Catholic Guilt
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If you were a GM would you really watch that game and say, "Wow!!! We have a great starter for our future!!!" I wouldn't, I would still be cautiously optimistic for the future. I hope for his success, but if Flutie-like performances are enough to be a good QB in this league is enough than you have lowered the bar way too low.
If I was the GM I would be thrilled. The kid is learning to win and building confidence while throwing well.
Fill your glass son. It's only half empty.
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If you watch the replay - Evans is WIDE open on the 5.
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That was an AMAZING throw to Parrish on the sidelines. If you were NOT at the game or watch it on TV, catch the highlights. And kudos to Parish on the catch and his fantastic punt return.
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Admins deleting this thread in 3..2..1
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You can do anything LA - I have faith in you.
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I fried four turkeys yesterday. It is DAMN good and I highly suggest you try it.
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I thought the same thing last night. Evans should have been on that list. No respect - he had a monster game.
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Let's not forget this Texans team made Jaguars quarterback David Garrard look like a jv player with 4 interceptions and a loss in Jacksonville the week before.
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Except that all three of those TD passes were excellent throws to fast receivers that were hit in perfect stride and basically no defense stops that kind of throw, by anyone, to anyone. So poo-poo the fact that the TDs were against a bad team, those three passes likely would have been scores against anyone.
Stop using reason and logic in your posts. They are NOT welcome here.
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Someone wants to be angry for no reason...
GROUP HUG FOR LSI Cadets!
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Please - lets discuss...
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EXCELLENT POST - ALL BILLS FANS PLEASE READ THE ABOVE POSTING BY A SANE AND SMART FAN!
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Losman had d-linemen on him when the ball was snapped. My problem is Steve Fairchild doesn't use his mobility. Roll the kid out and let him make plays.
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Like I said - this is like watching "Groundhog Day" over and over again.
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36 - whole year.
Jesus could not play behind our offensive line, and he is a miracle worker.
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Much new world Catholic Church architecture can be seen as a reaction to nativist or
anti-immigration sentiments, at least in the Northeast and Mid-west. The architecture did not so much develop as a desire to market or to proselytize - but to assert the communities stability in American society.
Churches were funded locally, and usually built with immigrant labor, so at once they were job projects, grand, and usually ethnic. The Irish had to build a better church than the Polish, for example. Their very building were job projects and at once jobs by and for the poor.
As for Vestmentry, these were usually made by orders of nuns and sold to parishes to support themselves and their ministries to the poor. Of course in some cases it was just as you say, conspicuous consumption.
I'm not saying I am great fan of ornate churches, but there was a cultural and internal economy to their creation. Most modern churches tend to be understated, as the ethnic model and the nativist influences have disappeared.
Damn. Am I a big hit at parties or what?
Master of Theology and Hockey Sherpa....
Just curious
in The Stadium Wall Archives
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We actually had a call go our way? The football gods are smiling. They are probably trying to even things up for all the calls we lost in Foxboro.