleep, I'm sure he wakes up every hour to check the forum to see if he can plant them carrots and to see how far down a rabbit hole he can take you, Lord help him if this forum ever shuts down, there is not enough therapy to fix that mess.
1 fan….
LOL. There's a reason he's known as the forum's rabbit hole.
2 fan….


There’s 2 more idiots to add to the list.
 
LOL. Yeah, I'm almost a 22 year old "burner" account. :rolleyes: Rabbit hole, at least look at someone's profile before making a fool of yourself.
As if it’s beneath someone to have a burner for 20 years. Either you’re a follower who can’t think for themselves or a burner. I was nice and said burner….
 
That was actually kirk that did it
Dang it. I have been out-Trekked. :laugh: You are 100% correct. That was a great scene (link).

Methinks my misremembering, involving another mechanical entity, was from I' Mudd, when Mr. Spock used a non-sequitur tactic to disable the androids (link). It was not a logical argument per se that forced the contradictory breakdown Kirk forced, though.

This will bug me all day. I could have sworn Spock was in a TOS episode, where he locked up another artificial being's thought processes like Kirk did. Perhaps I am thinking of a Data scene from TNG instead? Crap. My brain hurts.
 
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