Paintrain's all encompassing 'discuss all things offseason' thread (Version 2.0)

[Giantone]

Originally Posted by punch it in

I third that. On a celebrity / model level she is barely on my list let alone near the top of it.

I'm sure a lot on that list are much younger than she is .

[EARTHQUAKE2689]

Originally Posted by Giantone

I'm sure a lot on that list are much younger than she is .

She is only 33, I just don't find her that attractive. Is she pretty? Yeah, I guess but she does nothing for me.

[SirLK26]

Well. I'm glad I'm not the only one.

[skinsfaninok]

Originally Posted by NYCskinfan82

I like my women with a little more weight.

me too

[Giantone]

Originally Posted by EARTHQUAKE2689

She is only 33, I just don't find her that attractive. Is she pretty? Yeah, I guess but she does nothing for me.

Just saying that most of the models she is out there with are in their late teens early 20's ,for and old lady with kids ,she isn't half bad .

[punch it in]

Originally Posted by Giantone

I'm sure a lot on that list are much younger than she is .

Why how old is she?

[punch it in]

Originally Posted by EARTHQUAKE2689

She is only 33, I just don't find her that attractive. Is she pretty? Yeah, I guess but she does nothing for me.

Exactly. Im not all about 18 year olds. As a matter of fact ive always been more of a Mrs Robinson guy but she is just whatever to me. (In the model/moviestar world of course).

[KI Skins Fan]

Browns owner Jimmy Haslam:

"Here in Cleveland, every where I go people know me, and I was out to dinner recently and a homeless person was out on the street, looked up at me and said 'Draft Manziel."

First, This could explain a lot about the Browns' problems at the QB position.

Second, I'm wondering if we have a homeless person advising our player personnel people. We need to stay current with NFL trends.

Third, I'd like to know if Haslam put a buck in the homeless man's tin cup. It would be tragic if Haslam is the kind of rich person who doesn't carry any currency.

[skinsguy]

LaVar Arrington: Cease and Desist Calling Himself a "Great Redskin"

[RedskinRat]

Originally Posted by skinsguy

LaVar Arrington: Cease and Desist Calling Himself a "Great Redskin"

There's something wrong with an organization when they treat ex-players this way.

[Paintrain]

Originally Posted by RedskinRat

There's something wrong with an organization when they treat ex-players this way.

Pettiness carrying over from the beef between him & Snyder.

[MTK]

^ I think that hatchet was buried long ago.

Probably just an uptight lawyer in the house. The team does have a valid point of him out there promoting himself using the team name and logo. Typically when players promote themselves it's a photoshopped image with no logos involved and the team name isn't mentioned.

[WillH]

Originally Posted by KI Skins Fan

Browns owner Jimmy Haslam:

"Here in Cleveland, every where I go people know me, and I was out to dinner recently and a homeless person was out on the street, looked up at me and said 'Draft Manziel."

First, This could explain a lot about the Browns' problems at the QB position.

Second, I'm wondering if we have a homeless person advising our player personnel people. We need to stay current with NFL trends.

Third, I'd like to know if Haslam put a buck in the homeless man's tin cup. It would be tragic if Haslam is the kind of rich person who doesn't carry any currency.

No he promised him some gas rebates.

[NYCskinfan82]

IMO Lavar Waisted talent.

[WillH]

Originally Posted by Mattyk

^ I think that hatchet was buried long ago.

Probably just an uptight lawyer in the house. The team does have a valid point of him out there promoting himself using the team name and logo. Typically when players promote themselves it's a photoshopped image with no logos involved and the team name isn't mentioned.

Yeah I agree with you to some extent, but where is that line drawn?

I mean, often when their are speakers at events, or someone writing a book, or other such off-shoots from a person's previous career, they often refer to the companies they worked for in the past, and what they accomplished there. I don't know what the law is about this (do you need to ask permission first, can it be mentioned but just not used in ads, etc), but the NFL seems to get more uptight about their names and logos being used then other corporations.