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NFL Offseason Thread |OT3| The Long Wait
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DeaconKnowledge
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Stop posting the truncated buttfumble. You have to show the part where Sanchez buries his head in the turf like an Ostrich after he fumbles the ball. It completes the story.
The Frankman
Banned
Gronk is done.
You didn't like Skyfall? You're getting up there with Pats fans.
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You thought skyfall sucked? I mean I understand when people say "not for me". But a turd?
Is there such thing as too much vitamin C per day.
Work got us some of these electrolyte replacement packets, each one is 250% your DV
http://www.sqwincher.com/products/sqwincher/sqwincher-powder-concentrate/
So can you have too much vitamin C?
Work got us some of these electrolyte replacement packets, each one is 250% your DV
http://www.sqwincher.com/products/sqwincher/sqwincher-powder-concentrate/
So can you have too much vitamin C?
DeaconKnowledge
Member
Yes. Your body just pisses out the excess though.
Yeah you can have too much vitamin C, you're just pissing it all out anyway so its not toxic. You can have too much fat soluble vitamins, that's actually toxic.
The Frankman
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Futurevoid
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Mackenzie 92
Member
Ok cause I had 4 today because I usually drink 4 32 oz waters during work and this sugar free orange was tasty as fuck so that means i had 1000% lol
Also whats a fat soluble vitamin
ActStriker
Member
Skyfall was alright. Q was great and I chuckled a bit when it turned into a Home Alone movie.
at least Urlacher groped fake 40 year old boobs. Gronk is a sexual predator.
Look at the picture. He gets assaulted sexually, it's not like his cheek tries to smooch her lips.
Poor Gronk, everyone is plotting to either put him in jail or in the wheel chair. He's just too pure for this rotten world.
A, D, E, K. They're stored in your fat unlike the water soluble vitamins.
I wanted to like it too, but the story was just too dumb. Even for a Bond movie.
I liked the new Q as well. I always hated this M though. She seems like such a cold and dumb bitch. Not a winning combination.
I never get time to watch movies, but I plan to make an exception for Star Trek.
Would love to see Fast 6 and Superman, but that is never going to happen!
Pssh. I'll send you where many of my clients have had to go.
I just wait for movies to show up on demand, and when that time comes I forget I was even interested.
I actually love watching a good movie in the theater. Even with a 55" screen and Bluray it still does not compare.
I just don't have time for it anymore and I end up renting them from RedBox and watching them late at night after the kids are asleep.
Do you have a decent sound system? That's always the difference maker for me.
I don't have anything good, so the theater is always the superior environment if the crowd isn't bad, but my one brother has a nice sound setup at his house and I'd prefer that over the theater.
The Frankman
Banned
Pure as the yellow driven snow.
That girl should get checked out. No telling how many STD's Gronk had at that time.
Wildcat Sanchez vs the Bills doesn't get enough love. The flinch; the laugh; the holding penalty. It also has it all.
Former Giants WR Steve Smith is retiring today after just six seasons in the NFL. Pretty crazy the roller coaster his career took. Beginning with a Super Bowl victory with the Giants, a 100 reception season and an appearance in the Pro Bowl, then a bad knee injury that resulted in him bouncing around the league and struggling to even get on the field. It's pretty depressing to see the dive he took and an important reminder of just how quickly a single injury can effectively end a player's career.
I have to wonder a bit if things might have been different at all if he accepted the Giants' small contract offer coming off his injury and stayed within their system. Probably not, given his inability to see the field with Philly, St. Louis and Tampa Bay, but who knows.
I have to wonder a bit if things might have been different at all if he accepted the Giants' small contract offer coming off his injury and stayed within their system. Probably not, given his inability to see the field with Philly, St. Louis and Tampa Bay, but who knows.
Well, at least you won't have to worry about wear and tear from jumping more than 6 inches off the ground.
My dad has had surgery on both knees (meniscus). My brother, who has always played a lot of soccer, had to do the same (in his late teens/early twenties). I think I'll be next. Only thing that can save me is absolutely no sports, I guess (not a doctor's diagnosis, just my own impeccable logic).
I really use to many of these things (brackets).
Lol, Steelers got shit on in the Super Bowl by the worst defense in the history of the world. At least you didn't then get shit on by Tim Tebow.
You're probably right, but the Giants run some complex run and shoot concepts with their wide receivers that allow intelligent receivers that are good route runners to succeed where they might not in other systems. Smith was never known for his athleticism even when he was healthy, he might have been able to have limited success based on their system and his prior experience with it.
OH WELL WE GOT CRUZ INSTEAD WHO CARES
I have a bad knee.
I have no pain 10+ years from the reconstruction of the ACL but it was never the same.
Really only affects you during sports though.
If you play sports you can't totally protect yourself from it but stretch as much as possible to minimize it happening.
We never played the Patriots in the SB.
And when we played you guys your defense was good for that one year.
His agent fucked up his career. Should have returned or at least, if he decided to go to Philly, sat on PUP and not rushed his knee back. He's been injured ever since he left.
At least he got a ring in his short career, and had a big play in it: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JBh6Y3Rp73c
Can your son dunk on you yet?
I like when Jaworski talks about NFL route concepts as if they're rocket science*, then we see teams revert to these clearouts that are used at every level of the game for crucial third down plays.
*For the record, of course I understand that the elite passing offenses in this league are very complicated. At the end of the day, they're all about getting players in space. The difference is that the space is miniscule in the NFL compared to the college game.
Hes getting close*.
I am pretty sure I will turn out to be a lunatic if my son is a basketball prodigy.
* on the baby basket in the basement.
Especially when he's hailed as the next Michael Jordan.
ScottSullivan
Member
The falcons could really be dangerous again this season with Jackson in the backfield. I've got a ton of respect for how hard that guy runs. He seems so consistent year to year.
Low blow...
How easy is life if you are 6'9" or taller and are athletic and can dunk? You are pretty much guaranteed to play in the NBA and if you can rebound and play defense you will have a long career as well. If you can score you will be a celebrity and worth hundreds of millions of dollars.
:jnc
Futurevoid
Member
Crazy. Smart guy and a great route runner when he was healthy. Though it was filthy seeing him an Eagles uni, I was hoping he'd find some success elsewhere. Good guy, too. Always pleasant to the fans and active in social media when he was with Big Blue.
Also rejected a rather nice contract offer when he was healthy:
Ralph Vacchiano ‏@RVacchianoNYDN
Steve Smith once reportedly rejected a five-year, $35M offer with $15M guaranteed from #NYG. Hurt his knee months later. Was never the same.
wow..
Too busy tweeting
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