worldrunover said:Great game, great finish, great team. I'm just so excited, this is the best I have felt about a sports team since the '94 Rangers. Simply awe inspiring.
By the way, we need a name for that Manning/Tyree play. My brother came up with "the hat trick" (since he caughti t on his head). But that's only half the play, so we need something else.
Oh, BTW:
Bill Simmons' BITTER TEARS.
sorryaboutdresden said:Man Bill Simmons is such a bitch.
iapetus said:The worst thing about living in the UK is that there aren't any Patriots fans around to mock.
Chiggs said:Agreed. He's no better than Ewing or Malone.
Wellington said:Dude, Ewing a ring chaser? GTFO.
Wellington said:Dude, Ewing a ring chaser? GTFO.
LiveWire said:How was the atmosphere over there? Did anyone give a shit?
Nameless said:
5. Sour on Seymour
The Giants didn't have anything positive to say about Patriots defensive end Richard Seymour after their Super Bowl win. Apparently, Seymour told some New York offensive players that they "should be ready to go home" before their last drive. That comment irritated Toomer, and it still bothered Giants running back Brandon Jacobs in the locker room.
"I'll give you a quote on Seymour," Jacobs said. "You can write that he's a soft [expletive]. He said we should get ready to go home. Well, now he's on the team that went 18-1."
woodchuck said:where did he go chase his ring? with the shitty sonics or shitty magic?
woodchuck said:where did he go chase his ring? with the shitty sonics or shitty magic?
If anything, Alonzo Mourning is a dirty ring chaser.
That's a shame, mate. I hear NOTHING is a better lube thanNutJobJim said:I don't really know anything about Football (I'm a Brit) but I actually enjoyed the game last night. My girlfriends from Boston and is a big Pats fan. She's been going on about how awesome the Pats are, and swooning over Brady, for as long as I've known her. All week I was telling her how funny it was going to be when the Giants steal the Pats perfect season away from them (never really believing it was actually going to happen.) All night I was cheering for the Giants just to piss her off:lol Unfortunately she didn't see the funny side last night at the end of the game-and neither did I, since she denied me sex because of my antics.
Chiggs said:You know what? I just checked the records and I have no idea what I was talking about. I'm probably thinking of someone else, but whatever... I was wrong.
Wellington, sorry, bud.
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You were probably thinking of Gary Payton. He got a ring with the Heat like Alonzo.
That is the perfect audio selection, well ever.Sean said:
He came back to Miami and won his ring, brah. :kittonwyindifferent.jpg:worldrunover said::lol Exactly. The 2000 Sonics weren't exactly big dogs.
If anything, Alonzo Mourning is a dirty ring chaser.
jjasper said:I would like to thank Archie for giving the world 2 saviors to defeat the evil Brady. And one of the brothers needs to get to work to combat the baby Brady.
This time around, we were the Rams. We were rooting for the unlikable double-digit favorites with an unstoppable offense. We were the arrogant fans who dismissed the chances of the other team. We had the Super Bowl postgame party looming that had been a hot ticket all week.
...
The Giants deserved to win. They were better. They peaked at the right time. And watching their fans celebrate afterward, a small part of me actually felt happy for them. Envious, even. It's one thing to win a championship ... it's another to win a championship like that. You can't possibly understand unless it happens to you.
where the Ewing Theory has been replaced by the Tiki Theory.
Branduil said:The NFL blocked Tivo devices from playing back the Super Bowl, what the heck? I'm going to go download 5 torrents of it just to spite them.
SleazyC said:Anyone catch Chadiha's article on ESPN?
Wellington said:I didn't realize I was such a brash Giants fan. I came to work and everyone's congratulating me. I'll take it but I had nothing to do with it, just a lot of faith.
Thanks also to those that sent me PMs, the kind words are appreciated.
So far I have bought three local papers, the Post, the Daily News, and the Newsday. I am going to from each of the covers, could be another 17 years for a championship!
BTW if anyone has a chance read this topic from about post 2450 on to 2600. Hilarious. :lol
I for one cannot wait to hear Chris "Maddog" Russo on WFAN who picked the Pats 49-7.
hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaBill "Bitter Tears" Simmons said:2. Speaking of Brady, if the Patriots had finished 19-0, I planned to start my column with a scene from the Patriots' postgame party. Through some mutual friends, I had arranged to hang out with Brady's crew for what promised to be a laid-back celebration in somebody's hotel room, probably no more than 15-20 people since Brady's circle is surprisingly and refreshingly small. Because it was a rare chance to catch Brady in an unguarded moment -- and an important moment at that -- I spent most of Friday and Saturday thinking about that first paragraph and all the different ways it could start. I kept seeing Brady sitting in a chair with his right ankle encased in ice, quietly sipping a bottle of champagne with a satisfied smile on his face, and Gisele would be there, and everyone would be recapping 19-0 and remembering the incredible season. I liked the thought of a famous person celebrating a historic night in such a totally normal and relatable way. And that's what it will remain. A thought and only a thought. It never happened.
Bill "Bitter Tears" Simmons said:Somehow, I forgot to pack my good-luck Wes Welker jersey
As Geese Howard would say, "PREDICTABLE". Or was it, "DOUBLE RED FRUIT CAKE"? I'm not sure...Bill "Bitter Tears" Simmons said:After the game, we reacted in different ways: I took the approach of "we didn't deserve to win, we sucked, we choked and I'm not getting distraught over this when the city of Boston has won five titles since 2002"
Helmet catch ftw!!!Wellington said:Also:
Wellington said:I didn't realize I was such a brash Giants fan. I came to work and everyone's congratulating me. I'll take it but I had nothing to do with it, just a lot of faith.
Thanks also to those that sent me PMs, the kind words are appreciated.
So far I have bought three local papers, the Post, the Daily News, and the Newsday. I am going to from each of the covers, could be another 17 years for a championship!
BTW if anyone has a chance read this topic from about post 2450 on to 2600. Hilarious. :lol
I for one cannot wait to hear Chris "Maddog" Russo on WFAN who picked the Pats 49-7.
TheDuce22 said:That last giants drive was possibly the ugliest drive ive ever seen. 3 dropped interceptions, a miracle catch, a bizarre escape from a sack, a completely blown coverage.
donkey show said:Helmet catch ftw!!!
TheDuce22 said:That last giants drive was possibly the ugliest drive ive ever seen. 3 dropped interceptions, a miracle catch, a bizarre escape from a sack, a completely blown coverage.
bob_arctor said:heh I felt the same on the Pat's last TD drive. Midget Welker skittering like a roach when the lights go on over and over and fucking over. *shrug*
I'm sorry, but using 18-1 as a term of derision is disrespectful and appalling, and completely diminishes the magnitude of that accomplishment.
TheDuce22 said:That last giants drive was possibly the ugliest drive ive ever seen. 3 dropped interceptions, a miracle catch, a bizarre escape from a sack, a completely blown coverage.
TheDuce22 said:Thats crazy talk. Welker is fun to watch. Still pissed the Eagles went after Curtis instead of him. We backed the wrong white guy.
TheDuce22 said:Thats crazy talk. Welker is fun to watch. Still pissed the Eagles went after Curtis instead of him. We backed the wrong white guy.
Branduil said:The NFL blocked Tivo devices from playing back the Super Bowl, what the heck? I'm going to go download 5 torrents of it just to spite them.
FrenchMovieTheme said:their season is meaningless. they are just like 31 other NFL teams now.