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LOL Oh man this is too funny. And the two amigos "liked" your response about using the ignore button but didn't bother to use it themselves. I'm not the one who is bothered by their posts. did you bother to read their posts about them crying they are done with me but continue to take swipes? LOL TOO FUNNY! Holy cow!!!!!
Buggy, i'm not the one bothered by their post nor am the one whining about ignoring someone then constantly taking swipes at them. if they want to cry about claiming they will ignore me but keep taking swipes they can go ahead and I will continue to call them out on their stupidity.But my point is, if what they say is offensive to you, AND you know they have you on ignore anyway, why TRY to engage them in conversation ? It just seems pointless to me getting yourself all riled up over something you can`t change. Maybe it`s just the former mod in me. Just saying.
Someone told me once that money don't buy happiness. I explained to him that it might not buy happiness, but it does buy a hell of a lot of consolation prizes.So it came down to money. I'm shocked.
Read an interesting comment from an anonymous GM;"You don't put good players on waivers".
I prefer to think of it as giving you the freedom to persue it.Someone told me once that money don't buy happiness. I explained to him that it might not buy happiness, but it does buy a hell of a lot of consolation prizes.
It's difficult disagreeing with anything you said. I know some will say that home field advantage ain't what it used to be, but in the playoffs? I think it's important, especially if you drag a fair weather team into a frigid place like Lambeau Field when it's nearly zero outside.I think with the Rams, it'll come down to who is playing at home. If we're expected to go into LA and beat them with their weapons it'll be tough, the Pack will need the benefit of the weather in GB to help them IMO. The best-case scenario, if they meet in the playoffs is it's a home game in GB and it's frickin cold. Otherwise, I think Stafford takes years of abuse out on us with all his weapons.
Someone told me once that money don't buy happiness. I explained to him that it might not buy happiness, but it does buy a hell of a lot of consolation prizes.
I think with the Rams, it'll come down to who is playing at home. If we're expected to go into LA and beat them with their weapons it'll be tough, the Pack will need the benefit of the weather in GB to help them IMO. The best-case scenario, if they meet in the playoffs is it's a home game in GB and it's frickin cold. Otherwise, I think Stafford takes years of abuse out on us with all his weapons.
don't forget to put a heater in the dog house.How dare you ? That`s she who must be obeyed. I`ll bet you looked behind you before you typed that.
Have to go all the way back to last year to find a warm weather team beating the Pack in GB in cold weather in the playoffs.It's difficult disagreeing with anything you said. I know some will say that home field advantage ain't what it used to be, but in the playoffs? I think it's important, especially if you drag a fair weather team into a frigid place like Lambeau Field when it's nearly zero outside.
In LA? At this point I think it's Rams by 7. If it's the playoffs in January, I see the Packers by 3, if played in Green Bay. But, those are just opinions, and guesses. Who knows how it's all going to play out. There are a lot of games, and a lot of potential injuries still out there waiting to happen.
don't forget to put a heater in the dog house.
You are right and not just the playoffs either......they haven't lost at Lambeau yet this year to a warm weather team! I think had it been snowing in Jacksonville we beat those damn Saints the first game of the year!Have to go all the way back to last year to find a warm weather team beating the Pack in GB in cold weather in the playoffs.
Not that you like to see a guy suffer a season ending injury, but a great break for the Packers and other NFC teams.Well it looks like the Rams just lost Woods to an ACL tear…. so …
True… and serendipitous for them that they got OBJ.Not that you like to see a guy suffer a season ending injury, but a great break for the Packers and other NFC teams.
Yup. Same day as the injury. Sounds like Woods and the Rams didn't even know he tore it until after he had kept practicing and talked to the media.True… and serendipitous for them that they got OBJ.
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If it's to the Rams I kinda love it. Except if they win. I'll really be rooting for them to lose and hope they are years in salary cap hell...they deserve to be. imho
If he wanted to make the best football decision, he would've come to Green Bay.
At the end of the day, he made a decision that he felt was best for him. I commend him for that, but I think he would've been better off with us.
Hell, we sign a good ILB for once after basically neglecting the position for near a decade and suddenly we our close to fielding a top 10 unit.