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doing 100 mph and weaving in/out of traffic? no sympathy for that guy. if that's how he rolls, society is better off without him. might even be some karma smacking fat albert for his road rage that ended with the other driver in a wheel chair. one never knows...Nightly Mistake said:
Buster I know you are a passionate fan and seem like a pretty good guy most of the time.....but that's a real **** post.The kid was only 23.
There might be some karma involved in using someone's death to support your dislike of someone. A man died, and that matters. Your opinion of Haynesworth? Not so much.
Ridiculous. Can't believe the kid never got a chance with the Shannies (plural of Shhanny?). Fast with good hands, moves moves, and a nose for the endzone (see his Giants TD). Too bad too. We could really use a WR that can stretch the field. I wish we had someone like, I don't know, Brandon Lloyd on the team to open up the offense.
I don't know the facts, but if hes going 100 on a bike anywhere but on a highway Buster c has a pt as it's 50-50 that this story could have been child/pedestrian killed by biker travelling 100+, though the karma stuff was weak. Same thing with steve Irwin and Houdini. Live by the sword....thayman said:
I did lots of things at 20-23 that were incredibly stupid. I'm sure since you and Buster seem to be such pillars of morality you never did anything in your early 20s that would have remotely endangered anyone at anytime.
The writing was on the wall when he could not get any offensive snaps against St. Louis when Anthony Armstrong was out. Thomas must look really bad in practice that the coaches have so little confidence in him. Also note that Thomas had trouble getting onto the field under Zorn too.
But when he did, he contributed.
but "a man died and that matters" isn't?
yeah, but I never got sympathy for my knuckleheadedness
tear down that wall!!!
You didn't die either. And it's not sympathy it's basic humanity. To come out and just say "The world is a better place with out him" without you knowing anything about the kid is more of a testament to your character that his.
I actually like the Redskins in this game. I really depends on which Redskins show up. If hte first half Philly Redskins show up, they will do fine. If the team that played the Rams comes, they will get destroyed.
It's real easy to do what you're doing buster: finding a fresh corpse and setting up a soapbox next to it to say it proves some point of yours. Real easy to do on the internet to show what a tough guy you are, but you'd never do it in real life. That's because you're a coward.And classless as hell.Go to the memorial service and tell his family your opinion, brave guy.
If the Skins can run the ball all game, dominate time of possession, get one or two more turnovers than the Packers, then I can see the close game. The Packers are going to score --- there will be little d-line pressure from the Skins due to Haynesworth being out, so Rodgers will have time to pass. The Redskins will have to choose whether to risk blitzing him, or playing the same type of coverage they played against Philly --- limiting the long stuff and good tackling. I can see the Skins staying close if all goes right, or getting thumped if it doesn't.
It's too bad Al isn't playing because the D could really use that pressure up the middle today.
I'm positive that society would be much better off without your sorry ###!
what kind of fantasy world do you live in where you call someone horrible names - a person you do not know - and then accuse ME of being a coward and classless? you're proving yourself to be a hypocrite. would you say these things to MY face??
Well the world he lives in probably isn't the same one where you come on here spouting off about how so many NFL players are "human excrement".....then you come on and show joy over a 23 year old kid dying.ETA: and yes I'd gladly say that do your face.
what I'd like you to say - here, or to my face - is how you equate "no sympathy" with "showing joy"
i belive your exact words were "the world is a better place without him"
You're beating a dead horse, Mr. Human Excrement.
They didn't run too well, but they did get more turnovers and more time of protection. And they made more big plays than the Packers, which amazed me since the Packers are one of the more explosive teams in the league. I did not see that coming.Very unexpected and enjoyable win.fatness said:Yeah, that'll put any team in any game.
Today Jermichael Finley and Donald Lee were injured against the Redskins.
Thanks. I'm good with that.If he does it again I'll be all over him even worse. Hopefully he won't.
Armstrong is good and getting better. I loved his comment in training camp: "I refuse to let any more teams cut me."
NL, I always respect what you say here and have re-read my post. I disagree that my comment was inappropriate and stand by my belief that society is better off without people who do harm to others. I agree that expressing that thought in a written forum can lead to misunderstandings and defer to your request to do better.
Just posted this in the Rodgers thread. Looks like Rodgers got a concussion. Don't forget Clay Matthews.
Their time of protection was bad, but I think ours was worse.They didn't run too well, but they did get more turnovers and more time of protection. And they made more big plays than the Packers, which amazed me since the Packers are one of the more explosive teams in the league. I did not see that coming.Very unexpected and enjoyable win.fatness said:Yeah, that'll put any team in any game.
Campbell in for the Raiders too.
A team that wins ugly while it's learning a new coaching staff, offense and defense, along with new key personnel, and a defensive star absent today and not yet fully integrated into the defense, is a dangerous team going forward. If they play defense the remainder of this season the way they did in the second half this team has the potential to even get deep into the playoffs. Still, they have a ways to go. The MVP for the Redskins was Clay Matthews' hamstring. His absence was the difference in the ball game, no question.
Yeah, that'll put any team in any game.
And Armstrong is on his way to being a relevant FF player. 
