Prickly Pete

Probably low. She is likely balling a skinny guitar player somewhere. she likes guys like this

Plenty of what I have posted has been bent later in the thread, seemingly intentionally. Misquotes, disingenuous interpretations, plenty of name-calling, etc. I am a massive Bills fan for over 35 years. I only root for the Bills. I hate the Patriots, but it's clear that they have been the best, if not ever, certainly of their time. I think they are arrogant d-bags, but there are plenty of d-bags on every NFL team.

There are chicks as hot as Katy Perry roaming the Boulevard Mall every weekend.

How many times does it need to be said? They don't sentence people to 50 years in jail over a parking ticket. I think the punishment should fit the crime, and that it's not a serious transgression. It's apparent that many QB's have taken liberties with this rule. A rule that was actually intended to keep kickers from altering the ball. If this was Blake Bortles, no one would care. And NO, Spygate isn't enough to turn this into a major transgression. It's clear that bitter fans are fueling this controversy, and the media is going to run with it until it's dry.

And here is the most pertinent quote... “It’s a stupid thing to even be talking about because they shouldn’t have the rule anyway,” Montana said. “If you want to see the game played at the best, everybody has a different grip, everybody likes a different feel.” - Joe Montana He also said the reason the rule was put into effect is because kickers were doing extreme things to the footballs. Me and Joe agree!

Love the way he plays, but question some of his off the field actions. I think his reaction to the media is right on, though. He speaks the patois of the area he was raised in, and from the start of his NFL career took a lot of abuse for it in the media. It surely pissed him off, and add to it that virtually all sports media interviews are pointless, I think he had enough. He is unapologetic about the way he speaks and acts, and doesn't want to go through the motions, only to be ridiculed. Why the NFL insists on forcing players into these appearances I don't know. Maybe just have the team provide a few players (that want to do it) for the post games.

I have a feeling these are the type of guys that end up in "the Friend Zone". They think if they go along with this crap, they will get laid...but never do.

I doubt this guy is better than Chandler. I want a TE just like everyone else seems to, but if there isn't a guy that projects to be exceptional, forcing the pick doesn't seem to be a good move. I don't get the feeling that there is an exceptional TE in this draft. And if there is, he won't be there in the 2nd round.

It's because the Bills have been the worst team in the division during Brady's career, so the resentment is strongest here. Either that, or the "sense of fair play" and moral standards are higher in Buffalo than those other cities. Just don't mention the Sabres throwing the season...

I was serious when I posted that he must have a lot of practice. I have already stated that I assume they have been deflating balls...

11 balls in 90 seconds. This guy had a lot of practice...

I have lost track of who, and how many different people, have misquoted me, or seemingly intentionally misrepresented my posts. How many were you, I don't know. My opinion that it is common, and that it this being blown out of proportion, will not change.

Again, I make a point, and you don't acknowledge it, but instead divert. Can you at least admit "I was wrong. It wasn't an absurd notion to suggest that there would be video footage"? The rest of your attack, I have already answered elsewhere. You are much better at crafting insults, than presenting reasonable arguments.

Yeah, I have always assumed that they have let the air out. I just don't think it's a big deal, and that it is common for QB's to have their balls altered, and that in the grand scheme of cheating this is being blown out of proportion. When I mentioned that there would be video footage, it was called "absurd". I NEVER claimed that. Never. Just read what I posted, it's NOT the same thing.

Post it. MattM, on 22 Jan 2015 - 7:20 PM, said: My response...."I also mentioned that if it happened within the stadium (as opposed to the field area), there would be cameras showing activity where the balls are kept, and I definitely believe that security cameras are on by that time. If the officials are there, security cameras would be on. They are probably on 24/7. Even if they only show who enters the room where they are kept, it would at least narrow it down to those people. I never claimed that there wasn't enough time between when the officials test the balls and the game, to deflate them. I responded to the assertion that "it would only take a second" to accurately, and consistently deflate the balls during the game that quickly, and without there being some questioning of his motions at some point. There are tons of cameras on the field filming cheerleaders, the bench, the coaches, the HoF ex-players on the sidelines. Someone would have caught suspicious footage of a ballboy to bring forward."

What? I don't even know what you mean "that they still have video"? I claimed that if something was going on, there would be video of someone acting suspiciously, either on the field, or on camera inside the stadium. THis was met with claims that it was "absurd", and that security cameras wouldn't even be on 2 hours before the game.

I never claimed that.

Oh, so they have video. I guess my claim that they should have some kind of footage with suspicious behavior wasn't so "absurd".

Yeah, it's unfathomable to think there might be some exaggerating of the transgression on this board. There were only thousands of posts (tens of thousands?) prior to this incident, by people displaying "negativity" towards the Patriots.

The crappiness of the Bills for the last 15 years, is news to you? The bitterness and hatred of the Patriots from Bills fans, is news to you?

And of course.. 5) we don't know how much advantage is actually gained by deflating a ball (or what the disadvantages might be as well) One thing we do know, there is a long line of fans, coaches, and players that have varying degrees of animosity towards the Patriots. Some of them on the extreme end, and many of them located in the town that has one of the all-time worst franchises in sports during the Patriots domination.

Cheating is cheating, doesn't matter if the guys are from the Practice Squad!

What is the significance of my post count in this argument?

How exactly do you KNOW that it wasn;t just Brady, and more than you KNOW that teams aren't involved in players using PED's? I have long maintained that I think there is some team involvement, and that a teams with the best sources can gain a big advantage.

http://www.csnne.com/new-england-patriots/jets-connection-appearing-deflategate-probe?p=ya5nbcs&ocid=yahoo