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  • Jason PJason P Posts: 19,138
    Just when the Gronkyness of Gronk started to make me feel better about the Patriots, enter Legarrette Blount ...

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  • Jason P wrote: »
    Just when the Gronkyness of Gronk started to make me feel better about the Patriots, enter Legarrette Blount ...

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    I don't think what edleman did was classless or in bad taste. This is in poor judgment in my opinion. I don't ever remember hearing marshaun lynch running his mouth or shit talking the pats. I'd bet Blount would think twice about wearing that shirt in front of lynch.
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  • Jason PJason P Posts: 19,138
    Edleman's teammates need to hold a hipster intervention with him. He looks ridiculous.
  • WobbieWobbie Posts: 30,141
    Jason P wrote: »
    Just when the Gronkyness of Gronk started to make me feel better about the Patriots, enter Legarrette Blount ...

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    he's always been a class act...

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  • g under pg under p Posts: 18,190
    Jason P wrote: »
    Just when the Gronkyness of Gronk started to make me feel better about the Patriots, enter Legarrette Blount ...

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    Not KOOL at all. At least it appears Blount didn't come there with that shirt. I could also see that he got caught of in the emotions of the parade and playing up to the fans who apparently tossed him the shirt. Something I would not pose with because it's not necessary or called for.

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  • DewieCoxDewieCox Posts: 11,429
    Jason P wrote: »
    Just when the Gronkyness of Gronk started to make me feel better about the Patriots, enter Legarrette Blount ...

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    Gronkiness is a good thing? Dudes a beast on the field, but seems like one of the biggest douchers any time he opens his mouth.
  • g under pg under p Posts: 18,190
    So let get this straight....In the Patriots we have Shrinkage/DEFLATEGATE....(PSI lacking in a uncertain amount of NFL game balls)....,.then we have the Falcons with NOISEGATE (Falcons for 2 years piped in noise during games).....then finally we have the Browns with TEXT-GATE (in case anyone doesn't know that's where A Browns GM was texting coaches/player a QB on various info during games this season).

    So I ask of the 3 which one was worse and provided their teams with the best advantage that led to their teams possibly winning games?

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  • PoncierPoncier Posts: 16,874
    The Falcons with the noise would have the most potential to directly influence the game and affect your opponent.

    I assume it will be the lead story on NBC Nightly News tonight so Brian Williams can make folks forget what a liar he is.
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  • g under pg under p Posts: 18,190
    edited February 2015
    imalive wrote: »
    Jason P wrote: »
    Just when the Gronkyness of Gronk started to make me feel better about the Patriots, enter Legarrette Blount ...

    lze1jvuvntqcjx0rkzkc.jpg

    he's always been a class act...

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    I'm A Patriot fan but I didn't know he was that same clown who through that punch. I remember seeing that game and saying what a pussy in punching a player who wasn't even facing him. That's a whussy if I ever saw one.

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  • Poncier wrote: »
    The Falcons with the noise would have the most potential to directly influence the game and affect your opponent.

    I assume it will be the lead story on NBC Nightly News tonight so Brian Williams can make folks forget what a liar he is.

    Ha!
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  • JK_LivinJK_Livin Posts: 7,365
    imalive wrote: »
    Jason P wrote: »
    Just when the Gronkyness of Gronk started to make me feel better about the Patriots, enter Legarrette Blount ...

    lze1jvuvntqcjx0rkzkc.jpg

    he's always been a class act...

    giphy.gif


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  • g under pg under p Posts: 18,190
    edited February 2015
    About the ONLY thing that wasn't lucky for these two was their team didn't win the game....INCREDIBLE!

    http://nypost.com/2015/02/03/how-2-irish-seahawks-fans-snuck-into-25k-super-bowl-seats/
    Talk about the luck of the Irish.
    Two Seahawks fans from the Emerald Isle snuck their way into the Super Bowl, and landed prime seats worth $25,000 apiece, according to The Independent.
    Paul McEvoy from Cahir and Richard Whelan from Dublin couldn’t afford scalper prices outside the University of Phoenix Stadium in Glendale, with Whelan even getting interviewed by the NFL Network in an effort to try to land tickets. But in the end, the blokes just blagged their way in.
    (No, I wouldn’t have known what that meant if I hadn’t seen “Snatch.”)
    Whelan tweeted: “I f–king made it!! Snook in straight through the front door! NOW LET’S GO HAWKS!”
    They convinced the New England Patriots mascot to pose with the flag of Ireland, and spent the first half hopping from seat to seat.

    “Our game plan was to be super confident,” Whelan said on RTE Radio One Morning Ireland, according to the paper. “We just thought if we pretend we belong there, nobody will question us. Between one layer of security and another, we just walked in behind these 20 first aid workers, straight up to the front door and hid in behind them.
    “Paul was looking at his phone, pretending to text me, as if we had just popped out to look at an email we got or something. We walked past another security guard that just wasn’t paying attention. We could see the field then, the stadium and the atmosphere was insane … I remember looking at Paul’s face, we just couldn’t believe we got in.’’
    They didn’t just get in, but got over, Ferris Buhler-style. After seat-hopping for the first half, they got lucky again when they stumbled across empty seats.
    “We spoke to this guy and told him we had sneaked in. He told us the girls beside him were in the halftime show and so wouldn’t be coming back to their seats after halftime,’’ said Whelan. “So we ended up in the fourth row, sitting beside a former Super Bowl champion, Lawyer Milloy, who gave us a play-by-play of the game … It was pretty cool to have the Super Bowl champion sharing all the details.’’

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    Post edited by g under p on
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    *MUSIC IS the expression of EMOTION.....and that POLITICS IS merely the DECOY of PERCEPTION*
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    *The scientists of today think deeply instead of clearly. One must be sane to think clearly, but one can think deeply and be quite INSANE*....Nikola Tesla(a man who shaped our world of electricity with his futuristic inventions)


  • The only way that story would have had a happy ending, as far as I am concerned.

    The 2 Irish pieces of shit would have been handcuffed, arrested, thrown in jail, and sentenced to 2 years in prison.

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  • WobbieWobbie Posts: 30,141
    The only way that story would have had a happy ending, as far as I am concerned.

    The 2 Irish pieces of shit would have been handcuffed, arrested, thrown in jail, and sentenced to 2 years in prison.

    but, speedy......you're Irish!

    yeah, fuck 'em.
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  • imalive wrote: »
    The only way that story would have had a happy ending, as far as I am concerned.

    The 2 Irish pieces of shit would have been handcuffed, arrested, thrown in jail, and sentenced to 2 years in prison.

    but, speedy......you're Irish!

    yeah, fuck 'em.
    Revoke their passport.
    Fine them $50,000
    Ship them back to Ireland.

    They are pieces of shit.
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  • g under pg under p Posts: 18,190
    The only way that story would have had a happy ending, as far as I am concerned.

    The 2 Irish pieces of shit would have been handcuffed, arrested, thrown in jail, and sentenced to 2 years in prison.

    Jealous, I think if they were caught while going in they would have been escorted out of the stadium. Once inside though they may have been arrested but hey they are Irish they are supposed to get away with kind of stuff. The phone texting thing was classic.

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    *MUSIC IS the expression of EMOTION.....and that POLITICS IS merely the DECOY of PERCEPTION*
    .....song_Music & Politics....Michael Franti

    *The scientists of today think deeply instead of clearly. One must be sane to think clearly, but one can think deeply and be quite INSANE*....Nikola Tesla(a man who shaped our world of electricity with his futuristic inventions)


  • JimmyVJimmyV Posts: 19,163
    These guys already had numbers 1 and 2 written on their hands for the next Pearl Jam show in Dublin.
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  • Jason PJason P Posts: 19,138
    Makes you wonder what kind of security they have in Phoenix. I don't care how confident I am, there is no way I just walk into the Colts stadium on gameday ... although I did sneak a knife into a game that I forgot to leave in the car by simply holding it my hand in plain sight while they used to wand metal detector on me.
  • I tend to look at it as the people selling the tickets for $25,000 are the real criminals. If it was me, I wouldn't mention to somebody who paid for their tickets that I snuck in.
  • PoncierPoncier Posts: 16,874
    g under p wrote: »
    About the ONLY thing that wasn't lucky for these two was their team didn't win the game....INCREDIBLE!

    http://nypost.com/2015/02/03/how-2-irish-seahawks-fans-snuck-into-25k-super-bowl-seats/
    Talk about the luck of the Irish.
    Two Seahawks fans from the Emerald Isle snuck their way into the Super Bowl, and landed prime seats worth $25,000 apiece, according to The Independent.
    Paul McEvoy from Cahir and Richard Whelan from Dublin couldn’t afford scalper prices outside the University of Phoenix Stadium in Glendale, with Whelan even getting interviewed by the NFL Network in an effort to try to land tickets. But in the end, the blokes just blagged their way in.
    (No, I wouldn’t have known what that meant if I hadn’t seen “Snatch.”)
    Whelan tweeted: “I f–king made it!! Snook in straight through the front door! NOW LET’S GO HAWKS!”
    They convinced the New England Patriots mascot to pose with the flag of Ireland, and spent the first half hopping from seat to seat.

    “Our game plan was to be super confident,” Whelan said on RTE Radio One Morning Ireland, according to the paper. “We just thought if we pretend we belong there, nobody will question us. Between one layer of security and another, we just walked in behind these 20 first aid workers, straight up to the front door and hid in behind them.
    “Paul was looking at his phone, pretending to text me, as if we had just popped out to look at an email we got or something. We walked past another security guard that just wasn’t paying attention. We could see the field then, the stadium and the atmosphere was insane … I remember looking at Paul’s face, we just couldn’t believe we got in.’’
    They didn’t just get in, but got over, Ferris Buhler-style. After seat-hopping for the first half, they got lucky again when they stumbled across empty seats.
    “We spoke to this guy and told him we had sneaked in. He told us the girls beside him were in the halftime show and so wouldn’t be coming back to their seats after halftime,’’ said Whelan. “So we ended up in the fourth row, sitting beside a former Super Bowl champion, Lawyer Milloy, who gave us a play-by-play of the game … It was pretty cool to have the Super Bowl champion sharing all the details.’’

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    Having attended the previous Super Bowl in Glendale, I don't buy that these guys just snuck in. Security lines were massive, no chance you sneak by. Plus it says they are 2 Seahawks fans, why is one of them wearing a Pats shirt?

    I call BS on the whole story.
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  • g under pg under p Posts: 18,190
    Poncier wrote: »
    g under p wrote: »
    About the ONLY thing that wasn't lucky for these two was their team didn't win the game....INCREDIBLE!

    http://nypost.com/2015/02/03/how-2-irish-seahawks-fans-snuck-into-25k-super-bowl-seats/
    Talk about the luck of the Irish.
    Two Seahawks fans from the Emerald Isle snuck their way into the Super Bowl, and landed prime seats worth $25,000 apiece, according to The Independent.
    Paul McEvoy from Cahir and Richard Whelan from Dublin couldn’t afford scalper prices outside the University of Phoenix Stadium in Glendale, with Whelan even getting interviewed by the NFL Network in an effort to try to land tickets. But in the end, the blokes just blagged their way in.
    (No, I wouldn’t have known what that meant if I hadn’t seen “Snatch.”)
    Whelan tweeted: “I f–king made it!! Snook in straight through the front door! NOW LET’S GO HAWKS!”
    They convinced the New England Patriots mascot to pose with the flag of Ireland, and spent the first half hopping from seat to seat.

    “Our game plan was to be super confident,” Whelan said on RTE Radio One Morning Ireland, according to the paper. “We just thought if we pretend we belong there, nobody will question us. Between one layer of security and another, we just walked in behind these 20 first aid workers, straight up to the front door and hid in behind them.
    “Paul was looking at his phone, pretending to text me, as if we had just popped out to look at an email we got or something. We walked past another security guard that just wasn’t paying attention. We could see the field then, the stadium and the atmosphere was insane … I remember looking at Paul’s face, we just couldn’t believe we got in.’’
    They didn’t just get in, but got over, Ferris Buhler-style. After seat-hopping for the first half, they got lucky again when they stumbled across empty seats.
    “We spoke to this guy and told him we had sneaked in. He told us the girls beside him were in the halftime show and so wouldn’t be coming back to their seats after halftime,’’ said Whelan. “So we ended up in the fourth row, sitting beside a former Super Bowl champion, Lawyer Milloy, who gave us a play-by-play of the game … It was pretty cool to have the Super Bowl champion sharing all the details.’’

    B86RjHhCEAExCsW.jpg

    Peace
    Having attended the previous Super Bowl in Glendale, I don't buy that these guys just snuck in. Security lines were massive, no chance you sneak by. Plus it says they are 2 Seahawks fans, why is one of them wearing a Pats shirt?

    I call BS on the whole story.

    Ok, so you think they paid 25k for each of those seats they apparently sat in and took that picture of the Patriot mascot.

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    *MUSIC IS the expression of EMOTION.....and that POLITICS IS merely the DECOY of PERCEPTION*
    .....song_Music & Politics....Michael Franti

    *The scientists of today think deeply instead of clearly. One must be sane to think clearly, but one can think deeply and be quite INSANE*....Nikola Tesla(a man who shaped our world of electricity with his futuristic inventions)


  • Cliffy6745Cliffy6745 Posts: 33,828
    Why would anyone give a shit if a couple dudes snuck into the Super Bowl, didn't harm a person and just had a good time.

    Isn't there a guy that has snuck into every Super Bowl up until a few years ago?
  • g under pg under p Posts: 18,190
    Cliffy6745 wrote: »
    Why would anyone give a shit if a couple dudes snuck into the Super Bowl, didn't harm a person and just had a good time.

    Isn't there a guy that has snuck into every Super Bowl up until a few years ago?

    I don't I wish them well, it seems they spent some money at the game buying beers.

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    *MUSIC IS the expression of EMOTION.....and that POLITICS IS merely the DECOY of PERCEPTION*
    .....song_Music & Politics....Michael Franti

    *The scientists of today think deeply instead of clearly. One must be sane to think clearly, but one can think deeply and be quite INSANE*....Nikola Tesla(a man who shaped our world of electricity with his futuristic inventions)


  • The JugglerThe Juggler Posts: 48,878
    g under p wrote: »
    Cliffy6745 wrote: »
    Why would anyone give a shit if a couple dudes snuck into the Super Bowl, didn't harm a person and just had a good time.

    Isn't there a guy that has snuck into every Super Bowl up until a few years ago?

    I don't I wish them well, it seems they spent some money at the game buying beers.

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  • Cliffy6745 wrote: »
    Why would anyone give a shit if a couple dudes snuck into the Super Bowl, didn't harm a person and just had a good time.

    Isn't there a guy that has snuck into every Super Bowl up until a few years ago?

    There was a guy that a buddy of mine in college knew through his family. I met his son a few times years ago and he was a cool/crazy guy as well.
    They called him the great imposter.
    He took NBA warm ups with players, played rounds of golf with pros, did all sorts of shit that you wouldn't believe. (Of course this was before they worried about crazies as much as they do now.)
    I didnt know ESPN did a 30 for 30 on him until I typed his name into google.

    http://espn.go.com/30for30/film?page=thegreatimposter
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  • PoncierPoncier Posts: 16,874
    g under p wrote: »
    Poncier wrote: »
    g under p wrote: »
    About the ONLY thing that wasn't lucky for these two was their team didn't win the game....INCREDIBLE!

    http://nypost.com/2015/02/03/how-2-irish-seahawks-fans-snuck-into-25k-super-bowl-seats/
    Talk about the luck of the Irish.
    Two Seahawks fans from the Emerald Isle snuck their way into the Super Bowl, and landed prime seats worth $25,000 apiece, according to The Independent.
    Paul McEvoy from Cahir and Richard Whelan from Dublin couldn’t afford scalper prices outside the University of Phoenix Stadium in Glendale, with Whelan even getting interviewed by the NFL Network in an effort to try to land tickets. But in the end, the blokes just blagged their way in.
    (No, I wouldn’t have known what that meant if I hadn’t seen “Snatch.”)
    Whelan tweeted: “I f–king made it!! Snook in straight through the front door! NOW LET’S GO HAWKS!”
    They convinced the New England Patriots mascot to pose with the flag of Ireland, and spent the first half hopping from seat to seat.

    “Our game plan was to be super confident,” Whelan said on RTE Radio One Morning Ireland, according to the paper. “We just thought if we pretend we belong there, nobody will question us. Between one layer of security and another, we just walked in behind these 20 first aid workers, straight up to the front door and hid in behind them.
    “Paul was looking at his phone, pretending to text me, as if we had just popped out to look at an email we got or something. We walked past another security guard that just wasn’t paying attention. We could see the field then, the stadium and the atmosphere was insane … I remember looking at Paul’s face, we just couldn’t believe we got in.’’
    They didn’t just get in, but got over, Ferris Buhler-style. After seat-hopping for the first half, they got lucky again when they stumbled across empty seats.
    “We spoke to this guy and told him we had sneaked in. He told us the girls beside him were in the halftime show and so wouldn’t be coming back to their seats after halftime,’’ said Whelan. “So we ended up in the fourth row, sitting beside a former Super Bowl champion, Lawyer Milloy, who gave us a play-by-play of the game … It was pretty cool to have the Super Bowl champion sharing all the details.’’

    B86RjHhCEAExCsW.jpg

    Peace
    Having attended the previous Super Bowl in Glendale, I don't buy that these guys just snuck in. Security lines were massive, no chance you sneak by. Plus it says they are 2 Seahawks fans, why is one of them wearing a Pats shirt?

    I call BS on the whole story.

    Ok, so you think they paid 25k for each of those seats they apparently sat in and took that picture of the Patriot mascot.

    Peace
    Or they paid for nosebleed seats and snuck down to the expensive seats later.
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  • MayDay10MayDay10 Posts: 11,720
    Cliffy6745 wrote: »
    Why would anyone give a shit if a couple dudes snuck into the Super Bowl, didn't harm a person and just had a good time.

    Isn't there a guy that has snuck into every Super Bowl up until a few years ago?

    The worst PJ show experience of my life was when I had decent side stage seats at Boston II 04... my friend had to bail after Boston I so I gave the seat next to me away outside.

    Well 20 seconds before the lights go down, like 4 people pile into the seat next to me and my space. Complete scum move. They tried to tell me I was in the wrong seat. Show starts. Things are dark, loud, and crazy and I couldnt do anything about it, but stand behind 2 people, being in contact, with no room the entire show.


    Im a big proponent of sit your ass in the seat(s) you have tickets for.


    I have a friend who goes to concerts/sporting events and does nothing but obsess with how to move up and get better seats. It drives me crazy. He spends time trying to monitor empty seats and secuity patterns... Then gets to the front and takes like 20 facebook photos. He does a move too where he grabs 2 beers and holds them up, nudging to the front as if he belongs and just went to get a round for him and someone.

    Its scummy.

    $25,000. Thats Grand Larceny right?
  • MayDay10 wrote: »
    Cliffy6745 wrote: »
    Why would anyone give a shit if a couple dudes snuck into the Super Bowl, didn't harm a person and just had a good time.

    Isn't there a guy that has snuck into every Super Bowl up until a few years ago?

    The worst PJ show experience of my life was when I had decent side stage seats at Boston II 04... my friend had to bail after Boston I so I gave the seat next to me away outside.

    Well 20 seconds before the lights go down, like 4 people pile into the seat next to me and my space. Complete scum move. They tried to tell me I was in the wrong seat. Show starts. Things are dark, loud, and crazy and I couldnt do anything about it, but stand behind 2 people, being in contact, with no room the entire show.


    Im a big proponent of sit your ass in the seat(s) you have tickets for.


    I have a friend who goes to concerts/sporting events and does nothing but obsess with how to move up and get better seats. It drives me crazy. He spends time trying to monitor empty seats and secuity patterns... Then gets to the front and takes like 20 facebook photos. He does a move too where he grabs 2 beers and holds them up, nudging to the front as if he belongs and just went to get a round for him and someone.

    Its scummy.

    $25,000. Thats Grand Larceny right?
    Don't even get me started on the SCUM OF THE EARTH PEARL JAM FANS I have witnessed do the same thing. They don't give a FUCK who they fuck over, just as long as they can get their fat asses closer to the stage.
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  • Cliffy6745Cliffy6745 Posts: 33,828
    MayDay10 wrote: »
    Cliffy6745 wrote: »
    Why would anyone give a shit if a couple dudes snuck into the Super Bowl, didn't harm a person and just had a good time.

    Isn't there a guy that has snuck into every Super Bowl up until a few years ago?

    The worst PJ show experience of my life was when I had decent side stage seats at Boston II 04... my friend had to bail after Boston I so I gave the seat next to me away outside.

    Well 20 seconds before the lights go down, like 4 people pile into the seat next to me and my space. Complete scum move. They tried to tell me I was in the wrong seat. Show starts. Things are dark, loud, and crazy and I couldnt do anything about it, but stand behind 2 people, being in contact, with no room the entire show.


    Im a big proponent of sit your ass in the seat(s) you have tickets for.


    I have a friend who goes to concerts/sporting events and does nothing but obsess with how to move up and get better seats. It drives me crazy. He spends time trying to monitor empty seats and secuity patterns... Then gets to the front and takes like 20 facebook photos. He does a move too where he grabs 2 beers and holds them up, nudging to the front as if he belongs and just went to get a round for him and someone.

    Its scummy.

    $25,000. Thats Grand Larceny right?

    Yeah, that is terrible, but that is not what these guys did. They sat in empty seats they found and bounced around. Doesn't seem like they ruined anyone's time and the people they told helped them find seats.
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