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Why do you feel the need to do this? Your opinion isn't good enough? Do you think anyone gives a flying #### what Joe Smith from Twitter thinks?No, I have never posted a Tweet and represented it as the truth.
With the Tweets I am sometimes posting a point of view or opinion from someone, which you can either accept or not accept as being a legitimate take on things.
I have no idea what you're referring to, but given your history I doubt your accuracy.
I do. I enjoy reading tweets from interesting people. squistion never posts tweets from unknowns, he posts tweets from experts, celebrities, politicians. I find them informative and interesting.
I'm dead serious. I don't get this criticism, I never have. Especially when it comes from jokers like Hell Toupee who constantly misrepresents themselves and others.oh come on
In all fairness, I have done that occasionally, but it was because they said something I found humorous or insightful and I wanted to give proper attribution rather than plagiarize it.
A good one from earlier in the week, I believe it was the guy we found out strangled his wife in front of their 6 year old child... I found him very humorous and insightful, all while I punched my wife in the face.
Sorry no.
It was a tongue-in-cheek post.
Take a long look in the mirror you sanctimonious ####### and assess your life for ####s & giggles. You're nothing more than a pissclam to me timmy. Now go spam the boards with your schtick . ########
For what it's worth, squistion doesn't report posts nearly as often as some of his most vocal critics do.
A bit of an overreaction - the way he is acting one might think you asked him a hypothetical question.
Well let me apologize to you for blowing your thread up. Blowhard did get me mad but I was channeling anger with a subordinate here in the office to the message board.
They shouldn't. I've never understood why people get into these weird personal grudges, like the one you're nursing.
Actually it is not my thread and probably should be :IBTL: IMO unless the thread title is changed back to the subject matter of the OP which was a discussion of Colin Kaepernick which had continued for 72 pages until today.
I sense a report and complain coming, ruh roh!!
Maybe Luck can get away with whatever he wants bc he has the potential on and off the field to be one of the best QB's in the NFL - he has also never made any headlines for getting in trouble.
The real conversation - if you want to call it that, had to do with the "bohemian" appearance of Kaepernick - and specifically of it being a detriment to his getting a future QB starting gig, because the QB is the "the face of the franchise".
Dude, I am not digging through 76 pages to find a reference to his hair and since I don't know the exact terminology that was used, I can't do a word search to find it. Plus there is always the possibility the OP was deleted. Hell Toupee did that after I mentioned he called Walmart shoppers rabble - claimed he never said that and demanded I show him the OP but it had been deleted by him so I couldn't - however Scooter found it in a Google cache of the thread.
Maybe you can't find it bc I never uttered a single word about his appearance in 76 pages? It might not be worth your time because you can't?
That is your quote in case you don't remember... It happened about 15 minutes ago.
1) Re-read this paragraph.
I still dont trust the veracity of that post. It looked shopped to me . Awful convenient that the post can't be found but suddenly appears on what looked like a shopped page. It did look shopped
And Hell Toupee claimed he never uttered a single word about Walmart shoppers being rabble and he was wrong.
You may be right. I was going off of what I've seen recently in other sports. Several Fangraphs writers have moved on to jobs with MLB front offices. Seth Partnow, one of the founders of Nylon Calculus, took a job with the Milwaukee Bucks this year. I don't know how it works with football, but I would think the future earnings potential and general emotional fulfillment of having your ideas make a difference in a real NFL team would be greater than they would if you just continued to write and work independently.Generally, most football journalists or writers don't aspire to be hired by an NFL team - that is not the career path they want to follow. Instead they want to keep moving up the ladder in football sports journalism. Some have done it, but generally most football writers don't aspire to go in that direction.
And you could make the same argument about Matt Waldman - if he is so great at evaluating rookies, why hasn't an NFL team hired him? Why he still just hawking his Rookie Scouting Portfolio?
Do you want 7-1 odds? Just kidding.
