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youngallstar
Drew, I cant see the pic in your sig
February 10, 2005 at 09:16PM View BBCode
:lol::lol::lol:Drew, I cant see the pic in your sig
andrew
[url=http://www.pluto.dti.ne.jp/~ando3/figureskate/photo/99JO/men/yagu_sp1.jpg]www.haulmate.com/inventers/friends/tomsfriends/matt.jpg[/url]
[Edited on 2-10-2005 by andrew]
February 10, 2005 at 09:20PM View BBCode
I found it on the haulmate website, under "our friends"[url=http://www.pluto.dti.ne.jp/~ando3/figureskate/photo/99JO/men/yagu_sp1.jpg]www.haulmate.com/inventers/friends/tomsfriends/matt.jpg[/url]
[Edited on 2-10-2005 by andrew]
whiskybear
February 10, 2005 at 09:47PM View BBCode
I've got to say, that's some hilarious, hilarious stuff.
skierdude44
[Edited on 2-10-2005 by skierdude44]
February 10, 2005 at 09:50PM View BBCode
Wow... Football to figure skating in the same thread. Interesting... Anyway I could go on and make another long post on the subject and continue this debate but since Whisky is the primary guy arguing the opposite side and me and him had our own debate on AIM and both saw that we each had some pretty good points I'm not gonna waste my time on another post now. Maybe I'll copy and paste the conversation here later.[Edited on 2-10-2005 by skierdude44]
1tim412
I do my best! :D
Ok, so I don't really believe all that I said and I mostly don't like Brady because of the ref's call in the Snow Bowl but his stats in the regular season are merely above average. (as opposed to Hall of Fame calibur) Look at them and you'll see that. To say that he knows how to win is like saying Jeter knows how to win. Of course he does, because he's been on a good to great team his whole career with a good supporting cast. The real test would be if he were on a team like the Browns or Dolphins. He's a good QB, no doubts there. And he does seem to be able to step up his game in the playoffs, but he doesn't deserve the total credit for all the wins. Belichick, Weis, Crennel, Seymour, Harrison, Law, the whole O-line, Dillon, Bruschi, McGinest, Vrabel and Vinetieri all deserve a lot of that credit too. They've had some of the best coaching, and great players on defense and a solid O-line the whole time. He has a long way to go before being a lock for the Hall. To say "if he stay on this path..." is absurd though because his main qualification for the HoF is his postseasons that he's had and to expect the Patriots to make it to the SB every year is ridiculous. He will have to add a little more to his regular season stats to get in.
February 10, 2005 at 11:31PM View BBCode
Originally posted by whiskybear
Tim is really aspiring to the title of this thread with some of those comments. Yowza!
I do my best! :D
Ok, so I don't really believe all that I said and I mostly don't like Brady because of the ref's call in the Snow Bowl but his stats in the regular season are merely above average. (as opposed to Hall of Fame calibur) Look at them and you'll see that. To say that he knows how to win is like saying Jeter knows how to win. Of course he does, because he's been on a good to great team his whole career with a good supporting cast. The real test would be if he were on a team like the Browns or Dolphins. He's a good QB, no doubts there. And he does seem to be able to step up his game in the playoffs, but he doesn't deserve the total credit for all the wins. Belichick, Weis, Crennel, Seymour, Harrison, Law, the whole O-line, Dillon, Bruschi, McGinest, Vrabel and Vinetieri all deserve a lot of that credit too. They've had some of the best coaching, and great players on defense and a solid O-line the whole time. He has a long way to go before being a lock for the Hall. To say "if he stay on this path..." is absurd though because his main qualification for the HoF is his postseasons that he's had and to expect the Patriots to make it to the SB every year is ridiculous. He will have to add a little more to his regular season stats to get in.
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