GO PATS!!!

[bicentennial_baby]

Ladies and gentleman, today we have the 14-0 Pats versus the 1-13 Dolphins. This should be fun :rofl:

[flvegan]

1. What does the gallery here think the final score will be?

[sniffa]

5. 52-6

[NightWatcher]

2. is this going to be a fair fight?

I just watched the Jags pummel the Raiders 49-9

[bicentennial_baby]

4. hellz no

but you just never know, right?


:rofl:

[RetroLounge]

7. and the Bears embarrassed the packers

35-7.

:D

RL

[RetroLounge]

3. Careful, the Dolphins are playing for, uhm, pride?

or something.

Maybe Shula will finally shut the fuck uop about the '72 Dolphins.

Go Pats!

:hi:

RL

[bicentennial_baby]

8. Doubtful...

yeah, pride, that's it... :rofl:

:hi: you!

[RetroLounge]

14. Hey you!

:hi:

RL

[sniffa]

10. no, they're playing for the grumpy old men

can't let their champagne go to waste.

[GOPisEvil]

6. One bad thing about living in Austin.

The local CBS affiliate thinks everyone here wants to see Vince Young. I'd rather watch the Patriots rather than the mediocre Titans and the loser Jets.

[bicentennial_baby]

9. I feel ya

:hug:

:hi: babe!

[DS1]

11. beat me to it

I just popped a load of popcorn, but I still have to go down the road to the bar to actually watch - because I refuse to pay for cable and my antenna reception sucks balls

[bicentennial_baby]

12. Awww, we'll miss you

Have fun, boyo. Talk to you later. :hi:

[sniffa]

13. Jason Taylor has played stand up, pass coverage every down so far

possibly because of his injury.

[bicentennial_baby]

15. Touchdown! Randy Moss....

:woohoo:

[bicentennial_baby]

16. Touchdown #2, Moss again

:woohoo:

[sniffa]

17. 14-0 pats. 2nd TD for Moss

:bounce:

[flvegan]

18. Touchdown number 3. 59 yard run!

[sniffa]

19. 21-0. Maroney has his 2nd 50+ yd run of the game

:bounce:

[Alexander]

20. The Pats rule, even if Tom Brady is a Bushbot.

[sniffa]

21. um, he's not a bushbot

nice try though.

and yes, i know he attended his 2004 State Of The Union at Bush's invitation.

hopefully you support him if he goes into politics after football, as he'll be running as a Dem.

[Alexander]

22. He golfs with Rush Limbaugh and Poppy Bush on a regular basis.

As a Democrat, I don't like Brady's politics.

As a Pats fan, I don't care.

But go ahead and live in denial if that's what you want.

[sniffa]

25. that's news to me

i'd love to see some proof other than a Celebrity Golf Tournament that all 3 were in.

and i'm not in denial. as one of the few DUers (i assume. i haven't seen anyone similar) with a family member with the team, i take my up close view with more credence than others.

[rpannier]

33. I'm not a Brady or a Pats fan, but as I pointed out to the previous poster

The 26-year-old athlete punted on the November 2000 general election, missing the Gore-Bush showdown and the reelection bids of Senator Dianne Feinstein and Representative Tom Lantos. He later missed the 2002 gubernatorial race, last year's contentious recall campaign, and other assorted local races and propositions. Now here's the fun part: Brady is also currently registered to vote in Ann Arbor, Michigan, where he played for the University of Michigan. He registered there in September 1996, with the sophomore giving his address as a dormitory where football players resided (Michigan voters do not register in a particular party). Brady, whose Ann Arbor registration remains "active," never made it to the polls during his college years, missing the Clinton-Dole presidential race and assorted local, state, and federal contests, according to a records review conducted by city election officials

link:
http://www.thesmokinggun.com/archive/tombrady1.html


Made me curious how a bushbot would have never voted for bush

[rpannier]

32. I did a little checking on Tom Brady's golf outings

Brady golfs at...The George Bush Cape Arundel Classic, which raises money to support Gary's House. Gary's House, which is affiliated with Mercy Hospital in Portland, provides a place for families to stay while loved ones are being treated.

Brady played golf at the classic with former President Bill Clinton as well.

Brady also, apparantly has stopped off at the Patton's Berry Farm for fresh squeezed juice on one occassion. A place where the former president Bush likes to stop.

As to golfing with capt oxycotin...there's nada.

link:
http://www.boston.com/news/local/maine/articles/2006/06/06/clinton_attends_fundraiser_before_meeting_ex_president_bush/?p1=MEWell_Pos4

on edit:
According to the registrar of voters Brady has NEVER voted, not in Michigan or California

The 26-year-old athlete punted on the November 2000 general election, missing the Gore-Bush showdown and the reelection bids of Senator Dianne Feinstein and Representative Tom Lantos. He later missed the 2002 gubernatorial race, last year's contentious recall campaign, and other assorted local races and propositions. Now here's the fun part: Brady is also currently registered to vote in Ann Arbor, Michigan, where he played for the University of Michigan. He registered there in September 1996, with the sophomore giving his address as a dormitory where football players resided (Michigan voters do not register in a particular party). Brady, whose Ann Arbor registration remains "active," never made it to the polls during his college years, missing the Clinton-Dole presidential race and assorted local, state, and federal contests, according to a records review conducted by city election officials.

link:
http://www.thesmokinggun.com/archive/tombrady1.html

[flvegan]

23. Touchdown! What a catch!

[bicentennial_baby]

24. Make that TD #4, thank you Gaffney

:rofl: Soon to be 28-0, 3:33 left in the 2nd. :D

[flvegan]

26. Pats win!! 28-7

Cliffhanger.

[RadiationTherapy]

27. This Steve Grogan guy or whatever his name is-

is teh Shizz

Go Pats!

[pintobean]

28. Cheaters can prosper.

[RiffRandell]

29. Great response!

The whole "cheating" incident came out in umm, I believe the first game of the season.

Damn that NFL for not doing anything about it!

Pats still win; has nothing to do with Belichick, Brady, Maroney, Wexler, Moss, Gaffney, Vrabel......?

Face reality: They rule.

[pintobean]

30. They're the best.

Possibly the best ever. The Pats have always been one of my favorite teams. Certainly my favorite in the AFC East. I lost all respect for them when they cheated. I think they'll go undefeated and win the Super Bowl, but I HOPE they lose their next 2 games.

[edbermac]

35. Yeah the Pats had to cheat to beat those powerhouse NY Jets.

With bums like Brady and Moss, they needed every edge they could get.

[pintobean]

36. That's what sucks so bad.

[rpannier]

31. I'm a Timothy man myself

But Pat is a good Irish name as well.

[edbermac]

34. Of course a lot of Pats fans won't be able to see game #16.

Thanks to some idiot who scheduled it to be broadcast on the nfl.com network.

Way to go guys! :grr:

[sniffa]

37. luckily, we're in the range that it's on local tv

:bounce: