A Question For The Ages...

EARTHQUAKE2689 · 05-08-2009, 12:04 AM

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Originally Posted by Lotus

I would like to point out that we were undefeated throughout the Atterberry era.

We also didnt win any games

Lotus · 05-08-2009, 12:05 AM

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Originally Posted by EARTHQUAKE2689

We also didnt win any games

Don't pick nits...we were undefeated!

EARTHQUAKE2689 · 05-08-2009, 12:08 AM

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Originally Posted by Lotus

Don't pick nits...we were undefeated!

pick nits, nit pick what difference does it make just like the pats undefeated and no championship

CRedskinsRule · 05-08-2009, 07:21 AM

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Originally Posted by Lotus

Don't pick nits...we were undefeated!

Don't forget, the longest punt returned against him went for 0 yds!

Ruhskins · 05-07-2009, 11:58 PM

Speaking of questions, I wonder how many times Detroit football fans are going to flip the bird at the TV (or worst) this football season while watching ESPN.

ESPN hires Matt Millen as broadcast, studio football analyst - ESPN

TLbatch · 05-08-2009, 08:14 AM

OK, I have a question for all the Redskin "gurus" out there. Someone in my office (we will call him "Peter") claims to be a Redskin fan but he willingly admitted to cheering for the cowboys!! Myself (an NFL fan "not the cowboys or giants"), and a co-worker (who is a Redskin fan) quickly revoked his so called Redskins fan card. Peter says he cheered for the cowboys because it was a "special favor" for someone. We told him the "Golden rule" for being a Redskin fan is "NEVER EVER CHEER FOR THE COWBOYS NO MATTER WHAT".

What does everone think? Are we right?

WillH · 05-08-2009, 08:21 AM

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Originally Posted by TLbatch

OK, I have a question for all the Redskin "gurus" out there. Someone in my office (we will call him "Peter") claims to be a Redskin fan but he willingly admitted to cheering for the cowboys!! Myself (an NFL fan "not the cowboys or giants"), and a co-worker (who is a Redskin fan) quickly revoked his so called Redskins fan card. Peter says he cheered for the cowboys because it was a "special favor" for someone. We told him the "Golden rule" for being a Redskin fan is "NEVER EVER CHEER FOR THE COWBOYS NO MATTER WHAT".

What does everone think? Are we right?

Yes, you arre right. Unless of course a Cowboys win helps the skins playoff chances.

tryfuhl · 05-10-2009, 12:26 AM

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Originally Posted by WillH

Yes, you arre right. Unless of course a Cowboys win helps the skins playoff chances.

Co-signed,
Tryfuhl

MTK · 05-08-2009, 08:53 AM

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Originally Posted by TLbatch

OK, I have a question for all the Redskin "gurus" out there. Someone in my office (we will call him "Peter") claims to be a Redskin fan but he willingly admitted to cheering for the cowboys!! Myself (an NFL fan "not the cowboys or giants"), and a co-worker (who is a Redskin fan) quickly revoked his so called Redskins fan card. Peter says he cheered for the cowboys because it was a "special favor" for someone. We told him the "Golden rule" for being a Redskin fan is "NEVER EVER CHEER FOR THE COWBOYS NO MATTER WHAT".

What does everone think? Are we right?

No self respecting Redskins fan should ever root for the Cowboys under any circumstances. No excuses. Whoever the Cowboys are playing on Sunday, I'm their biggest fan for those 3 hours.

roth74va · 05-08-2009, 09:10 AM

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Originally Posted by Mattyk72

No self respecting Redskins fan should ever root for the Cowboys under any circumstances. No excuses. Whoever the Cowboys are playing on Sunday, I'm their biggest fan for those 3 hours.

Even though its "officially" against my religion, I might have to do it. Lets say if a Cowgirls win was gonna put us in the playoffs....maybe, lol.

MTK · 05-08-2009, 09:23 AM

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Originally Posted by roth74va

Even though its "officially" against my religion, I might have to do it. Lets say if a Cowgirls win was gonna put us in the playoffs....maybe, lol.

In that situation yeah I would pull for them. If them winning had a positive impact for the Skins I could understand it.

Paintrain · 05-08-2009, 03:54 PM

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Originally Posted by Mattyk72

No self respecting Redskins fan should ever root for the Cowboys under any circumstances. No excuses. Whoever the Cowboys are playing on Sunday, I'm their biggest fan for those 3 hours.

Even if the team the Cowboys are playing needs to lose in order to improve our playoff chances I root for a tie and multiple injuries.

53Fan · 05-08-2009, 11:13 AM

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Originally Posted by TLbatch

OK, I have a question for all the Redskin "gurus" out there. Someone in my office (we will call him "Peter") claims to be a Redskin fan but he willingly admitted to cheering for the cowboys!! Myself (an NFL fan "not the cowboys or giants"), and a co-worker (who is a Redskin fan) quickly revoked his so called Redskins fan card. Peter says he cheered for the cowboys because it was a "special favor" for someone. We told him the "Golden rule" for being a Redskin fan is "NEVER EVER CHEER FOR THE COWBOYS NO MATTER WHAT".

What does everone think? Are we right?

He should be cast out among the wilderness never to be seen or heard from again. Ever. Never again should his name be spoken or any acknowledgement be made that he ever existed.

SmootSmack · 05-08-2009, 11:22 AM

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Originally Posted by TLbatch

OK, I have a question for all the Redskin "gurus" out there. Someone in my office (we will call him "Peter") claims to be a Redskin fan but he willingly admitted to cheering for the cowboys!! Myself (an NFL fan "not the cowboys or giants"), and a co-worker (who is a Redskin fan) quickly revoked his so called Redskins fan card. Peter says he cheered for the cowboys because it was a "special favor" for someone. We told him the "Golden rule" for being a Redskin fan is "NEVER EVER CHEER FOR THE COWBOYS NO MATTER WHAT".

What does everone think? Are we right?

Maybe he was rooting for the Cowboys because if they won he had a "special favor" coming his way...if you know what I mean

Only time I genuinely remember rooting for the Cowboys was when they had to beat San Fran (I think) in the season finale one year for the Redskins to make the playoffs

Lotus · 05-08-2009, 03:42 PM

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Originally Posted by SmootSmack

Maybe he was rooting for the Cowboys because if they won he had a "special favor" coming his way...if you know what I mean

Only time I genuinely remember rooting for the Cowboys was when they had to beat San Fran (I think) in the season finale one year for the Redskins to make the playoffs

I tried rooting for Dallas that day but I just could not pull it off. I couldn't even make it through the first quarter.

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TLbatch Camp Scrub Join Date: May 2009 Posts: 1	Re: A Question For The Ages... OK, I have a question for all the Redskin "gurus" out there. Someone in my office (we will call him "Peter") claims to be a Redskin fan but he willingly admitted to cheering for the cowboys!! Myself (an NFL fan "not the cowboys or giants"), and a co-worker (who is a Redskin fan) quickly revoked his so called Redskins fan card. Peter says he cheered for the cowboys because it was a "special favor" for someone. We told him the "Golden rule" for being a Redskin fan is "NEVER EVER CHEER FOR THE COWBOYS NO MATTER WHAT". What does everone think? Are we right?

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