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i dont think shockey or burress really like a whole lot of anyone. who cares. as long as manning throws to both of them, so what?

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hey malcolm, good afternoon

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Good afternoon dmek. I just wanna' see Shockey do some more of those stupid ass plays he did last year during that Marshall INT.

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[quote=TheMalcolmConnection]Good afternoon dmek. I just wanna' see Shockey do some more of those stupid ass plays he did last year during that Marshall INT.[/quote]
i wish the redskins had some players that complained instead of tacking:rolleyes:

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[quote=Beemnseven]Peyton, Marvin Harrison, and Edgerrin James all hated each other off the field -- but it never led to a meltdown on the field.[/quote]

You're right, they put their problems aside and won a lot of Super Bowls together. :)

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I never get tired of "The Marshall Play." Seeing Shockey bitch while Marshall runs the other way with an INT is priceless. As for Plastico, he is a poor man's Superman who puts his hands up but can never muster a takeoff.

Prima donnas 4sure.

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[QUOTE=Buster]You're right, they put their problems aside and won a lot of Super Bowls together. :)[/QUOTE]

They haven't won any Super Bowls.

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[QUOTE=Beemnseven]They haven't won any Super Bowls.[/QUOTE]
I think the original quote was intended to have the sarcastic wink smiley.

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[quote=Giantone]:Flush:


The same guy told me that Shawn Taylor was gay and the Brunell does'nt invite Gibbs to prayer meetings .:food-smil[/quote]

Wow what a useless post. Good thing he isnt talking about SEAN taylor. If your not with us, you cant interpret our skins. Thanks.

Is it cold for Eli in Peyton's shadow or what?

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[quote=backrow]L. Brown, C. Taylor, Riggo, and Monk never spiked it! The dancing should be saved for romantic occasions with your wife, spouse, or intended.[/quote]

Nothing better than when Riggins ran 70 Chip in Super Bowl XVII (scoring a touchdown that certainly was "dance worthy"), just flip the ball to the ref. That said more than any other celebration could.
When I settle a good claim...I don't do an "Icky Shuffle". Do any of you at your jobs?
The one thing I hated about the 80's Skins was all the attention the "Fun Bunch" got. Just not my kind of football!!

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I won't believe it until I read it on profootballtakk.com. :lol:

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[QUOTE=LBrown43]Nothing better than when Riggins ran 70 Chip in Super Bowl XVII (scoring a touchdown that certainly was "dance worthy"), just flip the ball to the ref. That said more than any other celebration could.
When I settle a good claim...I don't do an "Icky Shuffle". Do any of you at your jobs?
The one thing I hated about the 80's Skins was all the attention the "Fun Bunch" got. Just not my kind of football!![/QUOTE]

I don't mind TD celebrations really. What I never understood was when basketball players all slap hands after every free throw attempt (even misses)

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I don't mind touchdown celebrations either, but then Shockey would have to get into the end zone more often that 4.25 times a season. If I have to watch Shockey get up and act like he's the greatest tight end ever because he just caught a 10 yard pass again I'm gonna yack. I'm so sick of seeing him jump up and wave the crowd to get excited like he's awesome because he's a possesion tight end. He's like the Keyshawn of tight ends. Keyshawn at least gets into the end zone an average of 6 times a year, though.

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well see, this is what happens when you take the workplace to the bedroom. Its sad, it really is.