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Harrison wrote:Anyone designing anything for WoW, failed miserably.

And here we have a classic example of someone holding emphatically holding forth an opinion on something they've never even experienced, let alone achieved the qualifications to criticize.

The Steelers and Patriots do not share "offensive philosphy" or "system." Their offensive philosophies and systems are so far off only a complete novice would think they were in any way synonymous. It doesn't matter what you were trying to say: it was wrong.

I still never said the Patriot or ...

Obviously Seattle plays the 3-4 fine, Jackson is a top WR in the NFL, and big plays don't decide games...



I'm still waiting for those answers, Lyion. Surely you have more than ancient bromides to parrot and emoticons to flaunt, right? Right?

How about that pylon rule?
How did other ...

was a rather popular NT personality. LoS rogue, guild leader, and did the LoS page updates for awhile. Left the EQ world when blizzard offered him a job on developing the highend game for WoW.

And he subsequently failed miserably!

Despite acknowledging your mastery of the art of failure, I ...

Why are you replying to your own words? /boggle.

Technically, I'm responding to your objections to my words.


There's only one person in this thread who doesn't know the NFL, and it's pretty universally acknowledged who that dude is by everyone but that person.

Or, you know, by yourself and ...

He should have been fired for lying on his resume, but stretching that to incompetence is a bit silly.

Replaying the best of Xao for comic relief. Pure clueless comic gold.

The fact that you don't understand some of these is hilarious.

people just have no idea how badly Seattle was hammered by injuries

See above. You've been unable to refute the accuracy of this. So, how did teams missing both ...

Ah, yes <wrong> grammar nazi-age. The last refuge of someone completely owned four different ways in this thread.

Num proved you wrong. Tikker has pointed out your cluelessness. Keep quoting and tangenting, but every post you make indicates you really don't know football. You really don't even ...

the best part of this thread was where Xao said Darrell Jackson was better than Marvin Harrison, or Reggie Wayne

The best part of this thread is where Tikker imagines I said something and then composes stingingly witty remarks to refute it.

The second-best part of this thread is where an ...

Xao you've repeatedly shown us you know numbers, but still don't have a fucking clue what it takes to wina football game

And you've repeatedly shown us you know neither numbers nor what it takes to win a football game. I guess that puts me one up on the competition, which is a number I can ...

I bumped the FFL, for sheer comedic value. As the the entire thread was around Brady's poor fantasy value overall, and the only time the system was ever mentioned was in comparison to Roethlisberger (which is one of the most ridiculous comparison I think I've seen in a while, something I'd expect ...

I never said Engram had bad hands, I said Seattle WRs the previous year were known for their many drops. Are you arguing that point?

So, umm, which Seattle wide receivers would you have been referring to, then?


You completely missed my point about big plays, still.

You completely missed my ...

Losing mediocre WRs didn't seem to hurt the Seahawks this year. They should try and get Engram and Jackson hurt more each year so they can make the Super Bowl more often.

IMHO, Jurevicius is better than either of them, and Hackett is a better route runner according to Holmgren. I'll look for the ...

You said nothing of the sort in the FFL thread, check it again. This time, don't backtrack. You proclaimed him "decidely mediocre" and the DVOA trend suggests he was capped out as a fantasy QB. He finished third this season in FFL. You lost. Say your prognostication was incorrect, and have it be ...

This thread just gets better and better.


The funny thing is, though, despite the zealous fanboi-like contradictory quotes above, I completely agree Pittsburgh got shut down with the exception of those three plays. Seattle absolutely dominated in the first half, and came away with 3 points to ...

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Even his critics around the NFL admit that Titans Coach Jeff Fisher knows the rulebook as well as any of his peers.

Fisher, who is co-chairman of the NFL Competition Committee, conceded yesterday that the ...

You can't compare things at full speed which look like reasonable calls to REAL blatantly incorrect and xtravagant calls. Nobody is buying this diatribe but you.

It was a minor call, any way you slice it.

Umm, no, it absolutely wasn't minor. Do you even know what the difference in field position ...

The Kizzy wrote:Ask for a day of no kids, and your wife spread eagle and handcuffed to the bed.

Ah, finally a chance to get in some uninterrupted WoW.

The Kizzy wrote:We bomb them, then we get bombed. Its not worth it. Make them stay in their own stinky country, and stay the hell away from ours, in return we should pull our troops and bring them all back home.

The End

Yeah, isolationism has always worked out well for us.

if you're putting the locklear call in the same category as the polamalu pick you're a bigger idiot than I thought

from certain angles, it does look like a hold/tackle

and at 100 miles an hour, it'd be hard not to call that every single time

You mean the "blatantly incorrect, game-altering ...

You clearly don't understand NFL rules. You can't BLOCK low on a return. You can, however, TACKLE low on a return. The differential is your intended target, in this case, clearly the returner


No. He went low both ACROSS the blocker and runner. That is why he was rightfully flagged. Go watch the ...

Your post here is utter bullshit. I don't like Pitt, but the officiating in this game was the BEST it had been in the post season. Every call had good reasoning behind it, even if it wasn't accurate. There were no uber boneheaded calls like there were in many of the other playoff games.

You're ...

You can say what ever you want about the game but the Steelers made the big plays when they needed it while the Seahawks didn't. The Steelers defense did held the highest scoring offense in the league to 10 points also.

The Steelers held the Seahawks to ten points with quite a bit of help from ...

Xao, you're digging a hole and sound like a whining apologists. We keep repeating football is a game of big plays, but you don't get it. It's ALWAYS been about the big plays.

That hasn't actually been one of the arguments here. The point remains that two of the three Pittsburgh plays came down to ...

this is the part where you STFU and admit seattle sucks cock Xao

Umm, because they gave up three plays in sixty minutes of football? That was the entirety of the offense Pittsburgh managed to muster, even against a depleted Seattle defense. Because they got incredibly jobbed by the refs? I ...