This has my vote in the 2015 Post of the Year contest.EdRalphRomero said:So my first thought on reading this was "Wicked Garden" by STP. But then I googled it and realized that it is a song by an Australian pop band. Which makes sense in this thread as Australia is populated entirley by convicts -- who are used to not being trusted as Belichick is not trusted by ESPN so clearly we cannot choose the game balls from the first half. On the other hand the song is called Savage Garden possible a reference to the "noble savage" in a prelapsarian state meaning that the switch itself was "the fall" and we clearly cannot choose the balls from the second half. At the same time the guy from STP was in two of my favorite bands of all time -- which makes him good. But he managed to piss off and fuck up both of them, which is bad. So, in sum, my quote earns a $.15000 fine and loss of sobriety for the remainder of the evening.
EdRalphRomero said:So my first thought on reading this was "Wicked Garden" by STP. But then I googled it and realized that it is a song by an Australian pop band. Which makes sense in this thread as Australia is populated entirley by convicts -- who are used to not being trusted as Belichick is not trusted by ESPN so clearly we cannot choose the game balls from the first half. On the other hand the song is called Savage Garden possible a reference to the "noble savage" in a prelapsarian state meaning that the switch itself was "the fall" and we clearly cannot choose the balls from the second half. At the same time the guy from STP was in two of my favorite bands of all time -- which makes him good. But he managed to piss off and fuck up both of them, which is bad. So, in sum, my quote earns a $.15000 fine and loss of sobriety for the remainder of the evening.
Corsi said:
Salty chocolate balls.Andrew said:16 years from now This American Life is going to make an awesome podcast about these balls.
Don Buddin's GS said:Gregg Doyel of the Indy Star tweeted this earlier today:
Patriots allegedly deflated 11 of 12 balls. Was the 12th ball for kicking? Did Patriots rig the AFC Championship Game??
Is he f'in serious? Has he not been paying attention? There are separate balls marked with a K for kicking purposes. This toolbox is demanding that BB be suspended and he has no idea what he is talking about.
Don Buddin's GS said:Gregg Doyel of the Indy Star tweeted this earlier today:
Devizier said:O DOYEL rules!
That's all I got.
Don Buddin's GS said:Gregg Doyel of the Indy Star tweeted this earlier today:
Patriots allegedly deflated 11 of 12 balls. Was the 12th ball for kicking? Did Patriots rig the AFC Championship Game??
Is he f'in serious? Has he not been paying attention? There are separate balls marked with a K for kicking purposes. This toolbox is demanding that BB be suspended and he has no idea what he is talking about.
shawnrbu said:Doyel got clowned by Gary Tanguay, of all people. Doyel is small time.
TheoShmeo said:In response to Shelterdog's question, one of them said no draft picks, just a fine. The other one didn't know but had only heard about a fine.
http://mattbrewmorphs.blogspot.com/2006/07/before-sarah-michelle-geller-became.html?m=1Papelbon's Poutine said:I thought Swanson got fat? I'm confusing her with someone else I think.
There is no Rev said:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l2jid7UiFFw
Papelbon's Poutine said:I thought Swanson got fat? I'm confusing her with someone else I think.
freaking mobile.Papelbon said:I thought Swanson got fat? I'm confusing her with someone else I think.
SeoulSoxFan said:This thread, as of 7:37pm US CT, is now the 9th most replied thread & 3rd most viewed thread in the entire history of the BbtL forum.
It's been less than 3 days since birth. Congrats to all!
Ed Hillel said:I truly hope that every time someone brings this up tomorrow he "We're on to Seattles" them.
What's #1 and #2!?SeoulSoxFan said:This thread, as of 7:37pm US CT, is now the 9th most replied thread & 3rd most viewed thread in the entire history of the BbtL forum.
It's been less than 3 days since birth. Congrats to all!
I know someone referenced it earlier, but these pics just got me to start watching "The Chase" again.Dogman2 said:
No chance he comments on a league matter imoEd Hillel said:I truly hope that every time someone brings this up tomorrow he "We're on to Seattles" them.
He will read a quick statement to start and refer every question to it.Stitch01 said:No chance he comments on a league matter imo
It's being reported in numerous places, like ESPN sports science, that you literally cannot feel the difference between what the psi was and what it should have been.njnesportsfan said:Long time fan, first time poster. Something puzzles me. Initially it was reported that the Colts interception led to the staff noticing underinflated football, which led to everything else. Then it was also reported that Colts had told referees before the game to look out for underinflated football.
If both reports were true, why didn't officials pay extra attention to the ball and/or ballboy who handled the ball? Assuming they did pay extra attention, why didn't they notice the balls were still underinflated after the interception and before halftime? Was it because they couldn't tell whether the ball was underinflated even AFTER the headsup from the Colts (incompetence)? If they had noticed the ball(s) continued to be underinflated, why did they wait until the 2nd half to ask for new balls? Shouldn't they have asked for replacement balls right away?
Same questions can be asked even if only one of the two reports were true. The entire thing sounds like a setup.
Well, there go the skinny arms. Ed, she back in play for you now?Papelbon's Poutine said: