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  • Jearlpam0925
    Jearlpam0925 Deep South Philly Posts: 17,551
    The Jeagler wrote:
    well what doesn't kill ya, only makes you stronger my friend! i am well aware we have not won a super bowl, thank you. it takes a lot of character not to abandon a team like that. and when they finally do win, much like the phils last year, it will be pure joy like you can never imagine. so we sort of wear that as a badge of honor in these parts....real fans, that is. ;)

    thinking about it though, i think i would rather be in our position right now--- no distant memory super bowl wins, but constantly in the mix, winning divisions and playoff games about every year with a legimate shot at going to and winning the super bowl every year than being a fan of some team who still has to cling to some super bowls from the early nineties and the 70's because they have not even won a playoff game since 1996. i dont know, that's just me. the recent phils success makes it a lot easier. :mrgreen: .........are you from the dallas area?

    For the most part, I let all peeps keep to their own threads to their respective teams. For those from Dallas, etc., and that's the way I keep it. Jeags, I've been down this road with this fraud many times before. How you can be from this area and not take pride in a team that represents your city is beyond me. Remember - before either "Eagles" or "Cowboys", there's a city's name that comes first. That's what this is all about. And, Bubba, you sir, are a F-R-A-U-D. And I don't care that you support the Phillies, and how you were at the 1980 series, blah blah blah. You're a disgrace to this city. Cowboys fans - Dallas fans - carry on. Jeags, we ignore these people like Bubba here.
  • Hammerdonkey
    Hammerdonkey Posts: 550
    It's getting awful personal. Let's chill out a little. I appreciate loyalty. I know I'm at fault for running my trap on the Eagles thread. I apologize. Neither one of these teams suck. We're just happy to have won plus we don't have to play in Philly in that cold ass weather at the end of the season this year. Climate controlled Mecca-Dome.

    Anyway, Jeagler...No, I'm not from Dallas or Texas for that matter. I don't see the relevance on your favorite team vs. where you were born but whatever. I've seen the Cowboys play a couple of times but it's not a real convenient trip for me with kids and al that crap.

    When I was a kid, it was basically Steelers or Cowboys. I picked Roger Staubach and stuck with them ever since. Yes, even through Gary Hogeboom and Steve Pelleur or whatever the fuck his name was.

    It's pretty naive to think the Cowboys will never win another playoff game. I'll admit, it has been a long time since the last one but it'll happen. I won't even talk shit when they do win because at the end of the day, I'm just some "has-been" athlete who likes Dallas. Who gives a fuck?
  • The Juggler
    The Juggler Posts: 49,598
    Jearlpam0925 wrote:
    The Jeagler wrote:
    well what doesn't kill ya, only makes you stronger my friend! i am well aware we have not won a super bowl, thank you. it takes a lot of character not to abandon a team like that. and when they finally do win, much like the phils last year, it will be pure joy like you can never imagine. so we sort of wear that as a badge of honor in these parts....real fans, that is. ;)

    thinking about it though, i think i would rather be in our position right now--- no distant memory super bowl wins, but constantly in the mix, winning divisions and playoff games about every year with a legimate shot at going to and winning the super bowl every year than being a fan of some team who still has to cling to some super bowls from the early nineties and the 70's because they have not even won a playoff game since 1996. i dont know, that's just me. the recent phils success makes it a lot easier. :mrgreen: .........are you from the dallas area?

    For the most part, I let all peeps keep to their own threads to their respective teams. For those from Dallas, etc., and that's the way I keep it. Jeags, I've been down this road with this fraud many times before. How you can be from this area and not take pride in a team that represents your city is beyond me. Remember - before either "Eagles" or "Cowboys", there's a city's name that comes first. That's what this is all about. And, Bubba, you sir, are a F-R-A-U-D. And I don't care that you support the Phillies, and how you were at the 1980 series, blah blah blah. You're a disgrace to this city. Cowboys fans - Dallas fans - carry on. Jeags, we ignore these people like Bubba here.

    lol...yes i too have gone back and forth with mr bubba many times.

    it's all for charity though. i mean, at the end of the day, isn't all about the kids? god bless those goofy bastards.
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  • Jearlpam0925
    Jearlpam0925 Deep South Philly Posts: 17,551
    edited November 2009
    Hammerdonkey wrote:
    It's getting awful personal. Let's chill out a little. I appreciate loyalty. I know I'm at fault for running my trap on the Eagles thread. I apologize. Neither one of these teams suck. We're just happy to have won plus we don't have to play in Philly in that cold ass weather at the end of the season this year. Climate controlled Mecca-Dome.

    Anyway, Jeagler...No, I'm not from Dallas or Texas for that matter. I don't see the relevance on your favorite team vs. where you were born but whatever. I've seen the Cowboys play a couple of times but it's not a real convenient trip for me with kids and al that crap.

    When I was a kid, it was basically Steelers or Cowboys. I picked Roger Staubach and stuck with them ever since. Yes, even through Gary Hogeboom and Steve Pelleur or whatever the fuck his name was.

    It's pretty naive to think the Cowboys will never win another playoff game. I'll admit, it has been a long time since the last one but it'll happen. I won't even talk shit when they do win because at the end of the day, I'm just some "has-been" athlete who likes Dallas. Who gives a fuck?

    Don't you live in Bumblefuck? Then of course you can pick who you want to root for - and of course your words come with less substance, but it is what it is........homo. ;)
  • The Juggler
    The Juggler Posts: 49,598
    Hammerdonkey wrote:
    It's getting awful personal. Let's chill out a little. I appreciate loyalty. I know I'm at fault for running my trap on the Eagles thread. I apologize. Neither one of these teams suck. We're just happy to have won plus we don't have to play in Philly in that cold ass weather at the end of the season this year. Climate controlled Mecca-Dome.

    Anyway, Jeagler...No, I'm not from Dallas or Texas for that matter. I don't see the relevance on your favorite team vs. where you were born but whatever. I've seen the Cowboys play a couple of times but it's not a real convenient trip for me with kids and al that crap.

    When I was a kid, it was basically Steelers or Cowboys. I picked Roger Staubach and stuck with them ever since. Yes, even through Gary Hogeboom and Steve Pelleur or whatever the fuck his name was.

    It's pretty naive to think the Cowboys will never win another playoff game. I'll admit, it has been a long time since the last one but it'll happen. I won't even talk shit when they do win because at the end of the day, I'm just some "has-been" athlete who likes Dallas. Who gives a fuck?

    did you jump on the titans band wagon back in '99, being that you are from tennessee?
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  • Hammerdonkey
    Hammerdonkey Posts: 550
    The Jeagler wrote:
    did you jump on the titans band wagon back in '99, being that you are from tennessee?

    You must be mistaken. I was never a Titans fan. Can you just jump ship as a die hard fan?

    We must be confused in our definitions of what being a fan is.

    It's alright man. I know you're loyal to Philly. I can appreciate that. Sorry I said your dog was ugly. I gave in to my evil side. He's actually a cute fella. Looks like he could be the mascot for our beloved Tennessee Vols ;)
  • Flagg
    Flagg Posts: 5,856
    haha - love it.

    I only go on the other team's thread if the Cowboys are playing them that week or whatever. But since the Giants and Eagles are such big rivals I can't help but get on there every once in awhile.

    Hammerdonkey - don't let it get to you. I don't take it personal and I've been arguing with these guys for years.
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  • Hammerdonkey
    Hammerdonkey Posts: 550
    Flagg wrote:
    haha - love it.

    I only go on the other team's thread if the Cowboys are playing them that week or whatever. But since the Giants and Eagles are such big rivals I can't help but get on there every once in awhile.

    Hammerdonkey - don't let it get to you. I don't take it personal and I've been arguing with these guys for years.

    I have too man. Jeag Stick doesn't bother me. His words don't hurt me as much as a World Series loss, for example.

    I guess I don't see why you have to cheer for a team that's in your state just because they're in your state. It's not like I'm waging war against Tennessee or something. I mean, I've seen the Titans several times. I even own a Titans jersey that matches my son's but if the Titans play Dallas, I pull for the Cowboys.

    That reminds me, I was at the Titans/Cowboys game where Haynesworth ripped our guy's face open with his cleat. Cowboys won. Ahhh, well it's all in mediocre fun.

    Our 'Boys are looking strong lately. I like our chances.
  • The Juggler
    The Juggler Posts: 49,598
    Hammerdonkey wrote:
    The Jeagler wrote:
    did you jump on the titans band wagon back in '99, being that you are from tennessee?

    You must be mistaken. I was never a Titans fan. Can you just jump ship as a die hard fan?

    We must be confused in our definitions of what being a fan is.

    It's alright man. I know you're loyal to Philly. I can appreciate that. Sorry I said your dog was ugly. I gave in to my evil side. He's actually a cute fella. Looks like he could be the mascot for our beloved Tennessee Vols ;)


    i was just testing you with the bandwagon thing. you earn a sliver of respect for not changing allegiances for a super bowl run. living in tennessee must be tough enough. but to not live near a pro football team (until the texans moved from houston in the 90's), you are granted a little bit of slack here. still, the fact that you chose your team, a team that has won multiple super bowls, procludes you from using the words "we" or "our" when talking about the cowboys. there is no "we" or "our" involved if you live thousands of miles away from their city regardless of if you attended a game of theirs once or twice. :mrgreen:

    so in summation, you are still a fraud...though not nearly as big a fraud as bubba :lol: :thumbup:
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  • The Juggler
    The Juggler Posts: 49,598
    Flagg wrote:
    haha - love it.

    I only go on the other team's thread if the Cowboys are playing them that week or whatever. But since the Giants and Eagles are such big rivals I can't help but get on there every once in awhile.

    Hammerdonkey - don't let it get to you. I don't take it personal and I've been arguing with these guys for years.


    all for charity man....all about the kids
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  • Hammerdonkey
    Hammerdonkey Posts: 550
    They had only won 1 Superbowl (vs. Dolphins) when they became my team. That Superbowl was before I was born. The year I started watching them religiously was around the time they lost to the Steelers. I think the year after, they beat the Broncos. I can remember Butch Johnson's TD catch that really wasn't a catch. There was a comic book made about that game. Anybody remember that? Some cute Cowboys stories of mine....Randy White once flirted with my mother and then signed an autograph for me. I met Tom Landry in an airport and told him I loved him. I met Jerry Jones and at the time, I was wearing a Titans sweatshirt....I apologized to him for that. I've met Ed "Too Tall" Jones several times in our mall (yes, that's pretty sad). Last time I was in Dallas, the scouting director got me tickets to the most boring game in the history of the NFL. It was a MNF against the Redskins. We won 9-6 and there were 5 field goals in the game. I have had a beer with Tony Dorsett. That reminds me, I missed his 99 yard td run against the Vikings because the kickoff previous to that was muffed and I was in my bedroom closet crying like a little bitch.

    I thought those were some cute stories. Needless to say, as much of my life that I've spent rooting for the Cowboys...

    Me + Dallas = We
  • The Juggler
    The Juggler Posts: 49,598
    Hammerdonkey wrote:
    They had only won 1 Superbowl (vs. Dolphins) when they became my team. That Superbowl was before I was born. The year I started watching them religiously was around the time they lost to the Steelers. I think the year after, they beat the Broncos. I can remember Butch Johnson's TD catch that really wasn't a catch. There was a comic book made about that game. Anybody remember that? Some cute Cowboys stories of mine....Randy White once flirted with my mother and then signed an autograph for me. I met Tom Landry in an airport and told him I loved him. I met Jerry Jones and at the time, I was wearing a Titans sweatshirt....I apologized to him for that. I've met Ed "Too Tall" Jones several times in our mall (yes, that's pretty sad). Last time I was in Dallas, the scouting director got me tickets to the most boring game in the history of the NFL. It was a MNF against the Redskins. We won 9-6 and there were 5 field goals in the game. I have had a beer with Tony Dorsett. That reminds me, I missed his 99 yard td run against the Vikings because the kickoff previous to that was muffed and I was in my bedroom closet crying like a little bitch.

    I thought those were some cute stories. Needless to say, as much of my life that I've spent rooting for the Cowboys...

    Me + Dallas = We


    half a fraud. that's the best i can do :mrgreen:

    those are some cute stories though. i will give you that
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  • mr.pink
    mr.pink Posts: 362
    The Jeagler wrote:
    Hammerdonkey wrote:
    They had only won 1 Superbowl (vs. Dolphins) when they became my team. That Superbowl was before I was born. The year I started watching them religiously was around the time they lost to the Steelers. I think the year after, they beat the Broncos. I can remember Butch Johnson's TD catch that really wasn't a catch. There was a comic book made about that game. Anybody remember that? Some cute Cowboys stories of mine....Randy White once flirted with my mother and then signed an autograph for me. I met Tom Landry in an airport and told him I loved him. I met Jerry Jones and at the time, I was wearing a Titans sweatshirt....I apologized to him for that. I've met Ed "Too Tall" Jones several times in our mall (yes, that's pretty sad). Last time I was in Dallas, the scouting director got me tickets to the most boring game in the history of the NFL. It was a MNF against the Redskins. We won 9-6 and there were 5 field goals in the game. I have had a beer with Tony Dorsett. That reminds me, I missed his 99 yard td run against the Vikings because the kickoff previous to that was muffed and I was in my bedroom closet crying like a little bitch.

    I thought those were some cute stories. Needless to say, as much of my life that I've spent rooting for the Cowboys...

    Me + Dallas = We


    half a fraud. that's the best i can do :mrgreen:

    those are some cute stories though. i will give you that

    Jeagler, dude, you're so jealous! I've moved up to the Pacific Northwest in March (from Texas), I've spent a lot of time in Vermont, Mass, Las Vegas, New Mexico - There are Cowboy fans everywhere. That blue star is on cars everywhere. I talk football to anyone and everyone that will. Usually if there is a local team, they'll have the most fans, BUT DALLAS IS ALWAYS 2ND EVERYWHERE. There are usually some San Fran, Green Bay and Pittsburgh fans as well, but never as many as Cowboys fans. I remember something about Dallas games being shown to so many more homes than other teams in the 70s, that probably has something to do with it. Plus, they have had the most success in the modern era. Those kind of things breed fans, and it happened during the big rise in popularity of Pro Football. And it becomes a family thing. FOOTBALL IS SUCH A FAMILY THING. I know thats what got me into the Cowboys. My Dad, Sister and Aunts still all call each other after everygame. If they were Eagles fans ... nausea... I would have been a Eagles fan in Texas, not a "fraud".

    Hammerdonkey, we've got America's team, there will always be haters. A lot like the Yankees in baseball and Lakers, we'll always have the most haters and lovers. And I think we can be for real this year. As long as Romo maintains his composure, we can beat anybody.
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  • The Juggler
    The Juggler Posts: 49,598
    mr.pink wrote:
    The Jeagler wrote:
    Hammerdonkey wrote:
    They had only won 1 Superbowl (vs. Dolphins) when they became my team. That Superbowl was before I was born. The year I started watching them religiously was around the time they lost to the Steelers. I think the year after, they beat the Broncos. I can remember Butch Johnson's TD catch that really wasn't a catch. There was a comic book made about that game. Anybody remember that? Some cute Cowboys stories of mine....Randy White once flirted with my mother and then signed an autograph for me. I met Tom Landry in an airport and told him I loved him. I met Jerry Jones and at the time, I was wearing a Titans sweatshirt....I apologized to him for that. I've met Ed "Too Tall" Jones several times in our mall (yes, that's pretty sad). Last time I was in Dallas, the scouting director got me tickets to the most boring game in the history of the NFL. It was a MNF against the Redskins. We won 9-6 and there were 5 field goals in the game. I have had a beer with Tony Dorsett. That reminds me, I missed his 99 yard td run against the Vikings because the kickoff previous to that was muffed and I was in my bedroom closet crying like a little bitch.

    I thought those were some cute stories. Needless to say, as much of my life that I've spent rooting for the Cowboys...

    Me + Dallas = We


    half a fraud. that's the best i can do :mrgreen:

    those are some cute stories though. i will give you that

    Jeagler, dude, you're so jealous! I've moved up to the Pacific Northwest in March (from Texas), I've spent a lot of time in Vermont, Mass, Las Vegas, New Mexico - There are Cowboy fans everywhere. That blue star is on cars everywhere. I talk football to anyone and everyone that will. Usually if there is a local team, they'll have the most fans, BUT DALLAS IS ALWAYS 2ND EVERYWHERE. There are usually some San Fran, Green Bay and Pittsburgh fans as well, but never as many as Cowboys fans. I remember something about Dallas games being shown to so many more homes than other teams in the 70s, that probably has something to do with it. Plus, they have had the most success in the modern era. Those kind of things breed fans, and it happened during the big rise in popularity of Pro Football. And it becomes a family thing. FOOTBALL IS SUCH A FAMILY THING. I know thats what got me into the Cowboys. My Dad, Sister and Aunts still all call each other after everygame. If they were Eagles fans ... nausea... I would have been a Eagles fan in Texas, not a "fraud"..

    actually, if you were from texas and an eagles fan..you'd be a fraud fan too. stone cold violation not to root for your home town team. i really think it's a character flaw with some of these people.....i have heard about the 70's thing and them being on national tv all the time too. the whole "being passed down from their parents" thing doesnt work for me either. that just means your dad was a fraud too and you can't think for yourself :mrgreen: .....something about the civic pride that comes from rooting on your hometown team through thick and thin that makes it more rewarding when they actually do win.

    and i'm not jealous at all. there's just a lot of people who need to have their fandom questioned in this country. it's a shame really :cry:

    for the record, i have no beef with you or flagg or anyone from texas. my beef is not with you :mrgreen:


    ...alright--sorry for hijacking this thread!
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  • mr.pink
    mr.pink Posts: 362
    The Jeagler wrote:

    Its cool. Its not like there is much activity on this board now-a-days, lol. I wish you luck in your crusade against the "frauds". Its def family for me.

    My son is 8 and is all about Green Bay :roll: , but I know he'll come around. I know part of it has to do with their colors. I remember being all about Denver because of their 80s uniforms. I also loved Joe Montana, still think he may have been the best player I've ever watched. But around 4th grade, I started to catch on how into the Cowboys my Dad and Granddad and the rest of the family were. During 5th grade, I watched every game religiously from then on. That was 89, 1-15 :lol: Everygame was so painful, except the win in Washington, that was just relief. My son will come around, I'm just so glad we have that in common. He's super smart about it to.
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  • lukin2006
    lukin2006 Posts: 9,087
    well what doesn't kill ya, only makes you stronger my friend! i am well aware we have not won a super bowl, thank you. it takes a lot of character not to abandon a team like that. and when they finally do win, much like the phils last year, it will be pure joy like you can never imagine. so we sort of wear that as a badge of honor in these parts....real fans, that is. ;)

    thinking about it though, i think i would rather be in our position right now--- no distant memory super bowl wins, but constantly in the mix, winning divisions and playoff games about every year with a legimate shot at going to and winning the super bowl every year than being a fan of some team who still has to cling to some super bowls from the early nineties and the 70's because they have not even won a playoff game since 1996. i dont know, that's just me. the recent phils success makes it a lot easier. :mrgreen: .........are you from the dallas area?[/quote]

    No I'm Canadian, we have no teams we can call our own really, the most likely city to get one will be Toronto and I can't stand any of thier sports teams, even when the Jays won those 2 world series I was rooting for other the teams. I've bee a Cowboy as long as I remember and before I really even knew they had won a superbowl, and do not hang onto the past, I do like what they accomplished though. I am looking forward to the day they hoist another superbowl, and that day will come. I commend anybody for sticking with thier team, and you're right if and when the eagles win the superbowl it will be that much sweeter. It was sweet when Dallas won the first of three in the 90's as I was to young to remember the one's in the 70's.
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  • Flagg
    Flagg Posts: 5,856
    Don't forget the Thanksgiving games. I think that has gone a long way toward attracting fans from across the country as well.

    I miss the early 90s. Pearl Jam and the Cowboys kicking ass at the same time. Remember when Stone used to wear a Cowboys hat?
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    MTL-9/15/05, OTT-9/16/05
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    HTFD-6/27/08
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  • The Juggler
    The Juggler Posts: 49,598
    Flagg wrote:
    Don't forget the Thanksgiving games. I think that has gone a long way toward attracting fans from across the country as well.

    I miss the early 90s. Pearl Jam and the Cowboys kicking ass at the same time. Remember when Stone used to wear a Cowboys hat?

    i love rooting against the cowboys every thanksgiving...remember '89? :mrgreen:
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  • Hammerdonkey
    Hammerdonkey Posts: 550
    Flagg, I have a serious question. Maybe you could answer it.

    If a tree falls in the woods and nobody is around, does it still land on and crush The Jeagler's single-wide mobile home?

    Topic : Cowboys have a tricky Packers game this weekend. They'll put our pass coverage to the test. I like Rogers. I can't imagine what it would be like to replace Brett Favre.
  • The Juggler
    The Juggler Posts: 49,598
    Hammerdonkey wrote:
    Flagg, I have a serious question. Maybe you could answer it.

    If a tree falls in the woods and nobody is around, does it still land on and crush The Jeagler's single-wide mobile home?
    .
    haha
    funny, selling mortgages for a living, i see way more of those things down your way than in the philly suburbs :mrgreen:

    ....and NO, we do not lend on them :thumbup:
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