QB Carter calls getting cut by Alouettes 'a joke'

BrAinPaiNt · May 25, 2006

Hostile said:
What that the landlord will smell it and evict them?

Some people get what I call "super" hearing, or at least they think they do, and start thinking people are talking or whispering about them yet nobody will be saying a word.

BlueStar22 · May 25, 2006

this shouldn't even be news. i see that most couldn't help yourselves. I feel for the guy. I hope he can get it together somewhere.

silver · May 25, 2006

katr: "he's available!! let's get him to save our season. this is like christmas!!!"

Hostile · May 25, 2006

BlueStar22 said:
this shouldn't even be news. i see that most couldn't help yourselves. I feel for the guy. I hope he can get it together somewhere.

The Montreal Gazette disagrees with you.

Waffle · May 25, 2006

Kartr has been curiously absent from these latest Crankcase threads.

AsthmaField · May 25, 2006

Waffle said:
Kartr has been curiously absent from these latest Crankcase threads.

He's no doubt learning French so he can dispute the translation from the article.

He'll come in here eventually and say, "This sentence doesn't say 'Quincy Carter is through in the CFL'... it says 'He threw too well for the CFL'."

Yeagermeister · May 25, 2006

AsthmaField said:
He's no doubt learning French so he can dispute the translation from the article.

He'll come in here eventually and say, "This sentence doesn't say 'Quincy Carter is through in the CFL'... it says 'He threw too well for the CFL'."

He needs to learn English first

Alexander · May 25, 2006

Doomsday101 said:
No he might have to get an 8 to 5 job like the vast majority of Americans do.

I don't think he could hold down a nine to five. He would keep thinking someone was going to replace him and he would get insulted the first time a better worker is selected for a promotion over him. He might feel like he wasn't getting a good shot to be the lead fry cook even though he avoided burning them the one time he filled in.

I'm sorry a guy not reaching his dream in sports happens all the time so you go out and get a job. The University of George gave him a scholarship which is a lot more than many young people get and now he can put that free college education to use.

I don't believe he even graduated. It is pretty easy to tell his life was sports and he has squandered.

Putting it bluntly (no pun intended), would you buy a car or insurance from him?

Alexander · May 25, 2006

BlueStar22 said:
this shouldn't even be news.

Why wouldn't it?

Hostile · May 25, 2006

Alexander said:
Why wouldn't it?

Because it hurts feelings?

Just guessing.

Waffle · May 25, 2006

AsthmaField said:
He's no doubt learning French so he can dispute the translation from the article.

He'll come in here eventually and say, "This sentence doesn't say 'Quincy Carter is through in the CFL'... it says 'He threw too well for the CFL'."

:laugh1: Sounds plausable to me. But if he's going to take the translation literally, perhaps a screenname change from "Kartr" to "Krankase" is in order.

AsthmaField · May 25, 2006

Alexander said:
Why wouldn't it?

I was kinda wondering that too.

Doomsday101 · May 25, 2006

Alexander said:
I don't think he could hold down a nine to five. He would keep thinking someone was going to replace him and he would get insulted the first time a better worker is selected for a promotion over him. He might feel like he wasn't getting a good shot to be the lead fry cook even though he avoided burning them the one time he filled in.

I don't believe he even graduated. It is pretty easy to tell his life was sports and he has squandered.

Putting it bluntly (no pun intended), would you buy a car or insurance from him?

You could very well be right but then again that is life and would not be much of an issue if this was just the average Joe on the street. We all make choice in life and then live with them. He received a free education and choose to piss it away that is his fault, hopefully some kid playing sports will see that and choose to stay in school and graduate before turning pro because face it there are no certainties in sports so take advantage of a free education. I don't feel sorry for people who screw themselves. The folks I have sympathy for are those who can't help themselves, not those who had chances and choose the wrong path.

AsthmaField · May 25, 2006

Waffle said:
perhaps a screenname change from "Kartr" to "Krankase" is in order.

:laugh1: OMG... Krankase! Classic!! :lmao:

5Stars · May 25, 2006

Waffle said:
:laugh1: Sounds plausable to me. But if he's going to take the translation literally, perhaps a screenname change from "Kartr" to "Krankase" is in order.

Well, don't forget that other poster - Q the man .

He needs to change his name to Crankcase the man . :laugh1:

Alexander · May 25, 2006

Doomsday101 said:
I don't feel sorry for people who screw themselves. The folks I have sympathy for are those who can't help themselves, not those who had chances and choose the wrong path.

That's easy for you to say. You don't have to deal with the issues that this young man has had to endure. I mean, let's be serious for a moment. He had to deal with prejudice, unfair competition and outright stupidity from jackass owners in the NFL who really were too obtuse to recognize true talent when they saw it. He had to cope with teammates who turned their backs on him when he needed them the most. He did lead two teams to the playoffs and has been better than any QB we have had since Troy Aikman, but that did not matter to these people who had it out for him.

Nevermind, I can't hold it in anymore. :lmao2:

Doomsday101 · May 25, 2006

Alexander said:
That's easy for you to say. You don't have to deal with the issues that this young man has had to endure. I mean, let's be serious for a moment. He had to deal with prejudice, unfair competition and outright stupidity from jackass owners in the NFL who really were too obtuse to recognize true talent when they saw it. He lead two teams to the playoffs and has been better than any QB we have had since Troy Aikman.

Nevermind, I can't hold it in anymore.

And now it is time to join the rest of us in the real world and hold down a job. Oh the injustice of it all. :lmao2:

Waffle · May 25, 2006

Quincy Crankcase said:
"And we were practicing in (an indoor facility), so I couldn't throw as deep as I wanted."

I'd get used to that if I were him. AF2 plays all their games indoors.

Alexander · May 25, 2006

Waffle said:
I'd get used to that if I were him. AF2 plays all their games indoors.

Seriously, what did he mean by that comment? I have a hard time following that one.

DeaconBlues · May 25, 2006

BrAinPaiNt said:
Actually Mary Jane does make many people paranoid, at least when they are using it.

Not me, just hungry.

Oopps . . .

:zipit: :drunk:

QB Carter calls getting cut by Alouettes 'a joke'

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