jimmy10

Jays, 92 & 93. It's been a long dry spell for all my teams. I worked at Duke and was there for the championship in 2010. It was a hell of a lot of fun.

I enjoyed it thoroughly, even if it felt like a remix of the original trilogy.

No. For every Manning, there's a Leaf. For every Luck, a Griffin III.

If you think I was accusing you of hyper tizzy fits, you misread me. Your question was soberly posed and not unreasonable. I was just questioning the premise that buying season tickets is an "investment." For hyper tizzy fits, see most of the rest of the board in the last 18 hours. It's just sports, people (again, not you JTown). Get a grip.

Not starting a thread asking a question that can be answered in five seconds with Google.

Since when is money spent on entertainment an investment? My wife and I love going to the games together, and will continue to do so. Forgive me for not joining in the day's hyper tizzy fits.

Shady was a jerk to reporters and a reporter feels compelled to whine about it. [yawn] What else ya got?

Great punt. Schmidt is the schidt.

Dalton out. Dayum!

Philly fans angry. Do they not understand football, or did Santa Claus make an appearance?

Good call to challenge.

The dude runs a somewhat infamous profanity-laced video blog about the Eagles. There was an interview with him in a Philly pub a few years back where he admitted he had never even been to Philadelphia in his life up to that point. I was just observing that it's kind of funny, that's all. Sorry if you took offense as an out of town fan.

WRs want everything to be a catch. One on the committee is probably enough.

Are you trying to kill me?

The funny thing about that guy is that he's not even from Philly. Not even the east coast. He's from California, and I'm not sure he's ever been to an Eagles game.

I for one look forward to this judgement being dismantled here by a suspiciously verbose, unbroken wall of text.

The only thing I ever found quicker on reddit was funny gifs, but then 26CB posted the Abbott Road EP picture here yesterday, throwing that out the window. The non-linear format of reddit gives me a headache anyway.

Yeah, just funning around. I can imagine it's equally as fun to hate on the Cowboys as it is the Pats.

Rex is a smart guy when it comes to manipulating the media. I wouldn't be surprised if he brought his brother in and marched him around in Bills gear yesterday, and then ZOMG ducked him into an office today, to create a story and take some of the attention, pressure and distraction away from the players.

Huh. Constant carping about a division rival with way more success over the years? What a bunch of losers.

I think what you're running into is a manifestation of the literacy problem with Philadelphia sports fans.

I love the gritty underbelly of a story as much as anyone, but if they were going to tear down the early 90s Bills for partying too hard, they never would have gotten so many key figures involved in the production. Will it gloss over some things? Maybe, but why get so keyed in on the partying and others things supposedly happening behind closed doors? For that matter, assuming the Bills hard-partying did in some way contribute to the Super Bowl losses, do we know for a fact that the opposing teams were doing nothing but saying their prayers and taking their vitamins in the week leading up the big games? Is this going to be a maudlin, fluffy piece? Perhaps. But I for one can enjoy it for that, at face value. The Super Bowl run happened during my early teenage years, arguably the most important time for any sports fan developing affinities for their teams. I would much rather relive what made that time in my life so memorable, not seeing a tell-all about key players getting blasted on shooters and marching powder.

That's pretty much the best thing ever. God bless the internet.

You can just stop right there.