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Subject: I'm going to try this again: Tim Tebow
Date: Thu Dec 15 18:03:33 2011
User: TNmountainman
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Which was my point. Aren't you the only member? Thus everything stays on-topic - unless your mind wanders. Unless there *are* other members. If there are, we haven't heard about them. That was my point.
User: TNmountainman
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Which was my point. Aren't you the only member? Thus everything stays on-topic - unless your mind wanders. Unless there *are* other members. If there are, we haven't heard about them. That was my point.
Date: Thu Dec 15 18:05:18 2011
User: WarriorSheep
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No I'm not the only member and I don't feel comfortable to name other members here.
User: WarriorSheep
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No I'm not the only member and I don't feel comfortable to name other members here.
Date: Thu Dec 15 18:13:01 2011
User: TNmountainman
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I wasn't asking; and I'm glad to hear you've got other members. And in that case, one *could* go back to my original 97.2% rhetorical question, if one wanted. But it's certainly not necessary....
User: TNmountainman
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I wasn't asking; and I'm glad to hear you've got other members. And in that case, one *could* go back to my original 97.2% rhetorical question, if one wanted. But it's certainly not necessary....
Date: Thu Dec 15 18:17:27 2011
User: firenze
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I think her board has birdhaus, stupa.plinth and Peach_of_Discord as members.
User: firenze
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I think her board has birdhaus, stupa.plinth and Peach_of_Discord as members.
Date: Thu Dec 15 18:22:02 2011
User: WarriorSheep
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firenze, you've stolen all of those and forced me to abandon them all.
User: WarriorSheep
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firenze, you've stolen all of those and forced me to abandon them all.
Date: Thu Dec 15 18:23:08 2011
User: firenze
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You are a liar, and what is worse, you know it.
User: firenze
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You are a liar, and what is worse, you know it.
Date: Thu Dec 15 18:31:53 2011
User: WarriorSheep
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TNm, I went back to what I thought was your first post to me concerning the 2 points at the end, and then firenze stole my ID and I got lost in this extremely pitiful display of ID theft of firenze's where not one of his friends had the hutspa to call him out, so what exactly did you want to discuss? I did say in the original thread that the Big Bang Theory episode I was watching was interupted to cut to the Bronco locker room where Tebow was being interviewed and then I remember saying something to the affect that instead of the Big Bang Theory I was in church on Sunday...something like that before it was deleted because I said the word church or Sunday...
User: WarriorSheep
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TNm, I went back to what I thought was your first post to me concerning the 2 points at the end, and then firenze stole my ID and I got lost in this extremely pitiful display of ID theft of firenze's where not one of his friends had the hutspa to call him out, so what exactly did you want to discuss? I did say in the original thread that the Big Bang Theory episode I was watching was interupted to cut to the Bronco locker room where Tebow was being interviewed and then I remember saying something to the affect that instead of the Big Bang Theory I was in church on Sunday...something like that before it was deleted because I said the word church or Sunday...
Date: Thu Dec 15 18:36:39 2011
User: Tim_Tebow
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May my Lord, Jesus Christ, bless you during this wonderful season of the year (and I don't mean football season).
User: Tim_Tebow
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May my Lord, Jesus Christ, bless you during this wonderful season of the year (and I don't mean football season).
Date: Fri Dec 16 11:49:53 2011
User: WarriorSheep
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So now TT crosses into the political: "I want to be the Tim Tebow of the Iowa Caucas" R(I)Perry
User: WarriorSheep
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So now TT crosses into the political: "I want to be the Tim Tebow of the Iowa Caucas" R(I)Perry
Date: Fri Dec 16 12:24:04 2011
User: TNmountainman
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Uh oh, now you've gone and done it, WarriorSheep. Introducing politics on the freecell discussion board. How inflammatory.
User: TNmountainman
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Uh oh, now you've gone and done it, WarriorSheep. Introducing politics on the freecell discussion board. How inflammatory.
Date: Fri Dec 16 16:06:54 2011
User: TNmountainman
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*These* kids maybe shouldn't keep doing what Tebow does....
Link: Tebow or not Tebow
User: TNmountainman
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*These* kids maybe shouldn't keep doing what Tebow does....
Link: Tebow or not Tebow
Date: Fri Dec 16 17:31:54 2011
User: WarriorSheep
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lyrics to What Would Brian Boitano Do (South Park) "What would Brian Boitano do If he was here right now, He'd make a plan And he'd follow through, That's what Brian Boitano'd do. When Brian Boitano was in the olympics, Skating for the gold, He did two Salchows and a triple lutz, While wearing a blind fold."
User: WarriorSheep
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lyrics to What Would Brian Boitano Do (South Park) "What would Brian Boitano do If he was here right now, He'd make a plan And he'd follow through, That's what Brian Boitano'd do. When Brian Boitano was in the olympics, Skating for the gold, He did two Salchows and a triple lutz, While wearing a blind fold."
Date: Sat Dec 17 13:04:00 2011
User: WarriorSheep
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Buzz, tell me what you think will happen tomorrow. I understand that Sunday's game with NE will be the make or break game, no?
User: WarriorSheep
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Buzz, tell me what you think will happen tomorrow. I understand that Sunday's game with NE will be the make or break game, no?
Date: Sat Dec 17 21:49:05 2011
User: BuzzClik
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What a great question. PatsFan is a far better expert on pro football as well as the Patriots, but I'll give you my flawed opinion. I think the Broncos will lose this one, and probably by a bunch. The Patriots have a potent offense and will give the outstanding Denver defense no quarter. Even though NE has a leaky defense, Denver has trouble scoring against the worst defenses. I'm guessing that New England will score 21 points before the Broncos put any points on the board. Maybe a 21-3 score at half time. That's far too much for The Denver Tebows to overcome in the four quarter, and that will be that. As always, if the Broncos can hold the score down, then we can possibly see a Denver miracle once again. But, I doubt it.
User: BuzzClik
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What a great question. PatsFan is a far better expert on pro football as well as the Patriots, but I'll give you my flawed opinion. I think the Broncos will lose this one, and probably by a bunch. The Patriots have a potent offense and will give the outstanding Denver defense no quarter. Even though NE has a leaky defense, Denver has trouble scoring against the worst defenses. I'm guessing that New England will score 21 points before the Broncos put any points on the board. Maybe a 21-3 score at half time. That's far too much for The Denver Tebows to overcome in the four quarter, and that will be that. As always, if the Broncos can hold the score down, then we can possibly see a Denver miracle once again. But, I doubt it.
Date: Sat Dec 17 22:04:20 2011
User: PatsFan
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Buzz, I assure you, I'm not all that knowledgeable. I think the Pats will capitalize on Tebow's weaknesses, but our defense could be stronger. I think that'll be fairly matched. I think our offense will be decent, resulting in a win for Brady. However, I think all games the pats play are gonna be tough ones !
User: PatsFan
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Buzz, I assure you, I'm not all that knowledgeable. I think the Pats will capitalize on Tebow's weaknesses, but our defense could be stronger. I think that'll be fairly matched. I think our offense will be decent, resulting in a win for Brady. However, I think all games the pats play are gonna be tough ones !
Date: Sun Dec 18 17:03:47 2011
User: PatsFan
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Repeating what I said in NFL thread: Tebow just patted Carter on the helmet... What a nice guy! And quite the RB for a QB!!
User: PatsFan
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Repeating what I said in NFL thread: Tebow just patted Carter on the helmet... What a nice guy! And quite the RB for a QB!!
Date: Mon Dec 19 14:45:15 2011
User: WarriorSheep
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That was a fun game to watch, lots of sloppiness (sloppiness is fun) and high scoring. I tuned in when the Broncos were leading so I was blown away. Is the Tebow phenomena over? I hope. Great SNL skit, I went to church and OF COURSE, the sermon was about Elway's reluctance to fall for Tebow completely, in fact the pastor just shortened it to "Elbow" vs the Brady Bunch. I might have been the only parishioner to roll my eyes. I don't know.
User: WarriorSheep
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That was a fun game to watch, lots of sloppiness (sloppiness is fun) and high scoring. I tuned in when the Broncos were leading so I was blown away. Is the Tebow phenomena over? I hope. Great SNL skit, I went to church and OF COURSE, the sermon was about Elway's reluctance to fall for Tebow completely, in fact the pastor just shortened it to "Elbow" vs the Brady Bunch. I might have been the only parishioner to roll my eyes. I don't know.
Date: Mon Dec 19 15:02:16 2011
User: BuzzClik
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You know, I find it very, very odd that a man of the cloth can actually see some correlation between faith and football. Making that connection strikes me a sacrilegious.
User: BuzzClik
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You know, I find it very, very odd that a man of the cloth can actually see some correlation between faith and football. Making that connection strikes me a sacrilegious.
Date: Mon Dec 19 15:15:39 2011
User: BuzzClik
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and then there's this guy.... I actually was on the field about 10 years ago at Notre Dame, and The Man lined up perfectly with the goal posts, declaring 6 points for his favorite Irish Catholic boys.
User: BuzzClik
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and then there's this guy.... I actually was on the field about 10 years ago at Notre Dame, and The Man lined up perfectly with the goal posts, declaring 6 points for his favorite Irish Catholic boys.
Date: Mon Dec 19 15:19:55 2011
User: bil
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let's see: a team working together towards a goal and a "man of the cloth" guiding his flock towards a goal, I see some connections there, back in school the Jesuits sure did
User: bil
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let's see: a team working together towards a goal and a "man of the cloth" guiding his flock towards a goal, I see some connections there, back in school the Jesuits sure did
Date: Mon Dec 19 15:21:45 2011
User: BuzzClik
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Wrong connection, bil. I wasn't talking parables or metaphors, I mean that Jesus and/or God actually caring about football (e.g., prayers answered).
User: BuzzClik
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Wrong connection, bil. I wasn't talking parables or metaphors, I mean that Jesus and/or God actually caring about football (e.g., prayers answered).
Date: Mon Dec 19 18:24:04 2011
User: PatsFan
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My cousin's husband posted on FB about an editorial where Tebow was listed among the 15 most decisive athletes of all time. Seriously??? In New England, we are pretty private about our religion. It isn't something I particularly care to see all the time, but neither am I offended. I am stunned that the author posted such BS! Divisive!?
User: PatsFan
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My cousin's husband posted on FB about an editorial where Tebow was listed among the 15 most decisive athletes of all time. Seriously??? In New England, we are pretty private about our religion. It isn't something I particularly care to see all the time, but neither am I offended. I am stunned that the author posted such BS! Divisive!?
Date: Mon Dec 19 19:13:03 2011
User: PatsFan
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Divisive!! I can't seem to get to the original editorial from doodling on my iPod (son has the laptop back). But what does come up are a slew of responses.
User: PatsFan
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Divisive!! I can't seem to get to the original editorial from doodling on my iPod (son has the laptop back). But what does come up are a slew of responses.
Date: Mon Dec 19 20:07:28 2011
User: BuzzClik
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PatsFan -- He is divisive; top 15 of all time? Not so sure about that, but if you watched the various talking head shows on sports networks when Tebow first took over as starting QB, those who were predicting his failure did so with great enthusiasm. Not just that he had mechanical problems in his passing, but that they truly despised him as a person. It was odd. At the same time, to watch people embrace him and cheer for him only because he prays openly during games is equally bizarre. You know the answer to these, PatsFan: Who is the best quarterback in the league who is either a rookie or in their second year (like Tebow)? Is it Tebow? Is Tebow the best running qb in the league? Is Tebow the best player on the Broncos? A lot of the harsh feelings toward him are because people feel the attention given to him as a player is undeserved.
User: BuzzClik
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PatsFan -- He is divisive; top 15 of all time? Not so sure about that, but if you watched the various talking head shows on sports networks when Tebow first took over as starting QB, those who were predicting his failure did so with great enthusiasm. Not just that he had mechanical problems in his passing, but that they truly despised him as a person. It was odd. At the same time, to watch people embrace him and cheer for him only because he prays openly during games is equally bizarre. You know the answer to these, PatsFan: Who is the best quarterback in the league who is either a rookie or in their second year (like Tebow)? Is it Tebow? Is Tebow the best running qb in the league? Is Tebow the best player on the Broncos? A lot of the harsh feelings toward him are because people feel the attention given to him as a player is undeserved.
Date: Mon Dec 19 22:26:57 2011
User: BuzzClik
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I've been pondering the concept of 15 divisive sports figures, and I have trouble getting to 15. Here's a list, not in any order: --Muhammad Ali (draft, conversion to Islam) --Mike Tyson (criminal behavior) --Pete Rose (betting on baseball games) --Miami Heat's Big Three (too much self promotion) --Howard Cosell (I'm stretching to call him a sports figure, but according to Time Magazine he was at the same time the most popular and most despised sports broadcaster) --Ty Cobb (complete b@st@rd) -- Barry Bonds (performance enhancing drugs) After that, I've got nothing. And, no, Tebow is not on my list.
User: BuzzClik
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I've been pondering the concept of 15 divisive sports figures, and I have trouble getting to 15. Here's a list, not in any order: --Muhammad Ali (draft, conversion to Islam) --Mike Tyson (criminal behavior) --Pete Rose (betting on baseball games) --Miami Heat's Big Three (too much self promotion) --Howard Cosell (I'm stretching to call him a sports figure, but according to Time Magazine he was at the same time the most popular and most despised sports broadcaster) --Ty Cobb (complete b@st@rd) -- Barry Bonds (performance enhancing drugs) After that, I've got nothing. And, no, Tebow is not on my list.
Date: Mon Dec 19 22:55:53 2011
User: bil
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1 O J Simpson 2 Pete Rose 3 Muhammad Ali 4 John McEnroe 5 Paul GGascoigne 6 Cristiano Ronaldo 7 Dennis Rodman 8 Tiger Woods 9 Barry Bonds 10 Allen Iverson 11 Lance Armstrong 12 Kobe Bryant 13 Lebron James 14 Tim Tebow 15 Michael Vick
Link: here's the list
User: bil
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1 O J Simpson 2 Pete Rose 3 Muhammad Ali 4 John McEnroe 5 Paul GGascoigne 6 Cristiano Ronaldo 7 Dennis Rodman 8 Tiger Woods 9 Barry Bonds 10 Allen Iverson 11 Lance Armstrong 12 Kobe Bryant 13 Lebron James 14 Tim Tebow 15 Michael Vick
Link: here's the list
Date: Mon Dec 19 23:07:12 2011
User: BuzzClik
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Good find, bil. I get the impression this guy decided he needed to go beyond 10 but really didn't have 15. Vick was an easy one that I missed, and so was McEnroe. Rodman wasn't all that divisive, he was just a loon. He was a talented disruption much in the vein of Ocho Cinco, Randy Moss, and T.O. Iverson? Bryant? I just don't get it. Ronaldo? No way. Paul Gascoigne? Who is that? Even after I read the article, I was left ambivalent to that one. The bottom line here is that if you push the list so hard that you include Kobe Bryant, Ronaldo, and Lance Armstrong, then you'll find a place for Tebow. But, he should have stopped at about 6.
User: BuzzClik
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Good find, bil. I get the impression this guy decided he needed to go beyond 10 but really didn't have 15. Vick was an easy one that I missed, and so was McEnroe. Rodman wasn't all that divisive, he was just a loon. He was a talented disruption much in the vein of Ocho Cinco, Randy Moss, and T.O. Iverson? Bryant? I just don't get it. Ronaldo? No way. Paul Gascoigne? Who is that? Even after I read the article, I was left ambivalent to that one. The bottom line here is that if you push the list so hard that you include Kobe Bryant, Ronaldo, and Lance Armstrong, then you'll find a place for Tebow. But, he should have stopped at about 6.
Date: Mon Dec 19 23:23:55 2011
User: Dr.Bombay
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Some other names to add to the list from the realm of the Olympics: Lasse Viren Every gold medal and/or world record holder from the Soviet Bloc from 1970-2000. Ben Johnson. Michael Phelps. Soccer is full of potentially controversial figures besides CR7. Diego Maradonna Wayne Rooney Landon Donovan
User: Dr.Bombay
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Some other names to add to the list from the realm of the Olympics: Lasse Viren Every gold medal and/or world record holder from the Soviet Bloc from 1970-2000. Ben Johnson. Michael Phelps. Soccer is full of potentially controversial figures besides CR7. Diego Maradonna Wayne Rooney Landon Donovan
Date: Mon Dec 19 23:32:22 2011
User: alone+forgotten
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We seem to be listing athletes in recent history and also not considering those athletes that were divisive not for character flaws but for going against the feelings of the times. Let me suggest Jim Bouton, who wrote baseball's first tell all book which became a best seller and got him effectively black-balled from the game he loved. Then go back many many years in boxing and add Jack Johnson, the first well known heavy weight champion of African American descent. Then remember Jackie Robinson, who became a joiner but who's entrance into baseball may have been the most divisive act in all of American sports. Let's not forget Hank Aaron who received so much hate mail and threats when on the verge of breaking Babe Ruth's career home run record that he required FBI protection. Just another viewpoint.
User: alone+forgotten
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We seem to be listing athletes in recent history and also not considering those athletes that were divisive not for character flaws but for going against the feelings of the times. Let me suggest Jim Bouton, who wrote baseball's first tell all book which became a best seller and got him effectively black-balled from the game he loved. Then go back many many years in boxing and add Jack Johnson, the first well known heavy weight champion of African American descent. Then remember Jackie Robinson, who became a joiner but who's entrance into baseball may have been the most divisive act in all of American sports. Let's not forget Hank Aaron who received so much hate mail and threats when on the verge of breaking Babe Ruth's career home run record that he required FBI protection. Just another viewpoint.
Date: Mon Dec 19 23:58:15 2011
User: BuzzClik
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alone+forgotten -- Good call. I tried with Ty Cobb, but there are others. Jack Johnson and Robinson were good ones, particularly Johnson. Others that come to mind are Jim Thorpe (lost Olympic medals due to playing pro baseball) and Shoeless Joe Jackson (betting scandal).
User: BuzzClik
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alone+forgotten -- Good call. I tried with Ty Cobb, but there are others. Jack Johnson and Robinson were good ones, particularly Johnson. Others that come to mind are Jim Thorpe (lost Olympic medals due to playing pro baseball) and Shoeless Joe Jackson (betting scandal).
Date: Tue Dec 20 12:21:34 2011
User: WarriorSheep
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Why Lance Armstrong, he's not squeaky clean as far as steroids, but he hasn't had to give back his medals. How about that summer of hitters, Sammy Sosa and the Irish named fella?
User: WarriorSheep
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Why Lance Armstrong, he's not squeaky clean as far as steroids, but he hasn't had to give back his medals. How about that summer of hitters, Sammy Sosa and the Irish named fella?
Date: Tue Dec 20 12:30:41 2011
User: BuzzClik
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"The Irish named fella..." LOL. Paddy O'Reilly? Father Flanagan? You must mean Mark McGwire. And many, many more. There were so many who benefited from the steroid, human growth hormone, and other enhancers that people are less shocked. I don't see Armstrong as a divisive figure at all. I have not heard anyone get all red-faced about him the way I've seen with Pete Rose or OJ Simpson.
User: BuzzClik
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"The Irish named fella..." LOL. Paddy O'Reilly? Father Flanagan? You must mean Mark McGwire. And many, many more. There were so many who benefited from the steroid, human growth hormone, and other enhancers that people are less shocked. I don't see Armstrong as a divisive figure at all. I have not heard anyone get all red-faced about him the way I've seen with Pete Rose or OJ Simpson.
Date: Wed Dec 21 14:45:54 2011
User: LumberJack
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Last week, the comparison was between Tim Tebow and Tom Brady. After the result, I'm thinking we need to find a different comparison.
Link: Who does he remind me of?
User: LumberJack
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Last week, the comparison was between Tim Tebow and Tom Brady. After the result, I'm thinking we need to find a different comparison.
Link: Who does he remind me of?
Date: Mon Dec 26 16:30:45 2011
User: BuzzClik
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I am clearly out of touch, and Tebow is embracing the sentiment of the National Football League. I heard an ad for this on the radio (ESPN radio) while driving this afternoon. http://www.superbowlgospel.com/the-sgbc-experience/faith-and-football I guess there are no atheists in a four hole.
User: BuzzClik
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I am clearly out of touch, and Tebow is embracing the sentiment of the National Football League. I heard an ad for this on the radio (ESPN radio) while driving this afternoon. http://www.superbowlgospel.com/the-sgbc-experience/faith-and-football I guess there are no atheists in a four hole.
Date: Tue Dec 27 08:40:42 2011
User: BuzzClik
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From fans(?) in Denver.
Link: The Tebow Glossary
User: BuzzClik
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From fans(?) in Denver.
Link: The Tebow Glossary
Date: Tue Dec 27 15:43:07 2011
User: BuzzClik
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Time for another Crusade! Bill Maher insulted Tim Tebow: ======= Bill Maher Takes Heat Over Tim Tebow Tweet Even in defeat, Tim Tebow creates controversy -- this time in Tinseltown. HBO's Bill Maher created a firestorm over the Christmas weekend with a scathing reaction to Tebow's subpar performance in Buffalo. Shortly after Tebow threw four interceptions in the Broncos' lopsided defeat to the Bills, Maher turned to his Twitter page to poke fun at the very religious NFL star. (And a warning: Maher's tweet includes harsh language and divisive references.) "Wow, Jesus just [screwed] #TimTebow bad! And on Xmas Eve! Somewhere ... Satan is tebowing, saying to Hitler "Hey, Buffalo’s killing them," Maher tweeted. ...more... ======== So, people who find amusing all this Jeebus-Tebow stuff should be boycotted? Meh. No great loss.
Link: The Dish
User: BuzzClik
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Time for another Crusade! Bill Maher insulted Tim Tebow: ======= Bill Maher Takes Heat Over Tim Tebow Tweet Even in defeat, Tim Tebow creates controversy -- this time in Tinseltown. HBO's Bill Maher created a firestorm over the Christmas weekend with a scathing reaction to Tebow's subpar performance in Buffalo. Shortly after Tebow threw four interceptions in the Broncos' lopsided defeat to the Bills, Maher turned to his Twitter page to poke fun at the very religious NFL star. (And a warning: Maher's tweet includes harsh language and divisive references.) "Wow, Jesus just [screwed] #TimTebow bad! And on Xmas Eve! Somewhere ... Satan is tebowing, saying to Hitler "Hey, Buffalo’s killing them," Maher tweeted. ...more... ======== So, people who find amusing all this Jeebus-Tebow stuff should be boycotted? Meh. No great loss.
Link: The Dish
Date: Tue Dec 27 15:59:01 2011
User: TNmountainman
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Not wanting to make a big deal out of it, but as a (generally) "progressive" (liberal in some things, but far from all), I must say that Maher is the kind of person that gives "our" side a very bad rap. With friends like that, who needs enemies? He has a good sense of humor, but the underlying current too often is a mean and bitter streak that makes him hard to listen to.
User: TNmountainman
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Not wanting to make a big deal out of it, but as a (generally) "progressive" (liberal in some things, but far from all), I must say that Maher is the kind of person that gives "our" side a very bad rap. With friends like that, who needs enemies? He has a good sense of humor, but the underlying current too often is a mean and bitter streak that makes him hard to listen to.
Date: Tue Dec 27 16:43:49 2011
User: BuzzClik
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Maher likes to stand on the sidelines and heckle everyone. We all deserve it, but I get the strong impression that he stands for absolutely nothing. He is most definitely not a self-described progressive; he defines himself as libertarian. Having been a libertarian in my immediate post-conservative phase, my opinion is that he's a pretty lousy libertarian.
User: BuzzClik
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Maher likes to stand on the sidelines and heckle everyone. We all deserve it, but I get the strong impression that he stands for absolutely nothing. He is most definitely not a self-described progressive; he defines himself as libertarian. Having been a libertarian in my immediate post-conservative phase, my opinion is that he's a pretty lousy libertarian.
Date: Wed Dec 28 22:29:20 2011
User: mabb
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I wonder how BM differentiates himself between libertarian and liberal? Because from what I've heard out of him, it sounds like it would be a distinction without a difference (not in all cases, of course, but in his case, it fits)
User: mabb
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I wonder how BM differentiates himself between libertarian and liberal? Because from what I've heard out of him, it sounds like it would be a distinction without a difference (not in all cases, of course, but in his case, it fits)
Date: Wed Dec 28 22:50:08 2011
User: TNmountainman
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Well, this has strayed too far towards you-know-what, but I sorta think the same thing. I can see libertarian stances, to the extent I pay attention to him (not a whole lot, actually), but I've always thought of him as mostly a liberal. To bring it back on topic, I'm guessing Tebow would consider him a liberal, too.
User: TNmountainman
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Well, this has strayed too far towards you-know-what, but I sorta think the same thing. I can see libertarian stances, to the extent I pay attention to him (not a whole lot, actually), but I've always thought of him as mostly a liberal. To bring it back on topic, I'm guessing Tebow would consider him a liberal, too.
Date: Wed Dec 28 23:57:45 2011
User: BuzzClik
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Never a dull moment over at CNN.com.... they ran a poll about whether or not you'd like to live near Tim Tebow. The choices were a) next door; b) same street; c) same city; d) not in the same state. What a horrible poll. At the moment, "next door" is leading, but a 34% of the voters don't want him living in their state. Tip o'the hat to CNN for throwing gasoline on the fire.
User: BuzzClik
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Never a dull moment over at CNN.com.... they ran a poll about whether or not you'd like to live near Tim Tebow. The choices were a) next door; b) same street; c) same city; d) not in the same state. What a horrible poll. At the moment, "next door" is leading, but a 34% of the voters don't want him living in their state. Tip o'the hat to CNN for throwing gasoline on the fire.
Date: Thu Dec 29 02:56:23 2011
User: TNmountainman
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That's hilarious(ly bad). And I'm guessing, Buzz, you picked b. That way, you could go ask him stuff when confronted with problems, as in "What would Tebow do?"
User: TNmountainman
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That's hilarious(ly bad). And I'm guessing, Buzz, you picked b. That way, you could go ask him stuff when confronted with problems, as in "What would Tebow do?"
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