BigMoneyNacku

You go ahead and tell yourselves whatever is needed to get over your guy beign a steamign pile of crap. ;D

That's bs. It shouldn't be allowed. I hope it doesn't happen here, but w/e. I know my guys won't be using it.

That would prolly be a safer play. I also have LT and I'm not playing him this week.

how in the hell dont you eat pizza.... ??? I wasn't a huge fan of pizza in the past. Then I worked at a domino's for 2 years, now I can't eat it. The only exception is Papa Murphys take and bake. I don't know what the one she gets is called, but it's the only one I'll eat. Even then I usually don't eat most of the crust.

I forgot the Bolts are playing the Steelers. LT is a toss up too. Pitt either gives up a bunch or none at all without Chris FM. Not to mention they might be pissed after the loss last week.

Leave Greg Olsen in. The bears have a chance to put up huge numbers against the lowly Lions. As far as LT, wait until gameday reports. If he is 90% or better, he'll have a big day. Ward is a gamble too, as TB is prolly gonna get an ass whooping, so they will have to try and air it out all day.

That's about the best description you can get. I love, love, love the feeling of sitting right on the track at the 60' line. The craziest part is when they blow the engine around the 60' and STILL roll to a 7-10 second 1/4 mile.

The one vote for standard is probably CDBS. :laugh:

Bro, you could have just bumped your other thread to say that.

I just finally played the demo. HOLY SHIT!!! I didn't notice an arcade feel, but I turned off all the assists and auto brakes and stuff like I always do. The new cockpit view is amazing. Hell the backgrounds are amazing! I am more pumped than ever for this to drop!!!

It shitty that the rule even has to be brought up. I'm saddened by the knowledge that people are using this practice of ringers for tac-maps. :'(

I keep entertaining the thought of changing. The only problem is I have to drive 4 hours to Denver and set it up there. We don't have ATT here. That is why i had to go with the BB to begin with. I also looked at the tour, but I can't type for shit on those little ass keys. I have NO problems with the touch screen responsiveness, just the freezing when I have to omany things going on at once. GUess for the most part I'm stuck until ATT comes to this area. :'(

only in your eyes Not necessarily. Personally he's not my type, but Backlash can't get enough of killaneo's plump rump!!! Oh and I voted too Banshee.

Says the guy that base jumps!!! LOL Man, I would have liked to be on the rails at the 60' or 100' line at that race. I bet that rumble make you lose control of yer bowels!!

Grant. The rams are awful and can't stop anyone from doing anything. Plus they will prolly get up early and start grinding the clock down.

Sounds fun. I like a good knife fight. We won't make it though, we host the Trauma Ward on Saturdays and we'll be there. Let me know if you do it another night in the future, because I got quite a few guys that like knife only rooms.

Yeah, but if the guy really is touched in the head, you can kick his ass all day every day, and it won't make a bit of difference. Yeah sure, you'll get to release some frustration on him, but he will still be a problem.

Yeah, I planned on Dl'ing it tonight. Meant to last night, but I got too faced. :-\

;D Yer welcome big G. I had to pass it on after I read it. I'm on Rivals.com almost every day. They report the standard stuff, but they also follow the "lesser" stories that imo are worth more than the "headline" ones.

Yeah, it's too bad so many people are more worried about being a hater than encouraging good will towards one another. I started reading responses, saw one shitty one, and quit reading. It's such a good story, I wasn't going to let their negativity ruin it.

Mike Ziesel is glad that his son's 63-yard touchdown run in a high school freshman football game is becoming a YouTube sensation. Not because it is putting his son, Matt, in the spotlight - but because it's putting kids with Down syndrome in the news. "It's not about Matt, it's about educating the public," he said. "I feel this is a very educational experience. Not just for our family and Matt but for the entire nation. "It's unbelievable how this has blossomed." The video, which had more than a quarter of a million views in its first week, shows the final play of a freshman football game in Missouri between Benton and Maryville on Sept. 14. With Maryville up, 46-0, Benton coach Danny McCamy sought out Maryville coach Jordan Moree with a question: Would you mind if our special needs player got a chance to compete? Moree and the Maryville team were happy to oblige, allowing Ziesel the chance to take a handoff on a sweep right and head down the sidelines for a touchdown. The touchdown was the culmination of months of work for Ziesel, a 15-year-old freshman who is mainstreamed at the school with a modified education plan. Ziesel, just 5-3 and 105 pounds, participates in all non-contact drills in practice. "They're taking care of him," Mike Ziesel said. "Letting him be a part of the team." Matt wouldn't have it other way. Sports have always played a big role in his life. His father serves as athletic director at the school. His four older siblings all were star athletes so he's been around sports all his life. When he told his dad he wanted to play football, his father agreed - but only if he did everything the others kid did - starting with weight training, followed by a two-a-day practices. "I'm far from a, 'I want this for him, I want that for him' type of parent," he said. "I want him to be treated as normal as anyone." That being said, he knows his son can't complete all of the physical activity, but he feels the fact that he's being given a chance is a lesson for all. "As a coach, as an educator, I'm hoping this is a feel-good story that is opening the eyes of people," he said. "Special-needs kids of all nature are no different in that they just want some opportunity." Ironically, the video was only put up on YouTube so that Matt's mom, Patty, could see the play. "We really only wanted about four people to see it," Mike Ziesel said. "But they showed others and it just took off." So much, in fact, that Ziesel estimates he's done more than a dozen media interviews about the play. Response to the video has not all been positive as some have suggested it was not done in the true spirit of competition. Ziesel, however, said he is not bothered by that. In fact, he said, he expected it - and calls it part of the learning process for all. Always the teacher, Ziesel says the final part of the video - where Matt tosses the ball to the referee after he scores - is his favorite. The school had practiced the play before in an intra-squad scrimmage earlier this summer. After he scored on that occasion, Matt did a victory celebration in the end zone. His father told him that would be a 15-yard penalty in the game. "It was just part of the learning process, teaching him all the rules of the game," he said. "And when he finally did get a chance to score, he remembered that." Call it a lesson learned.

That's priceless!! :laugh: Scott Baio rules That girl was HOOOT

Recruit stunts or not, both threads have me rollin. So I will continue to follow their progress.

Big laughs from the gys in the office.