Well, it appears you could have handled the situation better.
Rather than confront him verbally in front of all those people, you should have just kicked him in the nuts and walked away.
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Rather than confront him verbally in front of all those people, you should have just kicked him in the nuts and walked away.
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embrace the hate. Sweep the leg and move on to the next meeting.
The only thing I'm bitter about is, I still want an all black uni, I mean Darth frickin' Vader black.
The only thing I'm bitter about is, I still want an all black uni, I mean Darth frickin' Vader black.
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That would be balls!
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The vast majority of reasonable NFL fans have basically disregarded Deflategate as a lot of noise over nothing. Brady's performance post-gate has made it hard for anyone to cry foul.
It's only a handful of people who are a special kind of stupid who still throw it around. You'll never be able to get through to them anyway. So eff them.
It's only a handful of people who are a special kind of stupid who still throw it around. You'll never be able to get through to them anyway. So eff them.
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I'd actually like to see an unbiased, unnuanced, undirected professional survey re that.
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Me too. I guess it's strictly anecdotal on my part, but I don't get the idea that a lot of people who follow the NFL closely believe that it had much of an impact.
In somewhat related news, the NFL announced that Goodell will be attending the NFCCG.
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I'm shocked.
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...and I just posted the Wikipedia link to Spygate on facebook to educate some ignorant Giant fan that it wasn't about taping the Rams walk through.
WTF is wrong is with me? I think I need (another) twelve step program.
WTF is wrong is with me? I think I need (another) twelve step program.
why do you even bother? Fukk them.
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There are many people out there that don't even know what Spygate is/was...
It's a lost argument, people already have a formulated opinion and refuse to focus on the facts
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Luckily I don't have to listen to that DG crap up here, I wear my Patriots hoodie and hat almost daily and I have yet to have anyone give me any shit about it. Most people I talk too when it comes to the Pats agree that it was some seriously overblown BS and the suspension should have never happened.
I think most of the people that continue on with the DG stuff are simply haters that don't care about the truth enough to figure it out for themselves. I don't bother arguing about Deflategate anymore, it simply isn't worth trying to convince someone that won't listen because of the hatred for all things Pats.
Right now the only thing that bugs me is the whole head set thing, are we the only fans that know how this works? Pittsburgh fans on other boards continually bring this up whenever they play the Pats. Are they really that stupid or is the hate really that strong?
I think most of the people that continue on with the DG stuff are simply haters that don't care about the truth enough to figure it out for themselves. I don't bother arguing about Deflategate anymore, it simply isn't worth trying to convince someone that won't listen because of the hatred for all things Pats.
Right now the only thing that bugs me is the whole head set thing, are we the only fans that know how this works? Pittsburgh fans on other boards continually bring this up whenever they play the Pats. Are they really that stupid or is the hate really that strong?
It sounds like Kraft might still have some resentment about it.
New England Patriots’ Owner, Still Sore at N.F.L., Has Payback in Sight
FOXBOROUGH, Mass. — The N.F.L. likes portraying itself as one big family of owners, players and fans who, despite their differences, come together on game days.
Yet at the Super Bowl in Houston in two weeks, the N.F.L. may have no choice but to air a public and profound grudge on national television. If the New England Patriots defeat the Pittsburgh Steelers on Sunday as they are favored to do and go on to beat either the Atlanta Falcons or the Green Bay Packers for the title, the league commissioner, Roger Goodell, will have to present the Lombardi Trophy to Robert K. Kraft, the owner of the Patriots.
The moment would be delicious payback for Kraft, who is still simmering about the four-game suspension his quarterback, Tom Brady, served as a result of the cheating scandal known as Deflategate, after the underinflated footballs meant to give him a throwing advantage.
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https://www.nytimes.com/2017/01/19/sports/football/patriots-robert-kraft-nfl-roger-goodell.html?_r=0
New England Patriots’ Owner, Still Sore at N.F.L., Has Payback in Sight
FOXBOROUGH, Mass. — The N.F.L. likes portraying itself as one big family of owners, players and fans who, despite their differences, come together on game days.
Yet at the Super Bowl in Houston in two weeks, the N.F.L. may have no choice but to air a public and profound grudge on national television. If the New England Patriots defeat the Pittsburgh Steelers on Sunday as they are favored to do and go on to beat either the Atlanta Falcons or the Green Bay Packers for the title, the league commissioner, Roger Goodell, will have to present the Lombardi Trophy to Robert K. Kraft, the owner of the Patriots.
The moment would be delicious payback for Kraft, who is still simmering about the four-game suspension his quarterback, Tom Brady, served as a result of the cheating scandal known as Deflategate, after the underinflated footballs meant to give him a throwing advantage.
. . .
https://www.nytimes.com/2017/01/19/sports/football/patriots-robert-kraft-nfl-roger-goodell.html?_r=0
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It probably won't surprise anyone to learn that I got into an argument with a 10 year old about DFG while vacationing in Maryland this past summer.
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