Rams are Out!
Jan 7, 2018 10:32:35 #
Disappointing game for the Los Angeles Rams. I thought they'd do better.
Jan 7, 2018 10:49:32 #
jeep_daddy wrote:
Disappointing game for the Los Angeles Rams. I thought they'd do better.
Yeah, someone forgot to tell them there was a game last night, and they didn't show up.
The Chiefs sure got their ass handed to them in the 2nd half. I am not a KC fan, nor am I a Titans fan, but, I was sorta rooting for the Titans. With the Rms out of the picture, don't know who I will be rooting for now.
Jan 7, 2018 10:49:49 #
mas24
Loc: Southern CA
There was no greater fan than me, when the Rams were in LA before they went to St. Louis. I didn't care about them while they were there. Now, I am a fan again. Welcome home again.
Jan 8, 2018 08:08:09 #
jeep_daddy wrote:
Disappointing game for the Los Angeles Rams. I thought they'd do better.
Welcome to the NFC South, Atlanta dirty birds!
Jan 8, 2018 08:26:35 #
I’m an impartial fan during the playoffs since my hapless Colts were never in the picture; however, the Chiefs were robbed by the refs. The crew did such a bad job that even the league admitted it, and the head ref is quitting because of it. I assume he’s still burning after the league officials got done “discussing” the job he did in that game.
Jan 8, 2018 10:21:09 #
C6Joe wrote:
Yeah, someone forgot to tell them there was a game last night, and they didn't show up.
The Chiefs sure got their ass handed to them in the 2nd half. I am not a KC fan, nor am I a Titans fan, but, I was sorta rooting for the Titans. With the Rms out of the picture, don't know who I will be rooting for now.
The Chiefs sure got their ass handed to them in the 2nd half. I am not a KC fan, nor am I a Titans fan, but, I was sorta rooting for the Titans. With the Rms out of the picture, don't know who I will be rooting for now.
Go Titans!
Jan 8, 2018 15:39:24 #
jeep_daddy wrote:
Disappointing game for the Los Angeles Rams. I thought they'd do better.
This team has made great progress. Just to be in this game at this stage of the season shows marked improvement.
Jan 8, 2018 16:22:22 #
Jan 8, 2018 16:25:19 #
I avoid all those kneeling chicken s--ts. Have not watched a game all year. My flag flies high.
Jan 8, 2018 16:34:29 #
14kphotog wrote:
I avoid all those kneeling chicken s--ts. Have not watched a game all year. My flag flies high.
What about all the flag burners in the 60's? Or the raised, black gloved fist, on the podium in the 1968 Olympics?
It is the kneelers' and discontents that make this country (The U.S.) great. We have the right, without fear of retribution, to protest our government, etc.
Trump was wrong to try and castigate the protesters, it ***IS*** their right to do so. The NFL took the right stance, to do nothing.
Jan 8, 2018 17:38:29 #
C6Joe wrote:
What about all the flag burners in the 60's? Or the raised, black gloved fist, on the podium in the 1968 Olympics?
It is the kneelers' and discontents that make this country (The U.S.) great. We have the right, without fear of retribution, to protest our government, etc.
Trump was wrong to try and castigate the protesters, it ***IS*** their right to do so. The NFL took the right stance, to do nothing.
It is the kneelers' and discontents that make this country (The U.S.) great. We have the right, without fear of retribution, to protest our government, etc.
Trump was wrong to try and castigate the protesters, it ***IS*** their right to do so. The NFL took the right stance, to do nothing.
How does some functional illiterate football player make our country greater??
Jan 8, 2018 18:03:37 #
traderjohn wrote:
How does some functional illiterate football player make our country greater??
Number 1: Colin Kaepernick is *NOT* a functional illiterate. (He graduated from UNR in the top of his class)
Number 2. Let me explain it to you how this works: Kaepernick does not make this country great. What does, makes this country great, is the fact that he does it, And is allowed to. How would you like it if you did that in a suppressive country and the penalty was a bullet in the head? Or in a 'free' country like Spain, that is a felony to make a fist in public.
In many countries in the world, to says things like we do, about our leader(s) will get you jail time.
We may not like it, but I respect his right to do it. The NFL has its share of faults, but letting Kaepernick and company kneel while the anthem is playing, is just being a good American company. Like it or not.
Jan 8, 2018 20:35:03 #
ZPhoto
Loc: Lancaster, PA
C6Joe wrote:
What about all the flag burners in the 60's? Or the raised, black gloved fist, on the podium in the 1968 Olympics?
It is the kneelers' and discontents that make this country (The U.S.) great. We have the right, without fear of retribution, to protest our government, etc.
Trump was wrong to try and castigate the protesters, it ***IS*** their right to do so. The NFL took the right stance, to do nothing.
It is the kneelers' and discontents that make this country (The U.S.) great. We have the right, without fear of retribution, to protest our government, etc.
Trump was wrong to try and castigate the protesters, it ***IS*** their right to do so. The NFL took the right stance, to do nothing.
Agreed.
Jan 8, 2018 20:36:26 #
ZPhoto
Loc: Lancaster, PA
14kphotog wrote:
I avoid all those kneeling chicken s--ts. Have not watched a game all year. My flag flies high.
Wouldn’t have anything to do with your proximity to Cleveland....would it? I wouldn’t watch either.
Jan 8, 2018 20:41:03 #
ZPhoto wrote:
Wouldn’t have anything to do with your proximity to Cleveland....would it? I wouldn’t watch either.
OUCH!
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