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What's a pizza? A giant opened faced sandwich. What's a burrito? A wrap, which is a sandwich. What's a steak dinner? A deconstructed sandwich. What's sushi? A delicious meal perfect for tailgating and wine.
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Sushi is a wrap sliced into bite size pieces. It's a finger sandwich.
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Jan 5, 2017 17:27
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pillsburysoldier posted:Doing/learning physics is fun but astrophysics is more of a "wouldn't it be cool to understand what they're talking about?!" thing rather than the very-not-fun building of simulations and having it match data from the observatories and blah blah blah computer science is about hentai and illegally downloading copyrighted material and cryptocurrencies
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Jan 5, 2017 17:28
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Chilichimp posted:pretty sure that quantum physics is the dorkiest, bro. Nah it owns.
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Jan 5, 2017 17:38
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Mr. Nice! posted:Sushi is a wrap sliced into bite size pieces. It's a finger sandwich. It isn't though, that's maki 
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Jan 5, 2017 18:06
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No Safe Word posted:It isn't though, that's maki i'm not talking about the seaweed wrapped sushi specifically. In the case of the sushi sandwich, the bread is the vinegared rice that's wrapped around the roll.
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Jan 5, 2017 18:13
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The posts are coming from within the thread! 
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Jan 5, 2017 19:02
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Joey Freshwater posted:The posts are coming from within the thread! 
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Jan 5, 2017 19:29
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He's at it again!Same Guy As Before posted:The SeaHawks are a very beatable team folks. However, the Lions have some glaring holes on the defensive side of the ball. Specifically our corner backs. Lawson, Bademosi, Butler... these guys simply won't cut it. They are not up to the NFL level caliber of play. My previous suggestion went ignored and like I predicted we lost against the Packers and Rodgers lit the secondary up. This time my proposal can not fall on deaf ears. I am going to quickly recommend some free agents at CB the Lions should consider signing before tomorrow game at Seattle. The list is as follows: Marcus Cooper, Jamell Fleming, Leon Hall (not sure if hes still available), Morgan Trent, Dionte Allen (CB for FSU then OSU), CORTLAND FINNEGAN, Ronde Barber, Charles Woodson, Ty Law, and Champ Bailey. Personally, I would sign Woodson,Law, and Bailey and play them all part time Vs. the Seahawks....Along with slay, these 3 men can hold their own in an NFL playoff game with a rotation and limited minutes in play. This is for a playoff win folks. We can't roll out their with Bademosi, Butler and Lawson again. Even Wilson will torch us if we do.
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Jan 7, 2017 01:18
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Shangri-Law School posted:He's at it again! You can't even legally sign someone to play in a playoff game, can you? Also Morgan Trent lmao
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Jan 7, 2017 01:21
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lol okay he's joking. the lines about his suggestions being ignored lmao
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Jan 7, 2017 01:34
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Henchman of Santa posted:You can't even legally sign someone to play in a playoff game, can you? Quite a few teams signed guys for the playoffs (Seahawks signed the corpse of Devin Hester, for example). Half-surprised he didn't put Darren Sharper on his list un-ironically.
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Jan 7, 2017 01:56
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Putting aside the obvious fantasy of Ty Law or Champ Bailey coming out of retirement, how does he expect them to arrive in football shape, learn the scheme in 24 hours, and be even remotely acceptable on the field? You'd probably get the same results from pulling a random fan out of the stands.
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Jan 7, 2017 10:44
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Benne posted:Putting aside the obvious fantasy of Ty Law or Champ Bailey coming out of retirement, Reminder: Champ Bailey was cut from the Saints secondary.
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Jan 7, 2017 10:54
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Benne posted:Putting aside the obvious fantasy of Ty Law or Champ Bailey coming out of retirement, how does he expect them to arrive in football shape, learn the scheme in 24 hours, and be even remotely acceptable on the field? You'd probably get the same results from pulling a random fan out of the stands. Charles Woodson is the funniest. Like yeah dude, give him a call, I'm sure he'll drop his ESPN gig in a heartbeat to go play for the loving Lions. He's just been sitting by the phone waiting for the call.
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Jan 7, 2017 15:49
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looooooooooool
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Jan 9, 2017 03:16
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the bernybra cucks really hosed us over this time fellas
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Jan 9, 2017 14:29
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some guy from ThePhins.com posted:
What is it about Wide-9 fronts that get fans that half-know what they're talking about so riled up?
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Jan 12, 2017 21:34
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Oh I'll help Stop reading finheaven
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Jan 12, 2017 22:13
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Catfish Noodlin posted:What is it about Wide-9 fronts that get fans that half-know what they're talking about so riled up? It didn't work for the Eagles that one year so is the devil. It's an interesting theory at least, that requiring your LB's and safeties to crash into linemen more often on run blitzes might lead to more injuries, but I wouldn't put any stock into it unless someone sat down and made a really convincing argument with visual evidence of linebackers slapping into the chests of 325lb guards over and over again.
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Jan 12, 2017 22:18
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Kalli posted:It didn't work for the Eagles that one year so is the devil. Yeah, but it's no different from in any number of other defenses running aggressive 1-gap fronts. If you're not 2-gapping someone, you've got a defensive back having to have a run fit. It isn't just a Wide-9 front where it's inside of the formation. Amy Pole Her posted:Oh I'll help Excuse me, it's the other website. And I can't give up the stupid Club Level inside information even though it's frequently probably bullshit.
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Jan 12, 2017 23:56
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Ahahahaha so on a Texas board people were condemning Tom Herman's hire of Casey Horny, a very unfortunately named former Baylor staffer who tweeted a bunch of pro-Art Briles poo poo after everything went down. Poster A chimes in with a hot take: quote:So all of you up in arms about this obviously haven't made mistakes in your professional life, especially when you were younger and more impressionable to the whims of your superiors. How would you like to be blackballed for the rest of your career? This guy got sucked into the us vs. them bunker mindset that set in with the Baylor staff last season. He himself had nothing to do with the despicable covering up of rape by Briles. As a Christian, I believe in forgiveness and that people deserve second chances and an opportunity to learn and grow. Following Herman over the years, he has completely won me over by his excellent judgment. In Herman I trust. The rest of you should follow suit. A challenger appears! quote:Are you implying that it was because you were young and impressionable that you cheated on your wife with multiple dudes while main-lining hardcore drugs and being yanked out of a flophouse to be put into Rehab? That is because you were young and impressionable and the whims of a predatory superior landed you in that position? That's an...interesting take. Poster A quote:Do I win something for you coming out of hiding? Should we discuss the reasons you have gone into hiding. Unlike you, I'm not a bitch rear end oval office and have stuck around here despite occasional attacks like yours and worked through my problems by staying clean. Overcoming my problems with God's help and treatment is something that I am extremely thankful and I am proud of who I am today. This is my favorite anonymous football argument I have seen in a while.
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Jan 13, 2017 03:40
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Catfish Noodlin posted:Yeah, but it's no different from in any number of other defenses running aggressive 1-gap fronts. If you're not 2-gapping someone, you've got a defensive back having to have a run fit. It isn't just a Wide-9 front where it's inside of the formation. Oh that sites owner is a kid toucher FYI I can't believe it was an Omar Kelly tweet burn but he totally outed the dudes criminal record when he attacked Kelly on twitter lol
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Jan 13, 2017 04:04
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v2vian man posted:hell buddy, reese's cups are sandwiches My god
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Jan 13, 2017 04:35
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Thermos H Christ posted:Ahahahaha so on a Texas board people were condemning Tom Herman's hire of Casey Horny, a very unfortunately named former Baylor staffer who tweeted a bunch of pro-Art Briles poo poo after everything went down. lmao that's loving amazing
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Jan 14, 2017 03:41
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Kalli posted:It didn't work for the Eagles that one year so is the devil. I can attest that, as an Eagles fan, hearing the phrase "wide 9" still makes me twitch.
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Jan 14, 2017 03:50
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A writer for the SF Chronicle said this hiring process for a GM and HC was kind of like a blind squirrel looking for a couple of walnuts. It was clear long before the season was over that Balke was going to go. They gained nothing by keeping him around. What Jed York should have done was to make his decision on Balke at the season half-way point, and sack him then. Then he should have done a deliberate and thorough search for a new GM and gotten him hired before the end of the season. The *GENERAL MANAGER* should be the one running the football operation and nobody else. He then should then have made the decision on whether or not to keep Pete Kelly, and if to let him go, then conduct his search for the next head coach. This isn't a democracy. One guy, the GM, needs to be the one guiding the organization just as the head coach guides the team. Right now, nobody is sure who is running the show. Jed York needs to read the US Army manuals on leadership. Being a leader isn't about making brilliant decisions, barking orders and expecting everyone to kiss up. A real leader knows what is needed in the organization, hires the right people and then... are you ready? Let's them do their jobs. All the leaks to the press are the end result of people laying blame for mistakes and failures instead of trying to figure out what went wrong and how to fix it. When people are pointing fingers, everyone is getting in their fox hole trying to avoid the bullets. As he said earlier, you can't fire the owner, but you can hope the owner will realize that if he keeps doing things the same way he's always done (and the process used in the hiring of John Lynch and Kyle Shannahan certainly is more of the same), then he shouldn't be surprised when he gets the same result. What's amazing is how many people they interviewed and chewed through, but the *ONLY* qualification Jed York has for being in the job he is, is that he's Mama's boy. If you want to point fingers, don't point them at Jed York. Point the at Mama. She's the one who first put John York in charge and then Jed with no more thought than they're family. It's a good thing our president doesn't run the country this way.
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Feb 2, 2017 05:36
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Does Darren Rovell's twitter count? https://twitter.com/darrenrovell/status/827013671754854400
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Feb 2, 2017 06:06
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lol pete kelly
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Feb 2, 2017 06:06
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Well. He's right about everything else.
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Feb 2, 2017 15:19
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jazzyhattrick posted:Hello Amerigoons, I was just perusing the BBC sports page and noticed that England have apparently won the biggest prize in your homosexual version of Rugby. I wasn't even aware we had a team, but I am glad we won nonetheless, even if it wasn't in a men's sport.
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Feb 6, 2017 19:58
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That does not belong in this, the horrible football posts thread.
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Feb 6, 2017 20:01
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Lol can you imagine if NFL players played rugby and went over there? My lord
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Feb 7, 2017 03:26
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Amy Pole Her posted:Lol can you imagine if NFL players played rugby and went over there? My lord The Patriots have an olympian rugby 7's guy who only plays ST for them. Imagine Ezekial Elliot playing Rugby
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Feb 7, 2017 03:27
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Don't forget that Jarryd Hayne flamed out of the drat 49ers of all teams, too
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Feb 7, 2017 03:29
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Kalli posted:The Patriots have an olympian rugby 7's guy who only plays ST for them. As great as rugby players are and as tough at they want to claim they are (and they totally are) Jonah Lomu was a MONSTER by rugbys standards and was incredible when he was healthy. Sadlly it never happened for any extended length. Imagine Rob Gronkowski went to rugby it would essentially be Jonah Lomu. There are dozens of players in the NFL that could make the switch to rugby with moderate success just because they don't fully understand the strategy. They would just be so big and so much faster than the average rugby player. Spoeank posted:Don't forget that Jarryd Hayne flamed out of the drat 49ers of all teams, too yeah and it's because football is more than "hard hitz" and "being a tough big strong man" like non fans in other countries think. Give them a game of madden and it's unlikely they would even understand that. There aren't even plays in rugby, unlike football. Its stupid to even compare the two sports. Rugby is more akin to soccer/hockey in my opinion. extendedsolo fucked around with this message at 03:46 on Feb 7, 2017 |
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Feb 7, 2017 03:42
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Amy Pole Her posted:Lol can you imagine if NFL players played rugby and went over there? My lord 
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Feb 7, 2017 03:51
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The biggest issue I see with Football players crossing over to Rugby is getting used to the fact that the game basically never stops.
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Feb 7, 2017 03:57
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Dhani Jones played a little rugby after he retired from the NFL. If I recall correctly he didn't have the conditioning to play that much of a game, but when he was on the field the players were saying he was the best tackler they'd ever seen. And he was a pretty bad LB in the NFL.
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What level of play was he at?
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