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BSmack wrote:If you bet New England and gave the 7.5 points, did you win?
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Where's "Jax is a lock" anywhere in here? Hmm?Dinsdale wrote: I guess I damage pshyches more than I thought, when "I wouldn't touch this one" somehow becomes "JAX is a LOCK" when the underlings see their opening.
Well break my fucking heart. Did Dins get his wittle feelings hurt posting in the NFL forum?Dinsdale wrote:Grasp at straws, much?
Where did I say that NE wouldn't win? Where did I say that they wouldn't cover? Where did I say JAX would? Where did I say Pittsburg wouldn't?
A quick check of this empty claim of BODE(usually the first sign you're fucking up), shows that I merely suggested that I didn't like either bet. Read as deep into that as you like, but I didn't like either bet. Dance around patting yourself on the back all you like, but if you have to put words in my mouth...well, do the math.
If there was a rematch next week with the same spreads, I wouldn't like them any better. If YOU bet on them and won, more power to you. I need to see something that catches mt eye before I bet on it. I have no compulsion to bet on every game every week.
BSmack is coming dangerously close to no longer existing in my cyberworld.
What I can read firsthand is how I used the words "looking pretty good to me". YOU were the one who used the word "lock".Dinsdale wrote:and you can read a firsthand account of how you had Pittsburg as a LOCK
Bruschi got a DNP as I expected. Dillon didn't do shit as I expected (17 carries, 40 yards).UCant Unretires Again wrote:Bruschi will be a shell of his former self, if he plays at all. Dillon is hurting.
Considering that your name wasn't in the title of this thread, or the body of my first post, I'd say you're melting like no other.Dinsdale wrote:I posted 4 questions that put your extremely dubious claims of BODE in their proper perspective -- nonexistant...and you answered exactly zero of them...and I'm the one who's melting.
It's even better when the target saunters up, pours the gasoline over themselves and lights the fucking match.Getting over must be easy when it's done in a fantasy world.
I'm pretty sure that retirement smack is a few rungs lower. Please, feel free to take your ball and go home. It's not like the football forum hasn't been going for 5 years before you decided to "grace" us with your incoherent ramblings about sports books and crack.Buh-bye, BSmack. You're no longer worthy of the time it takes to hit a few keys. Give me a shout when you can form some coherent debate, beyond that of "you're melting, I have BODE." That's about the lowest form of "smack" a person can engage in on these boards, and a primary reason why these boards have gone so far downhill.
Truth be told, I didn't make it past the first half sentence. So, uh, props to you or whatever, on getting over on me in such a brilliantly comical way. Besides, your sarcasm tinged responses are usually accompanied with a sort of devil's advocate-motive behind them, so I was just playing along.Dinsdale wrote:Can't believe that whole exchange flew over your head, MaGoo.
Oh yea, there I go mischaracterizing you again.Dinsdale wrote:Oh, as expected with your intellect, you've ONCE AGAIN completely misread my statements.
Did I SAY that you were saying anything about retiring?I didn't say anything about retiring (yet another link you can't provide to back your statements), I said that YOU were flirting (even closer now) with disappearing from my internets.
Did you stomp your feet and take your ball home when you wrote that?I rather enjoy the mentally-functional members' posts here. It's YOU who fucking sucks, not the forum.
Uhm, why yes. Let's take a trip down memory lane, to your last post --BSmack wrote: Did I SAY that you were saying anything about retiring?
Yet again, another link you can't provide.
See, when someone finds themself in my crosshairs, I tend to use FACT to assault them, rather thasn make things up that I think might suit my needs at the time...it just seems to go smoother that way, and I avoid the inevitable look of retardation that accompanies relying on falsehoods to make my points.BSmack wrote: I'm pretty sure that retirement smack is a few rungs lower. Please, feel free to take your ball and go home.
I missed the part where I said "Dinsdale was running retirement smack".Dinsdale wrote:Uhm, why yes. Let's take a trip down memory lane, to your last post --BSmack wrote: Did I SAY that you were saying anything about retiring?
Yet again, another link you can't provide.
See, when someone finds themself in my crosshairs, I tend to use FACT to assault them, rather thasn make things up that I think might suit my needs at the time...it just seems to go smoother that way, and I avoid the inevitable look of retardation that accompanies relying on falsehoods to make my points.BSmack wrote: I'm pretty sure that retirement smack is a few rungs lower. Please, feel free to take your ball and go home.
No, actually it was a suggestion to you. God knows retirement smack would be a step up from the pretentious crap you've been running. Though I can certainly understand how your "I'm taking my ball and going home" attitude might have misunderstood. Seriously, just come correct and admit that you know nothing about football handicapping or go JHawk if you must.Dinsdale wrote:So, it was just a spur-of-the-moment thing that immediately after my post that you decided, of all times, to drop a nonsequitur on the masses, while replying to my post?
I would think you should, since YOU were the one who misunderstood it.BSmack wrote:Though I can certainly understand how your "I'm taking my ball and going home" attitude might have misunderstood.
That's because I don't wander around different boards like some posters. Take Smackbat for example. I think I have all of 2 posts there. The Trolls? Maybe 100? It's been a while since I even looked over there. Trolltrain? Are you serious?War Wagon wrote:Let's see, B-smack has over 8000 posts, on this board alone. Why, on every board I've ever been on, B_ is always near the top in posts.Dinsdale wrote: ...and stick with it...
Dins, there's no question in my mind that Bri will indeed "stick with it".
And how would you know that, being as how you've never once entered a money game on these here boards?poptart wrote:Being the top 'winner' in fantasy football is roughly akin to winning the 'bucket game' on Bozo's Circus.
There is a guy on a local sports radio station that has the same attitude towards ff as you do, tart. And it's hillarious when callers bring up the names of offensive and defensive players from around the NFL as well as players from colleges that are not USC and Texas and that buffon is exposed for the fraud that he is.poptart wrote:Peyton Manning's a fantasy football dorks wet dream, yet he couldn't get over on Tom Brady in a big game if his family's life depended on it.
That right there pretty well hits it out of the park.
I don't take kindly to tv coverage slanting it's presentation to kowtow to the pube-'stache crowd.
Not a positive for the LONG-term health and vitality of the league.
Fantasy football is a ..... fantasy, a perversion, not reality.
It's a me me me me ME thing, INDIVIDUALIZING the players, as if, in the year 2006 we actually need MORE of that bullshit.
Participation in a league changes the way one views the NFL, the way one cheers, the way one looks at players, teams, loyalties.
Football is the ultimate team game, yet this gay 'game' is grotesquely skewered toward offense and touchdown scorers.
Any 'game' that undervalues the skills of the Joe Greenes, Ronnie Lotts, Lawrence Taylors and Wille Browns of the sport is hopelessly out of touch with what pro football is all about.
Gateway drug.
The Bucket Game on Bozo's Circus was prolly a bit kind on my part.
Enjoy the NFL of the future, fantasy playahs. Me me me me me me me me MEEEEEEH, damn it...!!!!!!
Great legacy you're leavin' for the kiddos.
No, what hits it out of the park is the realization that almost everybody who drafted Payton Manning this year in their FFL leagues flamed out. Whereas teams starting Brady or say... Carson Palmer went deep into their league playoffs.poptart wrote:Peyton Manning's a fantasy football dorks wet dream, yet he couldn't get over on Tom Brady in a big game if his family's life depended on it.
That right there pretty well hits it out of the park.
Meanwhile franchises like Buffalo, who had blacked out games during their streak of 4 straight AFC Championships now routinely sell out their stadium for a far less competitive team.I don't take kindly to tv coverage slanting it's presentation to kowtow to the pube-'stache crowd. Not a positive for the LONG-term health and vitality of the league.
If you actualy competed in an FFL you would know that individual sucess is almost always predicated on team sucess. Ask anybody who started Tiki Barber last weekend. They can tell you chapeter and verse how poorly the Giants as a team played.Fantasy football is a ..... fantasy, a perversion, not reality. It's a me me me me ME thing, INDIVIDUALIZING the players, as if, in the year 2006 we actually need MORE of that bullshit.
As is the real life NFL. If anything, the emergence of fantasy football has led to a greater emphasis on defensive players. Or maybe you haven't heard of IDP leagues?Participation in a league changes the way one views the NFL, the way one cheers, the way one looks at players, teams, loyalties. Football is the ultimate team game, yet this gay 'game' is grotesquely skewered toward offense and touchdown scorers.
Why don't you ask C Mike about the Pats defense? God knows he won't shut up about it. ;)Any 'game' that undervalues the skills of the Joe Greenes, Ronnie Lotts, Lawrence Taylors and Wille Browns of the sport is hopelessly out of touch with what pro football is all about.
The kids will be fine. It's the old farts who need to take their meds and deal.Gateway drug. The Bucket Game on Bozo's Circus was prolly a bit kind on my part. Enjoy the NFL of the future, fantasy playahs. Me me me me me me me me MEEEEEEH, damn it...!!!!!!
Great legacy you're leavin' for the kiddos.
Damn tart, all up on your pulpit tonight, aint ya. That was some serious fire and brimstone. Almost.poptart wrote:Peyton Manning's a fantasy football dorks wet dream, yet he couldn't get over on Tom Brady in a big game if his family's life depended on it.
That right there pretty well hits it out of the park.
I don't take kindly to tv coverage slanting it's presentation to kowtow to the pube-'stache crowd.
Not a positive for the LONG-term health and vitality of the league.
Fantasy football is a ..... fantasy, a perversion, not reality.
It's a me me me me ME thing, INDIVIDUALIZING the players, as if, in the year 2006 we actually need MORE of that bullshit.
Participation in a league changes the way one views the NFL, the way one cheers, the way one looks at players, teams, loyalties.
Football is the ultimate team game, yet this gay 'game' is grotesquely skewered toward offense and touchdown scorers.
Any 'game' that undervalues the skills of the Joe Greenes, Ronnie Lotts, Lawrence Taylors and Wille Browns of the sport is hopelessly out of touch with what pro football is all about.
Gateway drug.
The Bucket Game on Bozo's Circus was prolly a bit kind on my part.
Enjoy the NFL of the future, fantasy playahs. Me me me me me me me me MEEEEEEH, damn it...!!!!!!
Great legacy you're leavin' for the kiddos.
.... I disagree that its such a bad thing as you would lead us to think.Participation in a league changes the way one views the NFL, the way one cheers, the way one looks at players, teams, loyalties.
......you would be wrong. When you, and everyone else move to Yahoo for the pickem contest next season (obligatory pimp job)Football is the ultimate team game, yet this gay 'game' is grotesquely skewered toward offense and touchdown scorers.