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robbiewebster
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so do I. I hope the superbowl is NE vs GB so Favre can finish his career with a win over the unbeaten Patriots.  I think that a super bowl win is the only way he'll retire after this year.
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Theresa
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| Fri Jan 11, 2008 10:14 pm |
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Do you really think he would?
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robwwebster
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| Sat Jan 12, 2008 7:45 pm |
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If I was an 18 year veteran and I had a chance to end my career with a superbowl win against an 18-0 team, I would most definently do it.
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Theresa
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| Sat Jan 12, 2008 11:16 pm |
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Two to go!
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Theresa
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| Sun Jan 20, 2008 6:02 pm |
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Patriots are in the Super Bowl! YES!!!
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robbiewebster
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| Sun Jan 20, 2008 6:10 pm |
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They pulled it off in the end. I think that if the packers make the superbowl they'll win.
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Theresa
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| Sun Jan 20, 2008 6:15 pm |
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They were up two scores nearly the entire fourth quarter.
Brady got picked three times and they still won. I'm sure it's quite obvious who I think will win the Super Bowl. But I'm not stupid enough to guarantee anything.
LMAO! I can't believe Brady just said that,
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robbiewebster
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| Sun Jan 20, 2008 7:11 pm |
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hahaha, i'm just messing with you...i will have to root against them though, just so i can argue with you 
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Theresa
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| Sun Jan 27, 2008 2:39 pm |
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 Bootgate! First Spygate, and now Bootgate! What won't the Patriots do?!
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Theresa
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| Quote: | Pats fans are smarter, classier, healthier than those in NY
Friday, Jan 25, 2008 8:39 am EST
Boston Herald columnist Jessica Heslam claims the stats don't lie � New England Patriots fans are smarter, classier and healthier and own pricier homes than the riff-raff who root for the New York Giants � and now we've got the research to back it up.
Some 62 percent of Pats fans living in the Boston area earned a bachelor's or postgraduate degree or have some higher-education experience, compared to 59 percent of Giants fans, according to the latest marketing data provided by the Nielsen Co., the TV ratings firm.
Likewise, 72 percent of Pats fans live in homes worth north of $200,000, compared to 63 percent of Giants yahoos. Pats fans drink Amstel Light, not Bud Light. Giants fans slug back lots of whiskey. Bostonians are likely to read connoisseur magazines like Wine Spectator. Gotham fans like to pig out on junk food like pretzels, chips and nuts. When Giants fans aren�t booing Giants coach Tom Coughlin or punk quarterback Eli Manning in that New Jersey stadium they call home, they�re out practicing their tennis backhands in the backyard.
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From yahoo.com
I didn't write it, nor do I agree with it (completely, ), I just find it funny.
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Omok
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| Sun Jan 27, 2008 8:34 pm |
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I have been a Peyton Manning fan since he played with TN...so, now I find myself without a team in the playoffs...but I do kinda hope that the Giants will knock the Pats off of their high horse.
Yes, in this I know I'm a dreamer.
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Theresa
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"Knock the Pats off their high horse"? Don't really get that. Some Pats fans (as is true with any other team), yes, but the team itself, no. They don't even really celebrate (these days), until the win the Super Bowl. There wasn't even champagne in the locker room after winning the AFC title... So yeah, I don't see how the Pats could be construed as arrogant.
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IntrepidIsMe
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| Sun Jan 27, 2008 11:23 pm |
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That article is just perverted.
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Omok
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| Mon Jan 28, 2008 11:29 am |
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| Theresa wrote: | | "Knock the Pats off their high horse"? Don't really get that. Some Pats fans (as is true with any other team), yes, but the team itself, no. They don't even really celebrate (these days), until the win the Super Bowl. There wasn't even champagne in the locker room after winning the AFC title... So yeah, I don't see how the Pats could be construed as arrogant. |
Right, the fans... 
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g59Cb8QUopU
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Theresa
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| Mon Jan 28, 2008 5:44 pm |
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It's really amusing that that is an example of Patriot arrogance for you. Most would see it as Steeler arrogance, and the Patriots knocking them off their high horse. But whatever, to each his own.
Oh yes,
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Omok
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| Mon Jan 28, 2008 6:50 pm |
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So, now Tom Brady is a Steeler?
Did you really listen to how he said what he said?
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Theresa
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| Mon Jan 28, 2008 7:13 pm |
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I never said, nor alluded to Brady being a Steeler.
And I saw that replayed over and over many times after the game. The Steelers player, to whom Brady is running his mouth, ran his mouth about the Pats earlier in the week before they played. The Patriots waited until they were on the field to reply. Verbally, and by winning. Talking smack on the field is part of the game, we're fortunate the players aren't mic'd like they are in the MLB at times, or the NFL would be on pay-per-view. So again, if that's your reason for your opinion of the Patriots, so be it. I don't agree.
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Omok
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| Theresa wrote: | | I never said, nor alluded to Brady being a Steeler. |
Right, nor did I.
I think you're attempting to critique my opinion while holding your's up as objective, which is pretty lame IMHO.
I don't really care as I am not a die-hard football fanatic, but to project the idea that the "Pats" are not arrogant because they wait until they are on the field to "talk smack" then you I would ask you to explain the time limits for talking smack that preclude one from being considered arrogant.
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Theresa
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| Thu Jan 31, 2008 9:59 am |
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| AP wrote: | New England played two games this season that were preceded by an opposing player's prediction. Pittsburgh's Anthony Smith guaranteed a win in Week 13 at Foxborough; the Patriots routed the Steelers 34-13. And after Brady threw an early TD pass over Smith, he verbally confronted the Steelers safety.
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The cause and effect of the video you posted.
AOL LINK
All teams "talk smack" on the field. All of them. So by using your logic, they are all on a high horse. I said before you were entitled to your opinion and it wasn't necessary that I agree. I don't know why this is continuing, it won't be on my side. (and never claimed objectivity, either, I'm clearly a Patriots fan, but I am capable of rationality, tyvm)
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Theresa
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| Quote: | | Ines Gomez Mont of TV Azteca was quite bold at media day as well. Wearing a wedding dress, she asked Tom Brady to marry her, but Brady said he is a one-woman man. |
That was amusing, IMO, Mr Smooth, tsk,
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robbiewebster
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| Thu Jan 31, 2008 9:52 pm |
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| Theresa wrote: | | Quote: | | Ines Gomez Mont of TV Azteca was quite bold at media day as well. Wearing a wedding dress, she asked Tom Brady to marry her, but Brady said he is a one-woman man. |
That was amusing, IMO, Mr Smooth, tsk, |
one woman man eh... how many super models has he impregnated? 
jk... i know he wasn't seeing both women at the same time.
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Dirt
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| Sun Feb 03, 2008 10:13 pm |
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Hate that the Pats lost, but the Giants defense played a great game I think.
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Republican_Man
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| Sun Feb 03, 2008 10:30 pm |
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I laugh at the naysayers who say the Giants couldn't pull it off, because they did, 17-14!!!
That was an awesome game, especially that last Giants touchdown!!
GO NEW YORK FOOTBALL GIANTS!!!
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robbiewebster
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| Sun Feb 03, 2008 10:45 pm |
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wow good game. It's just gonna annoy me to hear from all the people who are suddenly giants fans. That's whats gonna kill me if the chiefs ever win one.
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Theresa
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| Sun Feb 03, 2008 10:53 pm |
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Obviously bummed, but the Pats D and O-line was so weak tonight. And I agree with you, Robbie. It's amazing how many new NE and Red Sox fans there have been this decade.
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