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Ahh..I think he was simply saying it for john bagsmith.
Some people say that about Cowboys fans, and that's not true either.All Lakers fans are bandwagoners, ALL OF THEM, except maybe Jack Nicholson
looks like my prediction was on point.
i didn't realize that urban dictionary had more of a purpose besides looking up stuff like "donkey punch" and "alabama hot pocket". i figured "bandwagoner" would be some other euphemism for a type of sexual deviant behavior.
Ahh..I think he was simply saying it for john bagsmith.
Some people say that about Cowboys fans, and that's not true either.All Lakers fans are bandwagoners, ALL OF THEM, except maybe Jack Nicholson
Aww man....why did I look that up?"alabama hot pocket".
Yea, it's one of the most nasty ones too.Aww man....why did I look that up?
Although Donkey Punch was pretty funny.
no " "....I just had to look it up also. A good laugh however.Aww man....why did I look that up?
Come on, we all know that if the Cowboys won the Super Bowl this fool Mono would be jocking the Cowboys all night long. He wouldn't do it on here since he has run his mouth way too much, but everywhere else he'll be sporting a Cowboys shirt or hat.
That goes without saying.
I'd like to point out something I find more interesting then that, the fact that he's constantly referring to everyone else as a " ".
You're hiding something aren't you Mono? The real reason you've been a Pats fan since 2001 isn't because of the super bowls, it's because you have a sexual obsession with Tom Brady isn't it?
lol, Jay Cutler
yet again johnsmith bows up only after someone else tries to take a shot at me. what a ing pussy. if you want to talk then ing do it, don't be a and hide behind someone else shouting "yeah! you tell him!"
btw i've definitely been using , got, and other sexual insults pretty excessively the last few days. i'll find something new. it will disappoint johnsmith greatly to know that i'm not gay, considering he is obsessed with me, but i'll try to limit the talk and resort to calling people " stick", "douce", or "crap face" or something else.
stick is a good one.
Also acceptable is , assmonkey and smeg sammitch.
and did you mean or deuce?
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You mean he's been a pats fan since 2007. This ing idiot mono is the worst type of "fan"
again......
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^^^No, mentioning bandwagoning is appropriate for pretty much any forum you post in.
Are you an idiot?
the cabin boy is back again. too cowardly to start , but as soon as someone else talks crap to me there's no doubt you'll slide in there behind him like a little .
Soooo.......
How about that Greg Ellis?
This guy G.Ellis is a beast, is it any coincidence Ware & this DEF has gotten better once he returned to the starting lineup?
Da Boyzzzzzz!
Here we go again........
Ellis' Worries Have Comeback, Too
http://www.dallascowboys.com/news.cf...0E20B7AF255407
IRVING, Texas - It's the off-season now, which means the Greg Ellis drama has begun anew.
The 10-year veteran outside linebacker says his backup, Anthony Spencer, is bound to start - his first-round pick status makes it all but assured. And Ellis thinks it's time to have a talk with the boss.
"Jerry made a big investment in Anthony," Ellis said. "There's something to be said about that - do you keep Greg who's getting older and his salary is going up and you invested new money in Anthony Spencer? What do you do in that situation?"
The whole idea brought a chuckle to Cowboys head coach Wade Phillips.
"He's the NFL Comeback Player of the Year," Phillips said. "He was pretty instrumental in us playing well on defense and our front seven being as strong as it was. I don't see him going anywhere."
See, Phillips knows how Ellis is. He worries. Professional athletes aren't generally known for their insecurities, but Ellis makes up for the rest of them.
Before the 2006 season he worried about whether he could successfully make the transition from defensive end to outside linebacker. He did, and well, basically anchored the team's run defense and supplied enough pass rush to keep teams from loading up to stop fellow outside 'backer DeMarcus Ware. After Ellis tore his Achilles' tendon in the ninth game of the season, the defense was never the same.
And last summer Ellis was so apprehensive about his ability to return from the injury, and thinking Spencer was going to pass him up then because of draft status, he asked to be released, or traded.
"You'd have to be dumb and blind or crazy not to realize you can't draft first-rounders and leave them on the bench," Ellis said. "I'm not naïve to that. If you know anything about the NFL you can't draft first-rounders and leave them on the bench for two or three years."
Ellis sat out the first three games rehabbing his heel, then came back and had his best season, finishing with a career-high 12½ sacks and three forced fumbles. You just get the feeling Ellis thinks his success has more to do with teams focusing their protection on Ware. And as for what his value might be if he ever got on the open market now that he's come back from the injury?
"That had to be proven - that I still can do it," Ellis said. "The question mark has been removed; he's a safe guy to deal with now."
Ellis just feels like the move to draft Spencer showed the Cowboys intend to get younger at the position, and he said even if he could remain the starter and make the same money, a fresh start somewhere else is more appealing.
"When you see the things that have gone on here, maybe it's time to move on," he said. "With no animosity, not being mad at Jerry - with no controversy, none of that stuff that's been going on for the last two or three years.
"It's none of that. They got Anthony and he's a first-rounder. I put myself in Jerry's situation and said if I was Jerry, what would I do? Jerry and I haven't had that conversation yet. He and I both said, well we'll talk after the season is over. We'll address it later on."
Ellis said being replaced by younger players is what's supposed to happen.
"Jerry may come to me and say, 'No, that's not the way it is,'" Ellis said. "It very well would surprise me."
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