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Nate Robinson, Reporting For Sparring Duty

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Presumably, Nate Robinson of the Knicks wears rib protection because the NBA is a rough league. But I wonder if he wears it under his street clothes, too? “Hi, I’m Nate Robinson. I play for the Knicks.” *WHACK!*

Even if Robinson doesn’t wear it in public, I know one member of the organizaton who probably should.

Watch the ribs today. — Bryan

 
  
 
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    If things keep going the way they’ve been going in New York, Isiah may want to sport something like link on the bench.

    At first glance I was pretty sure Nate Robinson was rockin some camo sleeves. I might try to hide too if I played for the knicks

    I know it’s “just a joke”, but if you drop the rabid fan mentality and take a step back and think about things rationally, it’s sad that jokes are made about physically hurting or even killing athletes/coaches/owners because of a poor win/loss record or poor performance. Players don’t try to play poorly. For various reasons, just like us normal people, players go into slumps or certain teams just fail to gel or whatever. It’s just a sports game there for your viewing entertainment. If you’re not satisfied, just find something else to do or stop following your team so closely temporarily or something.

    I enjoy a joke as much as the next guy, but sorry, I just can’t see the fun in something as serious as death/injury to someone who hasn’t done anything to you except not fulfill your desire for your team to win a game.

    uhhh….John….you’re joking right?! Lighten up.

    Allen Iverson wears a similar undershirt with padding, uncovered on this very blog, his is around the chest area. I will look for the picture.

    The person who needs body armor is jim Dolan. Forget Isiah. The Dolan family is the ultimate in corporate greed. Back in the late 80’s they blacked-out all of Long Island for an entire season of Knicks and Rangers, bouth the two teams and have gone on to futility for the past decade, all while selling out the building that they pay no property tax on, while reaping millions of dollars in profit, some of which go to paying off sex harassment charges.

    Nope Cathy, not joking. I’m American, and have lived in Japan for quite a while. I don’t go along with the whole “Japan is safe” thing, but my point is that in this culture and I’m sure lots of other cultures, jokes or any other references are just not made about physical violence toward athletes just because they f up or suck. What have they done to you, except lose a game? They deserve to be attacked by a stranger for that?

    Yeah, I know “it’s just a joke”.

    But when you see that kind of mindset, even if it’s a joke, from the outside, you kinda gradually realize that “yeah, that’s kind of sad that we do that.” As I said, I goof around all the time, and take life too lightly probably. It’s just that jokes can be made without the punchline being that the person needs to be careful about getting attacked or killed.

    [quote comment=”216645″]Nope Cathy, not joking. I’m American, and have lived in Japan for quite a while. I don’t go along with the whole “Japan is safe” thing, but my point is that in this culture and I’m sure lots of other cultures, jokes or any other references are just not made about physical violence toward athletes just because they f up or suck. What have they done to you, except lose a game? They deserve to be attacked by a stranger for that?

    Yeah, I know “it’s just a joke”.

    But when you see that kind of mindset, even if it’s a joke, from the outside, you kinda gradually realize that “yeah, that’s kind of sad that we do that.” As I said, I goof around all the time, and take life too lightly probably. It’s just that jokes can be made without the punchline being that the person needs to be careful about getting attacked or killed.[/quote]
    Who called the fun police?

    [quote comment=”216645″]Nope Cathy, not joking. I’m American, and have lived in Japan for quite a while. I don’t go along with the whole “Japan is safe” thing, but my point is that in this culture and I’m sure lots of other cultures, jokes or any other references are just not made about physical violence toward athletes just because they f up or suck. What have they done to you, except lose a game? They deserve to be attacked by a stranger for that?

    Yeah, I know “it’s just a joke”.

    But when you see that kind of mindset, even if it’s a joke, from the outside, you kinda gradually realize that “yeah, that’s kind of sad that we do that.” As I said, I goof around all the time, and take life too lightly probably. It’s just that jokes can be made without the punchline being that the person needs to be careful about getting attacked or killed.[/quote]

    Dude, in a perfect world, we probably wouldn’t have professional sports to begin with (or at least we wouldn’t have a system in which athletes make so much freakin’ money). We also wouldn’t have really funny jokes that just happen to be racist, sexist, or otherwise insensitive, nor would we have a slew of other stuff. That’s life — jeez.

    Oh, and in a perfect world we wouldn’t have NBA GM/coaches who are found liable for sexual harrassment and who think it’s OK for a black man to call a black woman “bitch” (which might explain why some people feel less than kindly about said GM/coach — not just because he puts a losing product on the court).

    [quote comment=”216645″]Nope Cathy, not joking. I’m American, and have lived in Japan for quite a while. I don’t go along with the whole “Japan is safe” thing, but my point is that in this culture and I’m sure lots of other cultures, jokes or any other references are just not made about physical violence toward athletes just because they f up or suck. What have they done to you, except lose a game? They deserve to be attacked by a stranger for that?

    Yeah, I know “it’s just a joke”.

    But when you see that kind of mindset, even if it’s a joke, from the outside, you kinda gradually realize that “yeah, that’s kind of sad that we do that.” As I said, I goof around all the time, and take life too lightly probably. It’s just that jokes can be made without the punchline being that the person needs to be careful about getting attacked or killed.[/quote]

    just a joke…it’d be different if people did get killed for having a bad record in sports…but again, just a JOKE….get over yourself…if you can’t find the humor in it….you’ve got bigger problems.

    Personally, I found the “Hi I’m Nate Robinson, I play for the Knicks” thing hilarious….if anything, he should claim to play for the Nets or something, that or say he at least plays for the Rangers.

    I hope I am not sounding like I don’t know anything, but are the numbers on the shoulders mandatory on NFL jerseys ? And if so does anyone know how that came into being?
    Thanks

    bryan when i play baseketball i wear rib pads and it helped beacuase one time when i didnt i toook and elbow to the rib and crACKED a rib

    don’t columbian soccer players get killed for scoring own goals? and our society is bad?

    it’s probably a good thing that we stop at the joking stage and don’t follow through with what the jokes suggest.

    I’m just stating my opinion, that’s all. I’m not full of myself, I don’t have problems, I’m not seeking a perfect world, and I’m not a peace monger or a pro-lifer or a member of Greenpeace or anything either. I’m all for punishment for people who do something wrong or hurt somebody else first. I’m just pointing out that I’ve come to realize that in a way, it’s kinda sad that so many people take something as unimportant as sports so seriously, and something as important as life so lightly, that they can casually make jokes like this. I said that I’ve noticed this living in a culture where that type of joke just does not ever come to a person’s mind, and also just by growing up and having kids, experiencing directly or indirectly things like death, accidents, miscarriages, etc. You gradually learn how valuable life is. But OK, I’ll play:

    Good thing the Dolphins won that one game, huh? Or else they woulda needed to actually wear dolphin costumes out to their cars after the last game, because nobody’d shoot into a crowd of cute little dolphins, right? Pretty funny, yah?

    And oh, Paul? Why wouldn’t there be pro sports in a perfect world? Wouldn’t they be one of the things that would make a perfect world? And jokes that happen to be racist, sexist, whatever, which I can and do laugh at, and did not even mention one syllable about, usually don’t involve the attacking or killing of the subject. Finally, you were present at all meetings between Isiah and his accuser? People of all genders, sexes, races, religions, etc. call each other names all the time. Regardless of the verdict, who knows what all actually went on between those two? Any anyway, so anyone who calls another person “bitch” deserves pummelling from any complete stranger on the street who wants to take a shot?

    You know, I’m almost hoping for someone to ask about the green-dot helmets, UCLA’s “C”, or Dallas Clark’s helmet not have a US flag.

    LET’S GET BACK TO SILLY, NON-RELEVANT, UNIFORM-RELATED, STUPID, INNANE STUFF THAT WE ALL LOVE!

    love ya, mean it

    Juan Grande

    John, I think you are reading waaaay more into this than there actually is.

    On Uni Topic:
    Can’t wait to see the game but the NYR-Montreal game earlier will present the best uni matchup of the day!

    Wow, this is getting out of hand. Lets talk about the awesome Giants uniforms. The Super Bowl deserves to have a team wearing such classic, retro uniforms like the G-Men. And although it does look good when Paul made the red parts blue, I like how the red stands out from the blue helmet.
    Lets hope for a close game and maybe even a HUGE upset!

    [quote comment=”216663″]I hope I am not sounding like I don’t know anything, but are the numbers on the shoulders mandatory on NFL jerseys ? And if so does anyone know how that came into being?
    Thanks[/quote]
    Yep, they’re mandatory… once upon a time, shoulder/sleeve numbers were called “television numbers”; according to the link site, link and link were the last teams without shoulder/sleeve numbers, in 1961; and both teams did have numbers on the sides of the helmets.

    Every pro football uni since link has featured numbers on the sleeves, moving to the link as sleeves disappeared.

    [quote comment=”216670″]link and really cool striped sleeves but what is with the tape on that one guy’s pants?[/quote]
    Try this link… and the tape on the one guy’s pants were probably an “in-game” repair to keep his thigh pads in place! The players may have been as rugged as today’s, but the fabrics they had available weren’t!

    [quote comment=”216673″]don’t columbian soccer players get killed for scoring own goals? and our society is bad?

    it’s probably a good thing that we stop at the joking stage and don’t follow through with what the jokes suggest.[/quote]

    Ish. Andres Escobar scored the own goal that resulted in Colombia being knocked out the 1994 World Cup.

    He was shot dead on his return to Colombia and the own goal was widely cited as the reason, but it was more likely to have been a drug-related killing.

    [quote]Good thing the Dolphins won that one game, huh? Or else they woulda needed to actually wear dolphin costumes out to their cars after the last game, because nobody’d shoot into a crowd of cute little dolphins, right? Pretty funny, yah?[/quote]

    link

    /we now return you to our regularly scheduled discussion of athletics aesthetics

    [quote comment=”216676″]OK, I’ll play:

    Good thing the Dolphins won that one game, huh? Or else they woulda needed to actually wear dolphin costumes out to their cars after the last game, because nobody’d shoot into a crowd of cute little dolphins, right? Pretty funny, yah?[/quote]

    Actually, I think that IS pretty funny.

    [quote comment=”216676″]And oh, Paul? Why wouldn’t there be pro sports in a perfect world?[/quote]

    Because we’d realize there are better things to reward people for — especially at the rates at which we currently reward them — than their ability to hit a curveball.

    [quote comment=”216676″]Finally, you were present at all meetings between Isiah and his accuser?[/quote]

    Classic straw man argument. Were you present at every meeting of Hitler and his advisers? Were you present when Michael Vick tortured those dogs? Were you present when John Wayne Gacy tortured, raped, and murdered all those people? Gee, you’d better not have any opinions on any of them either, because you weren’t there.

    It’s plain blue in both end zones, no other stuff within (Royal for the Jints, Navy for the Cheatriots) not even on the conference logos.

    [quote comment=”216694″]link[/quote]

    *knock on the door*

    Who is it?

    Candygram.

    C’mon, you gotta love the real old school SNL stuff.

    That’s a pretty weak response, Paul. All of those examples involve attacking and killing, the exact things I’m saying kind of ruin the jokes for me. And all of those people deserved the punishments they got (which I said was fine by me), because they harmed innocents first for no reason. And all of them involved physical evidence to support the crimes, not just one person’s word against another’s. How is it a straw man argument anyway? I said that even if he is 100% guilty of calling a person a bitch, does that mean he needs to wear protection against violence from people he did not call a bitch? And by extension, just so he’s not getting special attention for who he is, any person who calls any other person any of the hundreds of bad names in the book should need to wear protection against random attacks from people who don’t like that?

    [quote comment=”216713″]That’s a pretty weak response, Paul. All of those examples involve attacking and killing, the exact things I’m saying kind of ruin the jokes for me. And all of those people deserved the punishments they got (which I said was fine by me), because they harmed innocents first for no reason. And all of them involved physical evidence to support the crimes, not just one person’s word against another’s. How is it a straw man argument anyway? I said that even if he is 100% guilty of calling a person a bitch, does that mean he needs to wear protection against violence from people he did not call a bitch? And by extension, just so he’s not getting special attention for who he is, any person who calls any other person any of the hundreds of bad names in the book should need to wear protection against random attacks from people who don’t like that?[/quote]

    For the record: If anyone wants to say, “Lukas’s last column was so bad, he should be shot,” I’ll take no offense.

    And if anyone wants to say, “That guy John should be shot too, for starting a really pointless thread,” I have no problem with that either.

    Everyone will be happy to hear that I’m now going to get in my car and drive out to my parents’ place, where I’ll be watching the Super Bowl with my father (as my sports-oblivious mom inevitably makes comments like “Oh, is there a big game today?” and “So who’s playing?”). Go Big Blue!

    [quote comment=”216713″]That’s a pretty weak response, Paul. All of those examples involve attacking and killing, the exact things I’m saying kind of ruin the jokes for me. And all of those people deserved the punishments they got (which I said was fine by me), because they harmed innocents first for no reason. And all of them involved physical evidence to support the crimes, not just one person’s word against another’s. How is it a straw man argument anyway? I said that even if he is 100% guilty of calling a person a bitch, does that mean he needs to wear protection against violence from people he did not call a bitch? And by extension, just so he’s not getting special attention for who he is, any person who calls any other person any of the hundreds of bad names in the book should need to wear protection against random attacks from people who don’t like that?[/quote]

    And the ridiculous banter of the day ends right NOW.

    speaking of great uniforms…wings @ bruins last night

    link

    Post got eaten, thats a first for me. I’ll try again:

    Check this great picture posted today at Shorpy:

    link

    1923 football game. Check the taped up pants on the 2nd guy from the right. And the sleeve stripes.

    [quote comment=”216687″][quote comment=”216670″]link and really cool striped sleeves but what is with the tape on that one guy’s pants?[/quote]
    Try this link… and the tape on the one guy’s pants were probably an “in-game” repair to keep his thigh pads in place! The players may have been as rugged as today’s, but the fabrics they had available weren’t![/quote]
    thank you. for some reason I can’t get links to work for me anymore.

    [quote comment=”216732″]Post got eaten, thats a first for me. I’ll try again:

    Check this great picture posted today at Shorpy:

    link

    1923 football game. Check the taped up pants on the 2nd guy from the right. And the sleeve stripes.[/quote]

    Ol Goaler (post 21) beat me to this one, sorry.

    Can we PLEASE just talk about uniforms? I didn’t come here to read about violence in society and logical fallacies. It’s Super Bowl Sunday, people! The greatest unofficial holiday! Let’s all just enjoy it!

    [quote comment=”216691″][quote comment=”216673″]don’t columbian soccer players get killed for scoring own goals? and our society is bad?

    it’s probably a good thing that we stop at the joking stage and don’t follow through with what the jokes suggest.[/quote]

    Ish. Andres Escobar scored the own goal that resulted in Colombia being knocked out the 1994 World Cup.

    He was shot dead on his return to Colombia and the own goal was widely cited as the reason, but it was more likely to have been a drug-related killing.[/quote]

    Bookie related. Not every colombian named Escobar is involved in drug traffic.

    [quote comment=”216679″]You know, I’m almost hoping for someone to ask about the green-dot helmets, UCLA’s “C”, or Dallas Clark’s helmet not have a US flag.

    LET’S GET BACK TO SILLY, NON-RELEVANT, UNIFORM-RELATED, STUPID, INNANE STUFF THAT WE ALL LOVE!

    love ya, mean it

    Juan Grande[/quote]

    Okay, I’ll ask. Whats up with the yellow “C” in UCLA on their basketball jerseys? Also-why do most pictures i’ve seen of USC cheerleaders have them holding up two fingers? Are they setting their goals a little low, saying “We’re number 2?”

    I’m just trying to figure out why the operator of a message board site (for-profit, I believe, nonetheless) would get into it so heavy with one of his visitors. Other posters have been pretty good-spirited and civil – only you Paul have gotten touchy and sarcastic. I am legally (there is free speech, right?) and simply voicing an opinion. And to call my opinion pointless – well, it is an aspect of the original lead picture/post started by the operators of this website. Is that not allowed? I’m not requiring anyone to agree with it.

    Seems to me an intelligent website operator/businessman would stay off his own boards (or at least keep his input to benign stuff) and let sarcastic comments be made by, and disagreements played out among, the visitors.

    Get it?

    Shooting people bad, stripes good, right?

    Anywho, I’ve been debating snagging myself a good jersey as a self-birthday present, and I’m thinking of getting this particular jersey: link . Yes, it’s a Phoenix Coyotes jersey, but I like how it looks, as well as it being an unusual team to root for. Is icejerseys.com a good place to buy from, or is three better online retailers?

    Apparently we have a new friend to this site. A quick check of the previous posts shows that Paul did not call anyone’s arguement “pointless”. He used the term in a hypothetical comment. The bottom line in all of this is that this is a site for people who love uni related stuff…and most of us happen to be snarky with a side order of snide (snideky?). Anyhoo…we’re all big boys and girls, as are the athletes/coaches we rag on. No harm in suggesting (obviously) playfully that a certain individual better invest in body armor. If someone is offended by what they read in a blog comment section, the problem lies within that reader…not the poster.

    Oh…and I won’t pretend to be the dude that settles this…if only I had THAT kind of power! :D

    [quote comment=”216744″]I’m just trying to figure out why the operator of a message board site (for-profit, I believe, nonetheless) would get into it so heavy with one of his visitors. Other posters have been pretty good-spirited and civil – only you Paul have gotten touchy and sarcastic. I am legally (there is free speech, right?) and simply voicing an opinion. And to call my opinion pointless – well, it is an aspect of the original lead picture/post started by the operators of this website. Is that not allowed? I’m not requiring anyone to agree with it.

    Seems to me an intelligent website operator/businessman would stay off his own boards (or at least keep his input to benign stuff) and let sarcastic comments be made by, and disagreements played out among, the visitors.

    Get it?[/quote]

    That’s funny; I just got done thinking that he was very restrained. The fact that you’re apparently serious is what really blows my mind. He’s not requiring anyone to agree with his opinion, either- I determined on my own that you need to lighten up.

    (Let’s see 18-1 !)

    On a semi-related note, I had a friend who moved to Japan and after awhile his sense of humor became really weird. He would make jokes and people would take them literally and he’d have to give some weird explanation and the joke was ruined. Then he would misinterpret or not like most jokes he heard.

    But then the joke would become how frustrating it was to him to make or get a joke and laughter was restored (at least for the rest of us).

    I think it’s just sad how some people act like they have never heard a joke about a player or coach which references to hurting that person and decides that the best place to voice their opinion is on a message board based upon UNIFORMS!!

    Get over yourself. We live in America, not Japan

    [quote comment=”216756″]Shooting people bad, stripes good, right?

    Anywho, I’ve been debating snagging myself a good jersey as a self-birthday present, and I’m thinking of getting this particular jersey: link . Yes, it’s a Phoenix Coyotes jersey, but I like how it looks, as well as it being an unusual team to root for. Is icejerseys.com a good place to buy from, or is three better online retailers?[/quote]
    Their customer service is good. Really good. It’s just that I probably won’t buy from again because my favorite line of theirs is the line of throwbacks, which seem to get more and more expensive. It’s to the point where I think their throwbacks are overpriced. Triple digits for a replica sweater? I couldn’t justify that. But if you think you have a good deal in front of you, go ahead and buy it from IceJerseys, because aside from the price tag, they won’t let you down.

    [quote comment=”216682″][quote comment=”216663″]I hope I am not sounding like I don’t know anything, but are the numbers on the shoulders mandatory on NFL jerseys ? And if so does anyone know how that came into being?
    Thanks[/quote]
    Yep, they’re mandatory… once upon a time, shoulder/sleeve numbers were called “television numbers”; according to the link site, link and link were the last teams without shoulder/sleeve numbers, in 1961; and both teams did have numbers on the sides of the helmets.

    Every pro football uni since link has featured numbers on the sleeves, moving to the link as sleeves disappeared.[/quote]

    I don’t think that is correct. The Bengals didn’t have TV numbers, on their sleeves or shoulders for a long, long time. I don’t think it was until 1978 or so before they used TV numbers.

    The jerseys were made by Sand-Knit and had screened numbers, front and back. But the TV numbers were added later to the uniforms and were sewn on at a local sporting goods store along with the names on back.

    Even on that NFL Uniforms site, it shows the Bengals w/o the TV numbers.

    Try Jersey-Joe.com. Joe runs an OUTSTANDING business, is an avid UW supporter, and seems like a sild dude. He was also at Sheep Station last night and shared his french fries which earns mega brownie points in my book!

    [quote comment=”216788″]Cool NFL Gatorade caps from the ’70’s
    link

    thats pretty sweet
    those are probably twice as old as I am

    People make jokes about death and dying all the time, they are called JOKES!!!! I have heard a ton of jokes about knocking off lawyers, and i don’t hear a massive outcry about that. It is satire, commentary on real life things. No sane, rational person is going to slug Isiah Thomas in the ribs because his coaching skils are not so great. Please relax, take off your PC glasses and enjoy a little bit of humor. Thank you.

    [/soapbox>

    [quote comment=”216744″]I’m just trying to figure out why the operator of a message board site (for-profit, I believe, nonetheless)…..

    Get it?[/quote]

    I have never understood this either.

    A blogger making money from people on a message board.

    P.T. Barnum was right.

    (I bet this post gets deleted. Screen grab.)

    [quote comment=”216793″]People make jokes about death and dying all the time, they are called JOKES!!!! I have heard a ton of jokes about knocking off lawyers, and i don’t hear a massive outcry about that. It is satire, commentary on real life things. No sane, rational person is going to slug Isiah Thomas in the ribs because his coaching skils are not so great. Please relax, take off your PC glasses and enjoy a little bit of humor. Thank you.

    [/soapbox>[/quote]

    When have New York sports fans ever been described as either sane or rational?

    [quote comment=”216796″][quote comment=”216793″]People make jokes about death and dying all the time, they are called JOKES!!!! I have heard a ton of jokes about knocking off lawyers, and i don’t hear a massive outcry about that. It is satire, commentary on real life things. No sane, rational person is going to slug Isiah Thomas in the ribs because his coaching skils are not so great. Please relax, take off your PC glasses and enjoy a little bit of humor. Thank you.

    [/soapbox>[/quote]

    When have New York sports fans ever been described as either sane or rational?[/quote]

    Ah, touche. The same could probably be said for Philly fans too.

    [quote comment=”216756″]Shooting people bad, stripes good, right?

    Anywho, I’ve been debating snagging myself a good jersey as a self-birthday present, and I’m thinking of getting this particular jersey: link . Yes, it’s a Phoenix Coyotes jersey, but I like how it looks, as well as it being an unusual team to root for. Is icejerseys.com a good place to buy from, or is three better online retailers?[/quote]
    Try triplethreatsports.com – I’ve heard they take a while, but the price is a lot better then that… If you really want the authentic instead of the replica, icejerseys is a good site. But a replica is good enough for me…

    The NFL draft caps? Rbk already has ’em as the NHL’s “second season” caps on their store site.

    Holy creamed chipped beef on toast, Batman That didn’t take long.

    A sportswriter once said.”Eagle fans would boo a blind kid at a easter egg hunt”. And I say “But Cowboy fans would cheer on the eggs.”

    [quote comment=”216744″]I’m just trying to figure out why the operator of a message board site (for-profit, I believe, nonetheless) would get into it so heavy with one of his visitors. Other posters have been pretty good-spirited and civil – only you Paul have gotten touchy and sarcastic. I am legally (there is free speech, right?) and simply voicing an opinion. And to call my opinion pointless – well, it is an aspect of the original lead picture/post started by the operators of this website. Is that not allowed? I’m not requiring anyone to agree with it.

    Seems to me an intelligent website operator/businessman would stay off his own boards (or at least keep his input to benign stuff) and let sarcastic comments be made by, and disagreements played out among, the visitors.

    Get it?[/quote]

    If Paul is making a profit on this site, he must be living on ramen.

    Also, this is my first post in a while. Just realized that.

    [quote comment=”216814″]“A sportswriter once said.’Eagle fans would boo a blind kid at a easter egg hunt’. And I say ‘But Cowboy fans would cheer on the eggs.'”[/quote]

    Yeah, but New York fans make Philadelphia fans look like angels…and I do not mean the Los Angeles of Anaheim variety.

    [quote comment=”216736″]Can we PLEASE just talk about uniforms? I didn’t come here to read about violence in society and logical fallacies. It’s Super Bowl Sunday, people! The greatest unofficial holiday! Let’s all just enjoy it![/quote]

    Yes, it’s, uh, lots of fun here today……

    [quote comment=”216673″]don’t columbian soccer players get killed for scoring own goals? and our society is bad?

    it’s probably a good thing that we stop at the joking stage and don’t follow through with what the jokes suggest.[/quote]

    that was a one time thing after the 1994 world cup and eye witness account is really sketchy.

    I have a solution for people who have issues with how Paul runs Uniwatch: Don’t visit the site! That should be an easy way to alleviate any stress that’s caused by reading his blog. Your complaints and serious tone are ruining it for the rest of us.

    I’m trying to think of something I can mention that’s uni-related so that I’m not adding another pointless non-uni post, but I’m drawing a blank. I’ll just say what I always say: I hate the Vikes’ uniforms. I just got my 2008 Vikings calendar, which is the first edition to feature the nasty new unis (2007’s calendar still used photos of the previous design). I think this will be the year I lose track of days because I won’t want to look at my calendar.

    [quote comment=”216819″][quote comment=”216814″]“A sportswriter once said.’Eagle fans would boo a blind kid at a easter egg hunt’. And I say ‘But Cowboy fans would cheer on the eggs.'”[/quote]

    Yeah, but New York fans make Philadelphia fans look like angels…and I do not mean the Los Angeles of Anaheim variety.[/quote]

    You mean the ones in the endzone?

    [quote comment=”216821″][quote comment=”216736″]Can we PLEASE just talk about uniforms? I didn’t come here to read about violence in society and logical fallacies. It’s Super Bowl Sunday, people! The greatest unofficial holiday! Let’s all just enjoy it![/quote]

    Yes, it’s, uh, lots of fun here today……[/quote]

    It’s like pulling teeth from Refrigerator Perry.

    Speaking of, aren’t Chicago’s orange uniforms pretty?

    Did anyone else see the Harlem Globetrotter’s game last night?

    link getting his 22 retired by the Harlem Globetrotter’s at MSG in a couple of weeks.

    On a day of red, white, and blue uniforms, I’d have to say that none capture the spirit of America like link one.

    An Obama & the Globetrotters 2009 World Tour could undo everything that’s been undid by the current regime.

    Where’s Lee Greenwood and my Kleenex?! (sniff, sniff)

    [quote comment=”216744″]I’m just trying to figure out why the operator of a message board site (for-profit, I believe, nonetheless) would get into it so heavy with one of his visitors. Other posters have been pretty good-spirited and civil – only you Paul have gotten touchy and sarcastic. I am legally (there is free speech, right?) and simply voicing an opinion. And to call my opinion pointless – well, it is an aspect of the original lead picture/post started by the operators of this website. Is that not allowed? I’m not requiring anyone to agree with it.

    Seems to me an intelligent website operator/businessman would stay off his own boards (or at least keep his input to benign stuff) and let sarcastic comments be made by, and disagreements played out among, the visitors.

    Get it?[/quote]

    Just because you have “free speech”, that doesn’t mean someone else has to post, print, broadcast, etc., your opinion. Per the Bill of Rights, freedom of speech has to do with the GOVERNMENT limiting someone’s right to say something. Last time I checked, this is a private blog/message board, so Paul can choose to express is freedom of speech and delete a post or ban someone from posting if he doesn’t like their opinions (though as far as I know he never has). If you don’t like the way he operates his blog, then don’t read it. Or you can start your own blog, website, newspaper, radio station, etc., and express your opinion all you want.

    On a much much much more relevant note, I am watching the ECHL’s Alaska Aces and Idaho Steelheads on NHL Network.

    The teams are wearing their parent NHL teams’ uniforms, but the uniforms link the Reebok Edge uniforms. They are made by link, though.

    I am also disturbed about the “faceoff dots” at the Idaho arena. The dots have been replaced by link.

    [quote comment=”216742″][quote comment=”216679″]You know, I’m almost hoping for someone to ask about the green-dot helmets, UCLA’s “C”, or Dallas Clark’s helmet not have a US flag.

    LET’S GET BACK TO SILLY, NON-RELEVANT, UNIFORM-RELATED, STUPID, INNANE STUFF THAT WE ALL LOVE!

    love ya, mean it

    Juan Grande[/quote]

    Okay, I’ll ask. Whats up with the yellow “C” in UCLA on their basketball jerseys? Also-why do most pictures i’ve seen of USC cheerleaders have them holding up two fingers? Are they setting their goals a little low, saying “We’re number 2?”[/quote]

    The gold C is to highlight that it is UCLA’s 100th year of having a team. C is roman numeral for 100. USC’s “2” is actually a V. That is USC’s hand sign and it stands for Victory.

    [quote comment=”216742″]“Why do most pictures i’ve seen of USC cheerleaders song girls have them holding up two fingers?”[/quote]

    What were you expecting, the shocker?

    [quote comment=”216721″][quote comment=”216713″]That’s a pretty weak response, Paul. All of those examples involve attacking and killing, the exact things I’m saying kind of ruin the jokes for me. And all of those people deserved the punishments they got (which I said was fine by me), because they harmed innocents first for no reason. And all of them involved physical evidence to support the crimes, not just one person’s word against another’s. How is it a straw man argument anyway? I said that even if he is 100% guilty of calling a person a bitch, does that mean he needs to wear protection against violence from people he did not call a bitch? And by extension, just so he’s not getting special attention for who he is, any person who calls any other person any of the hundreds of bad names in the book should need to wear protection against random attacks from people who don’t like that?[/quote]

    For the record: If anyone wants to say, “Lukas’s last column was so bad, he should be shot,” I’ll take no offense.

    And if anyone wants to say, “That guy John should be shot too, for starting a really pointless thread,” I have no problem with that either.

    Everyone will be happy to hear that I’m now going to get in my car and drive out to my parents’ place, where I’ll be watching the Super Bowl with my father (as my sports-oblivious mom inevitably makes comments like “Oh, is there a big game today?” and “So who’s playing?”). Go Big Blue![/quote]

    In a perfect world I’d be able to actually watch today’s game (but I’d have to shoot my self if the Giants won and I’ll be sick if the Patriots win, but as a “long suffering” Jets fan I’m going to spend the day reading the articles about Johan Santana and how good he’ll look in blue and orange (ditch the black)

    Regarding the Giants red-themed road jerseys, I think they would seem just fine if the blue jerseys also had link bordered in grey to match the pants.

    Belichick has arrived at statium. Coat & tie (!).
    No hoodie yet. Will advise.

    (If he wins today—that’s SIX rings for him??
    4-NE and 2 while asst with NYG. wow.)

    Presumably, Nate Robinson of the Knicks wears rib protection because the NBA is a rough league. But I wonder if he wears it under his street clothes, too? “Hi, I’m Nate Robinson. I play for the Knicks.” *WHACK!*

    Ummm. I thought I was on the Chris Creamer site for a second with all this backbiting and angst…must be the dog days of winter…

    Anyway, Nate Robinson just might have provided the sports leagues with another way to SUCK money out of their already financially overtaxed fans..ready…?

    THE OFFICIAL NBA, NFL, NHL and MLB INSIDE OUT JERSEY!!!!

    Wow, got to have one right? Brilliant, I know.

    Just take any teams home, road, alternate home, alternate road, camouflage, pink jersey or any other hair brain uni idea and simply flip them inside out (ala Nate), put a jog tag on the front and charge all us loser fans $225.00 a pop to line the pockets of all the overpaid underperforming athletes, coaches, team executives, league officials, commissioners and official “league” licensees.

    Someone call Paul Fireman and Phil Knight right now…

    Any one know why the mlbstyleguide.com site has not been updated with new unis such as: Tampa Bay? Cleveland alt., etc.?

    Been a while and was wondering what the issue might be?

    Logoman

    this has been fun reading today

    but on a very serious and somber note

    i’ll just say this…i, like mr. lucas, am going to be watching the g-men with my 80 year old dad…it may (and most likely will) be the last time he EVER sees a super bowl, much less the giants in one, so i am going to cherish every goddam minute of the game with him

    enjoy life while you have it people, and don’t take yourselves too seriously, k? this is just a blog…and a damn good one…let’s not petty differences ruin it and remember that at the end of the day, we’re all here for the unis

    /back to sarcastic LI Phil now…

    [quote comment=”216845″]
    The gold C is to highlight that it is UCLA’s 100th year of having a team. C is roman numeral for 100. [/quote]

    Actually, as has been mentioned a number of times here, the gold C is for the Bruins’ 100 NCAA titles across all sports, which no other school has done.

    if anyone else calls the politically correct police again i am fleeing the country.

    Agree with paul…but in a perfect world there would be no uniwatch because we would all be using our time more effectively. haha

    if anyone else calls the politically correct police again i am fleeing the country.

    Agree with paul…but in a perfect world there would be no uniwatch because we would all be using our time more effectively. haha

    [quote comment=”216872″][quote comment=”216845″]
    The gold C is to highlight that it is UCLA’s 100th year of having a team. C is roman numeral for 100. [/quote]

    Actually, as has been mentioned a number of times here, the gold C is for the Bruins’ 100 NCAA titles across all sports, which no other school has done.[/quote]

    No, C is for link.

    [quote comment=”216858″]Belichick has arrived at statium. Coat & tie (!).
    No hoodie yet. Will advise.

    (If he wins today—that’s SIX rings for him??
    4-NE and 2 while asst with NYG. wow.)[/quote]

    I think BB always wears the suit when he arrives at the stadium. I predict that he’ll go with the blue polo, since it’s a non-Gilette game and it’ll be perfect weather.

    [quote comment=”216849″][quote comment=”216742″]“Why do most pictures i’ve seen of USC cheerleaders song girls have them holding up two fingers?”[/quote]

    What were you expecting, the shocker?[/quote]

    link in this photo is quite expert in the shocker, her days at ASU notwithstanding

    haha courtney something. she got sued by asu for wearing her outfit in an adult video.

    IDK if this already got answered but the two fingers is a V for victory!

    like Johnny Drama “VICTORY!!”

    haha courtney something. she got sued by asu for wearing her outfit in an adult video.

    IDK if this already got answered but the two fingers is a V for victory!

    like Johnny Drama “VICTORY!!”

    [quote comment=”216876″][quote comment=”216872″][quote comment=”216845″]
    The gold C is to highlight that it is UCLA’s 100th year of having a team. C is roman numeral for 100. [/quote]

    Actually, as has been mentioned a number of times here, the gold C is for the Bruins’ 100 NCAA titles across all sports, which no other school has done.[/quote]

    No, C is for link.[/quote]

    That’s good enough for me!

    [quote comment=”216881″]haha courtney something. she got sued by asu for wearing her outfit in an adult video.[/quote]

    yes…i take it you are familiar with her work

    her given name is courtney cox (i shit you not)…her, ahem, adult name is courtney simpson, so as not to be confused with a certain adult star already having such name

    you may wish to google it, for, um, research purposes…

    So, link has some of them in the ’72 uniform jerseys and a few in the current ones. WTF? IMHO, Parcells should bring back the ’72 unis with the current logo modified given his love for nostalgia.

    [quote comment=”216878″][quote comment=”216849″][quote comment=”216742″]“Why do most pictures i’ve seen of USC cheerleaders song girls have them holding up two fingers?”[/quote]

    What were you expecting, the shocker?[/quote]

    link in this photo is quite expert in the shocker, her days at ASU notwithstanding[/quote]
    Now seems like a good time for everybody’s favorite blond Sun Devil shocker, link. (That’s her on the left.)

    [quote comment=”216819″][quote comment=”216814″]“A sportswriter once said.’Eagle fans would boo a blind kid at a easter egg hunt’. And I say ‘But Cowboy fans would cheer on the eggs.'”[/quote]

    Philly fans were the ones that booed Santa Claus a few years ago. That’s hardcore. I wouldn’t be surprised if D batteries weren’t issued to the fans either.

    [quote comment=”216720″]If you want something to feel bad about John, it should be that these link have been replace by link and link.[/quote]

    those beautiful kits are nothing more than large adidas billboards. notice the three stripes on both shoulders, shorts and socks.

    [quote comment=”216795″][quote comment=”216744″]I’m just trying to figure out why the operator of a message board site (for-profit, I believe, nonetheless)…..

    Get it?[/quote]

    I have never understood this either.

    A blogger making money from people on a message board.

    P.T. Barnum was right.

    (I bet this post gets deleted. Screen grab.)[/quote]

    Pay up. Deleting posts because they’re stupid isn’t in the playbook. We know because we videotaped the playbook during walk-through.

    i’m watchin the superbowl pregame show and i’m diggin alicia keys uniform….

    Haha this site is awesome today! Paul is my new hero.

    That guy John should be shot too, for starting a really pointless thread.

    [quote comment=”216905″]So, link has some of them in the ’72 uniform jerseys and a few in the current ones. WTF? IMHO, Parcells should bring back the ’72 unis with the current logo modified given his love for nostalgia.[/quote]

    I noticed that too, I just assumed that the ones wearing the newer jerseys had either lost, sold, donated or otherwise no longer had their 1972 shirts.

    For anyone ordering carryout pizza, I would highly recommend the (BURP) new BFD pizza @ Dominos.

    [quote comment=”216953″]Giants white, Pats blue.
    Helmets have the SB logo on the back.[/quote]

    Patriots have their Marquise Hill 91 sticker, and it looks like neither team has the 21.

    [quote comment=”216880″]haha courtney something. she got sued by asu for wearing her outfit in an adult video.

    IDK if this already got answered but the two fingers is a V for victory!

    like Johnny Drama “VICTORY!!”[/quote]

    oh man, I dont know whats worse, my reaction (“No way…she was a cheerleader!”) or the fact that I actually recognized her

    [quote comment=”216582″]At first glance I was pretty sure Nate Robinson was rockin some camo sleeves. I might try to hide too if I played for the knicks[/quote]

    The joke of this whole matter is that Robinson is wearing “protection” for a non-contact sport…the reason for the decline of the NBA is two-fold: “Street-ball” style and tactics with a lack of fundamentals, and the leagues’ acceptance and promotion of the “gansta-rap” mentality and lifestyle!!!

    did anybody watch the college football skill challenges on ESPN, where they have (some of) the top-ranked kickers, quarterbacks, and running backs in some obstacle courses? it was interesting because they had the running backs all with nameplates that were sticking out, like they had a piece of cardboard under the plate, to make them more readable. don’t have a camera, so i can’t take screen grabs…

    EDIT: it’s the college all-star football challenge, and it had guys like Mike Hart, Mendenhall (from Illinois), and then Chad Henne, blah blah blah.

    [quote comment=”216977″][quote comment=”216582″]At first glance I was pretty sure Nate Robinson was rockin some camo sleeves. I might try to hide too if I played for the knicks[/quote]

    The joke of this whole matter is that Robinson is wearing “protection” for a non-contact sport…the reason for the decline of the NBA is two-fold: “Street-ball” style and tactics with a lack of fundamentals, and the leagues’ acceptance and promotion of the “gansta-rap” mentality and lifestyle!!![/quote]

    Apparently you never watched an Iowa State-Oklahoma State game when Big Country Reeves was in Stillwater and Loren Meyer was in Ames. A good friend went to one of their matchups in Hilton, and he told me that by the end of the game Meyer’s white jersey had turned grey from bumping and grinding against Reeves’s black wristbands and jeresy.

    [quote comment=”217010″]Bill Belichick is wearing a red Pats hoodie, not his normal gray[/quote]

    BAD karma. But i like the look.

    [quote comment=”216910″][quote comment=”216720″]If you want something to feel bad about John, it should be that these link have been replace by link and link.[/quote]

    those beautiful kits are nothing more than large adidas billboards. notice the three stripes on both shoulders, shorts and socks.[/quote]

    they’re still FAR better than some designer just scrawling “AWAY: ALL WHITE” then clocking off early…

    [quote comment=”217010″]Bill Belichick is wearing a red Pats hoodie, not his normal gray[/quote]

    I have that design of hoodie in Chicago Bears, got it as a Christmas present. I can tell it’s a distinctly different template than his old friend.

    true conversation that JUST happened

    My Girl: Those Giants uniforms are soooo ugly!!

    Her Father: Yeah, nothin like what they used to wear

    My Girl: They either need blue numbers or a red helmut

    Her Father: Yeah, that grey is dumb

    Family Friend: What’s that green dot on the helmut??

    My uniwatch family, they don’t even know how much they warmed my heart LOL

    [quote comment=”217049″]Nice, the Terminator just beat the crap out of the Fox Sports robot.[/quote]
    Judging from the IRON MAN spot, he could punch the lights out of either one.

    [quote comment=”216998″]Now there is what I would call a real alternate Pirates color scheme.

    Bad ass to the bone.

    link

    If I was an East Carolina fan, I’d pcik that up

    Howie Long’s outfit matches the LifeWater ad that is situated right behind him. Coincidence?

    [quote comment=”217060″][quote comment=”217049″]Nice, the Terminator just beat the crap out of the Fox Sports robot.[/quote]
    Judging from the IRON MAN spot, he could punch the lights out of either one.[/quote]

    When he’s not on a coke binge…

    Oh…another thing I noticed, the Giants “banner” in the announcers booth was red with a blue outline (the Pats was a proper navy with a red outline) hinting at red as the Giants primary color. But “Big Blue” sounds better than “Big Red” – which reminds me of a big mean guy (in prison or a biker gang), Clifford, or gum.

    [quote comment=”217107″][quote comment=”217060″][quote comment=”217049″]Nice, the Terminator just beat the crap out of the Fox Sports robot.[/quote]
    Judging from the IRON MAN spot, he could punch the lights out of either one.[/quote]

    When he’s not on a coke binge…[/quote]
    Especially when he’s on a coke binge.

    [quote comment=”216808″][quote comment=”216756″]Shooting people bad, stripes good, right?

    Anywho, I’ve been debating snagging myself a good jersey as a self-birthday present, and I’m thinking of getting this particular jersey: link . Yes, it’s a Phoenix Coyotes jersey, but I like how it looks, as well as it being an unusual team to root for. Is icejerseys.com a good place to buy from, or is three better online retailers?[/quote]
    Try triplethreatsports.com – I’ve heard they take a while, but the price is a lot better then that… If you really want the authentic instead of the replica, icejerseys is a good site. But a replica is good enough for me…[/quote]
    Go to greatskate.com, they have authentic jerseys for alot less than most places, like 100 dollars less i think, plus they do fast business!!

    [quote comment=”217127″]Plaxico was right on the 17. Is this the most boring tube of shit you have ever watched?[/quote]

    Only if your idea of an exciting football game is the kind of score you normally see during March Madness.

    Hey guys, be sure to check out that website that lets you see all the Super Bowl commercials after the game. That way you can see all the American Idol ads and commercials for that shitty Terminator show that you might have missed if you tuned in a little late.

    [quote comment=”217028″]Wilfork (NE) is wearing the #21 sticker, but the rest of the Patriots don’t seem to be.[/quote]

    He’s not the only one, but he’s one of the few. Trying to get a screen grab.

    [quote comment=”217145″]this might be the worst SB I have ever watched.[/quote]

    Between the game and being force-fed Simon Whatshisface/robot warriors, I’m inclined to agree. Given the score, this game hasn’t even be fun to watch for the defense.

    [quote comment=”217145″]this might be the worst SB I have ever watched.[/quote]

    It’s actually a contest, which is frankly more than I expected.

    [quote comment=”217146″][quote comment=”217028″]Wilfork (NE) is wearing the #21 sticker, but the rest of the Patriots don’t seem to be.[/quote]

    He’s not the only one, but he’s one of the few. Trying to get a screen grab.[/quote]
    Didn’t Wilfork go to Miami? That would probably explain his anyway.

    [quote comment=”217154″][quote comment=”217146″][quote comment=”217028″]Wilfork (NE) is wearing the #21 sticker, but the rest of the Patriots don’t seem to be.[/quote]

    He’s not the only one, but he’s one of the few. Trying to get a screen grab.[/quote]
    Didn’t Wilfork go to Miami? That would probably explain his anyway.[/quote]

    I was wondering if it was a Miami connection, I figured the Giants was because of the NFC East.

    Nobody’s perfect Tom…Go get a haircut….The only Manning QB better than Peyton is Eli….Hey Randy…you’re still a LOSER.

    Giants: First team ever to WIN the SB in 2 substantially different uniform sets.

    (Not counting the 49ers throwbacks in ’94, which were temporary.)

    Big Blue Rules…Congrats Paul. You could have NOT beaten a more annoying. conceded, overrated bunch of wicked perfectionists…It all goes back to what the experts know… and again they know JACK SHIT. Time to change the Pats unis… Joe Montana is STILL the biggest big game QB…

    and Bill running off the field when there was still officially time left..is weak. That’s what got Moss in trouble in where, Minn?

    I SAID the red hoodie was bad karma. (#75.)

    [quote comment=”217186″]and Bill running off the field when there was still officially time left..is weak. That’s what got Moss in trouble in where, Minn?

    I SAID the red hoodie was bad karma. (#75.)[/quote]
    You expected something more sportsmanlike out of that guy?

    [quote comment=”217185″]You could have NOT beaten a more annoying, conceited, overrated bunch of wicked perfectionists…[/quote]

    Well, besides maybe Ohio State… heh…geaux LSU…

    this might be the worst SB I have ever watched.

    Agreed. It was like an NBA…tune in for the last three minutes and you’ll will see pretty much the whole enchilada…Did someone at Reebok go to the Billy “The Brain” Bellicheck and say hey Bill, Calvn Klein, things you should switch things around tonight and go with the alternate red hideous cutoff hooded sweatshirt for the 19-0?

    What a farce. Super Choke.

    He’s probably in the locker room videotaping the ceremony. Fox showing a little too much love to Cadillac on the postgame..lingering shots on the logo…meh.

    Congrats to the Pats—18 wins in a season and those stats are impressive.

    But the Giants really came to play. Coughlin deserves it for changing up the way he coached, Strahan won’t have to come to camp this summer wither, and this will get the NY media off Eli’s back.

    At least til next September.

    Giants win!!!!
    18-1*
    patriots cant even cheat right, stupid dumbasses

    Fat ass Kraft sitting in his luxury suite preparing his victory speech while Big Blue (in all red basically) is willing their way to beat the most overrated 18-1 in the history of sports…the Ravens had them beat…and the Giants beat the snot out of them in the Meadowlands but only a slip by the Giants DB saved their overrated asses that night…wicked evil turnaround…so great.

    an old man and his son are extremely happy tonight

    eighteen wins and one GIANT loss

    /suck it beantown

    Paul, if you use a Windows PC and have Windows Media Center, which lets you watch cable thru your PC..it’s a great way to get screen caps. Alt+Prt Scr, save image, and there you are. As an example, here’s Mr. Short Clipped Answer Man just moments ago.
    link

    [quote comment=”217183″]And the Pats have lost in 3 different uniforms.[/quote]

    That’s right; I hadn’t thought of that. They’re still the only team to wear 3 different sets in the SB.

    Redskins (lost in 1 set, then won-lost-won-won in another), Rams (lost & won in 1, lost in another), Eagles (lost both) & Broncos (lost 4 in 1, won 2 in another) wore 2 different uni sets in SB games.

    Do Giants count as 3, since their road uni was different in 2000 but they wore blue in the SB vs. the Ravens?

    I can hear horns honking & people cheering out my window in Bensonhurst. They’re going nuts down here.

    [quote comment=”217191″]this might be the worst SB I have ever watched.

    Agreed. It was like an NBA…tune in for the last three minutes and you’ll will see pretty much the whole enchilada…Did someone at Reebok go to the Billy “The Brain” Bellicheck and say hey Bill, Calvn Klein, things you should switch things around tonight and go with the alternate red hideous cutoff hooded sweatshirt for the 19-0?

    What a farce. Super Choke.[/quote]

    Carl Reuter on FOX 5 just now:

    “Super Bowl 42, without question, the best ever.”

    [quote comment=”217196″]Giants win!!!!
    18-1*
    patriots cant even cheat right, stupid dumbasses[/quote]

    It doesnt matter even if they did cheat against the Jets in week 1, cause a) the Jets got caught doing the same thing the previous season, but no one said anything cause they’re the Jets; b) they got caught before half time, so they didnt have time to analyze the film before the second half of that game, and c) they did beat the Jets again in the regular season.
    I’ll give it to the Giants, but the Pats do hold the record for most wins in a season (overall), most wins during the regular season, most points, most passing touchdowns (team and individual), most receiving touchdowns (team and individual), etc, etc…
    Looks like my Bucs are no longer the reigning NFC Super Bowl Champs

    I’ll give it to the Giants, but the Pats do hold the record for most wins in a season (overall), most wins during the regular season, most points, most passing touchdowns (team and individual), most receiving touchdowns (team and individual), etc, etc…

    The Vince Lombardi won’t be stopping in New England this year and hey I’d rather be a Wild Card and get the hardware than a stat machine with no booty…

    hey graf (great meeting ya yesterday)…they’re not just celebrating in b-hurst…we’re rockin the shit out on lon-guy-land too!!!!

    fireworks every…horns blaring…cops arresting

    this one was sweeter than XXV (wide right)…and that scramble by eli on “THE NEW DRIVE”…hells yeah baby!!!!

    [quote comment=”217210″]“s anyone checked out the link Instant classic.”[/quote]

    You’re four posts too late!

    [quote comment=”217214″][quote comment=”217210″]“s anyone checked out the link Instant classic.”[/quote]

    You’re four posts too late![/quote]

    It took me 2 minutes to type, so I would say I was right on time.

    Dear average New Yorker,

    Earlier this season, I heard such things as “Eli needs to go”, “Eli is not the man to get us there”, “Eli can’t get it done”, and (wanting to be Philly Fan) numerous times “Eli Sucks”.

    For once now, will you just shut the fuck up and enjoy something?

    Thanks.

    [quote comment=”217219″]Dear average New Yorker,

    Earlier this season, I heard such things as “Eli needs to go”, “Eli is not the man to get us there”, “Eli can’t get it done”, and (wanting to be Philly Fan) numerous times “Eli Sucks”.

    For once now, will you just shut the fuck up and enjoy something?

    Thanks.[/quote]

    dear dan

    link

    [quote comment=”217222″][quote comment=”217219″]Dear average New Yorker,

    Earlier this season, I heard such things as “Eli needs to go”, “Eli is not the man to get us there”, “Eli can’t get it done”, and (wanting to be Philly Fan) numerous times “Eli Sucks”.

    For once now, will you just shut the fuck up and enjoy something?

    Thanks.[/quote]

    dear dan

    link[/quote]

    Phil.. you don’t know how good you’ve got it. Some of us live in NC (eck) and are transplants (where to find a CFL game? On one’s PC, by God) that have little to share… in NY you have it all, with an assload (stop and count them, you have em!) of championships…. So much bitching… so many titles. Other towns want to be you. Sit back, smoke a nice cigar, and relish it for once!

    Everyone is pointing towards Bellichick and his choice of sweatshirt as being bad karma-wise. What about Moss and the 8? It was right side up tonight!

    Talk about messing with superstitions!

    Maybe it’s perspective, but I thought that was a GREAT game! Congratulations to the Lukas nd Hecken families! Oh and the Maras and the Tisch family as well.

    From a completely non-Giant and non-Patriot fan point of view… One of the best, if not the best, NFL games I’ve ever seen

    Right behind every Grey Cup ever (ducks behind the sofa)…. But yeah, no seriously, damn fine game and congrats to the best team!

    [quote comment=”217206″][quote comment=”217191″]this might be the worst SB I have ever watched.

    Agreed. It was like an NBA…tune in for the last three minutes and you’ll will see pretty much the whole enchilada…Did someone at Reebok go to the Billy “The Brain” Bellicheck and say hey Bill, Calvn Klein, things you should switch things around tonight and go with the alternate red hideous cutoff hooded sweatshirt for the 19-0?

    What a farce. Super Choke.[/quote]

    Carl Reuter on FOX 5 just now:

    “Super Bowl 42, without question, the best ever.”[/quote]

    well the whole point of 42 is to be without question, I thought.

    Joe Skiba will have quite a bit to talk about tomorrow, like how to get CHAMPAGNE OUT OF JERSEYS! GO BIG BLUE!!!!

    [quote comment=”217234″]Check out the gross error on link [hint: look at the helmets]. That just makes the night sweeter.[/quote]

    jesus…they actually fucked up BOTH helmets

    Am I the only one noticing the championship t-shirts are cut to fit over the pads? Odd, Jeeves, odd.

    little mentioned (or mentioned at all) factoid…

    the giants and pats played each other in the last game of the pre-season, the regular season, AND the post-season

    i doubt that has ever happened before

    and the only one big blue won is the one that mattered

    [quote comment=”217243″]Hey Paul,

    Still annoyed with the away jersey?

    HAHAHAHAHAHAHA post of the night.

    [quote comment=”217234″]Check out the gross error on link [hint: look at the helmets]. That just makes the night sweeter.[/quote]

    wow…someone doesn’t know what “checking your work” means…

    [quote comment=”217178″]Why doesn’t FOX use Roman Numerals for Super Bowls?[/quote]
    Because people who watch American Idol wouldn’t understand them.

    [quote comment=”217213″]hey graf (great meeting ya yesterday)…they’re not just celebrating in b-hurst…we’re rockin the shit out on lon-guy-land too!!!!

    fireworks every…horns blaring…cops arresting

    this one was sweeter than XXV (wide right)…and that scramble by eli on “THE NEW DRIVE”…hells yeah baby!!!![/quote]
    I would doubt that anything was crazier than here in Albany, which is pure Giants country because they hold training camp here. I can’t wait to see the crime blotter tom. morning.

    [quote comment=”217248″][quote comment=”217178″]Why doesn’t FOX use Roman Numerals for Super Bowls?[/quote]
    Because people who watch American Idol wouldn’t understand them.[/quote]
    Sorry, I should be shot for that comment.

    [quote comment=”217248″][quote comment=”217178″]Why doesn’t FOX use Roman Numerals for Super Bowls?[/quote]
    Because people who watch American Idol wouldn’t understand them.[/quote]
    Sorry, I should be shot for that comment.

    [quote comment=”217228″]
    Maybe it’s perspective, but I thought that was a GREAT game! Congratulations to the Lukas nd Hecken families! Oh and the Maras and the Tisch family as well.[/quote]

    I agree fully, it was a SWEET game, perhaps the best fourth quarter of football that I have ever seen (save the last second).

    And thanks for those jersey shopping links, all!

    During the final drive I was jumping up and down so much, I realized that I need to get back to the gym. Way to go and for Uncle Matt, GoooooooooooooooooGIANTS !!!!

    [quote comment=”216845″][quote comment=”216742″][quote comment=”216679″]
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    Okay, I’ll ask. Whats up with the yellow “C” in UCLA on their basketball jerseys? Also-why do most pictures i’ve seen of USC cheerleaders have them holding up two fingers? Are they setting their goals a little low, saying “We’re number 2?”[/quote]

    The gold C is to highlight that it is UCLA’s 100th year of having a team. C is roman numeral for 100. USC’s “2” is actually a V. That is USC’s hand sign and it stands for Victory.[/quote]
    the v refers (allegedly) to the ancient trojans’ habit of cutting off the pointer finger of their captured enemies so they couldn’t fire the old bow and arrow. it’s a taunting thing.

    (after another phoner)
    This just in. Mercury Morris played for the ’72 Dolphins. Anyone else know that?

    And what the heck is that green dot all about?

    [quote comment=”216915″][quote comment=”216795″][quote comment=”216744″]I’m just trying to figure out why the operator of a message board site (for-profit, I believe, nonetheless)…..

    Get it?[/quote]

    I have never understood this either.

    A blogger making money from people on a message board.

    P.T. Barnum was right.

    (I bet this post gets deleted. Screen grab.)[/quote]

    Pay up. Deleting posts because they’re stupid isn’t in the playbook. We know because we videotaped the playbook during walk-through.[/quote]

    See, it is always about money.

    [quote comment=”216888″]Minnesota Fightin’ Saints jacket. This is HOT!!!
    link

    What league is that from????

    The WHA Mn Fighting Saints didn’t have green in them…anywhere.

    [quote comment=”217010″]Bill Belichick is wearing a red Pats hoodie, not his normal gray[/quote]

    No sh!t?

    I saw that on my TV too!

    [quote comment=”217296″]hmmm…just tryin something

    link[/quote]

    1) Please don’t put words in my mouth, Phil. 2) If you insist on putting words in my mouth, at least make sure that “Uni Watch” is two words, not one.

    [quote comment=”217243″]Hey Paul,

    Still annoyed with the away jersey?

    Cheaters. Never. Win.[/quote]

    They’ve actually already won 3 times.

    I am wondering too about COrey Websters child wearing a throwback Pats uni. I did some research, and Corey went to LSU, so it can’t be a college jersey she was wearing. Maybe there’s more too this than just the odd quirk. OR her mom is a die hard Pats fan…that’s the only ting I could think of. Way to show support to DADDY!

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