"I will smash ur face in!" Cromartie and Hasselbeck in twitter battle

[BringBackJoeT]

Originally Posted by Mattyk

I don't get that whole shitty beer is trendy deal.

A local tavern near me that has a lot of great stuff on tap recently tweeted that they now have Genny Cream Ale. I'm like really? Why?

Did not know it still existed.

[Longtimefan]

Originally Posted by freddyg12

I just read this link, good journalism - there's a lot more to it than just some harsh words between two guys. I give props to Lewis & Dockett, they obviously grasp the situation & don't want one ignorant player's words to somehow become the public voice of the players. This could actually turn out to be something we look back at as the CBA negotiations unfold, or fold?

By the NFL being the image conscious league that it is, it will not sit idly by without taking notice of the inflammatory remarks that have been posted on twitter accounts by some NFL players. It's not likely a resolution has been determined as we speak but, it's safe to say there will be some serious discussion forthcoming.

With Twitter's Arrival, NFL Loses Control of Image Game - washingtonpost.com

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[SkinzzFan]

Cromartie is the biggest ass-hat in the entire league. Just pay your child support and shut your pie-hole. LOL.

[Longtimefan]

Originally Posted by SkinzzFan

Cromartie is the biggest ass-hat in the entire league. Just pay your child support and shut your pie-hole. LOL.

This: From a Yahoo!! poster who calls himself "Big Daddy"

Cromartie is such a clown...perfect example of why athletes should just concentrate on playing sports and refrain from communicating whenever possible.
The 53rd guy on any NFL roster makes at least $350,000 annually and this fool is trying to get sympathy. He's just worried about going to jail because if there is a lockout he won't be able to pay all his baby mommas their support.
9 kids with 8 different women and he can't even remember the children's names...just shut up Antonio and work on memorizing your kids' names.

[MTK]

Originally Posted by BringBackJoeT

Did not know it still existed.

O yeah, Genny still goes strong in upstate NY

[Hog1]

Originally Posted by Mattyk

I don't get that whole shitty beer is trendy deal.

A local tavern near me that has a lot of great stuff on tap recently tweeted that they now have Genny Cream Ale. I'm like really? Why?

Never really understood that myself. Add Pearl and Lone Star to that list..............

[saden1]

Originally Posted by Mattyk

I don't get that whole shitty beer is trendy deal.

It's not trendy, it's cheap and it gets the job just the same. And it's probably more cost effective.

Speaking of beer, has anyone notice that beer prices have gone way up? A year a go a pint of beer at my local tap house cost $5.5, now it's $6.5...WTF?

[Chico23231]

Originally Posted by saden1

It's not trendy, it's cheap and it gets the job just the same. And it's probably more cost effective.

Speaking of beer, has anyone notice that beer prices have gone way up? A year a go a pint of beer at my local tap house cost $5.5, now it's $6.5...WTF?

if its good beer, could be the price of hops. thats the explaination i gotta a couple years ago. Over the last 5 years its gotten crazy expensive...here's an article from your neck of da woods several years ago...
For drinkers of craft beer, prices may soon be hopping

[Chico23231]

Originally Posted by Mattyk

I don't get that whole shitty beer is trendy deal.

A local tavern near me that has a lot of great stuff on tap recently tweeted that they now have Genny Cream Ale. I'm like really? Why?

never heard that name...sounds nasty

[celts32]

Originally Posted by saden1

It's not trendy, it's cheap and it gets the job just the same. And it's probably more cost effective.

Speaking of beer, has anyone notice that beer prices have gone way up? A year a go a pint of beer at my local tap house cost $5.5, now it's $6.5...WTF?

I have a bigger problem with Miller Lite and Bubweiser then I do with the real cheap stuff like Natural Light or PBR. At least Natty and PBR are inexpensive so you are getting what you pay for, but Bud and Miller make a beer that IMO is no better yet they charge a lot more for it. IMO all the mass produced American beer is piss. But I would sooner by Natty Lite for 10 a case before wasting 17 or 18 on Mller Lite when another 5 or 6 bucks could get me Sam Adams or something on that level.

[Nomad]

Originally Posted by GMScud

I personally thought Hasselbeck's comment about Cromartie was hilarious. AC is such a knucklehead as he infamously proved to everyone on Hard Knocks.

Threatening to smash someone's face in on twitter? Not a very good example to set for your three 4-year olds. LOL.

New York Jets' Antonio Cromartie won't back off critical union talk - ESPN New York

Hasselbeck shouldn't pick a fight with someone he can't whoop, talking shit over the internet, trying to be hard, sounds like a lot of you internet warriors on here,...... bad asses on the computer bahaha, internet tough guys

[Longtimefan]

Originally Posted by Mattyk

Yeah too many dopes out there with no filter

Perhaps the league may decide to adopt a system similar to what some colleges use to serve as the filter of which you speak.

UDiligence - Reputation Management for Student Athletes on Social Networks

Internet Safety for Parents & Teens on MySpace & Facebook | YouDiligence

[mlmpetert]

Originally Posted by saden1

It's not trendy, it's cheap and it gets the job just the same. And it's probably more cost effective.

Speaking of beer, has anyone notice that beer prices have gone way up? A year a go a pint of beer at my local tap house cost $5.5, now it's $6.5...WTF?

Maybe its partly because of taxes levied on brewers.
The New Washington Beer Tax – More Details and How It Affects Local Breweries


Also I think that cheap beer is awesome. I like a lot of different kinds of beer but theres a certain place in my heart for cheap beer and i completely agree with you (my cheap beer of choice is Busch Light). But there is some trendiness involved too. Richmond has TONS of hipsters/emos/scensters/indies and they love their PBR like no ones business. I have a couple friends that work for Loveland distributor (miller products) and im pretty sure Richmond sells more PBR then any other city, it might be per capita, not sure. Partly because its cheap, but more so because its real trendy with the hipster crowd.

[CrustyRedskin]

Originally Posted by Hog1

Never really understood that myself. Add Pearl and Lone Star to that list..............

I drink Pearl in a can and Jack Daniels Black, and chew tobacco from a ?

Who know's th answer to this legendary song?????????????

[mlmpetert]

^ David Allan Coe right? I think its He drank Pearl in a can. I feel like he was talking about his dad. I hate that song.

Pearl beer always makes me think about this:

YouTube - Lone Wolf McQuade (Best Scene)

I didnt even think they made Pearl anymore, but if im ever in texas or some other crap state that sells it im gonna have to try it.