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Post by edjr on Nov 30, 2015 13:53:19 GMT
How about the Tuck Game?
What the fuck was that???
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Post by bipolarbear on Nov 30, 2015 15:16:58 GMT
I wish to suggest that with an audience of three, your chances of having anyone know what you are referring to, is somewhat remote.
Oh wait. I watched a movie. Did the Pats loose?
...be right back.
ETA: I watched the highlights.
Beat by the Broncos with a back-up QB? Wow.
Very sorry to see Gronk is hurt.
They mentioned a bad call against Gronk. What is Tuck rule reference?
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Post by edjr on Nov 30, 2015 15:50:49 GMT
I wish to suggest that with an audience of three, your chances of having anyone know what you are referring to, is somewhat remote.
Oh wait. I watched a movie. Did the Pats loose?
...be right back.
ETA: I watched the highlights.
Beat by the Broncos with a back-up QB? Wow.
Very sorry to see Gronk is hurt.
They mentioned a bad call against Gronk. What is Tuck rule reference?
Audience of 3. Nice work. :lolsmile: We have a saying where I am from when playing cards especially or life in general If you get a bad beat, or cheated or the like, you got "tucked" the Patriots got tucked at least 4, probably 5 times last night. |
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Post by edjr on Nov 30, 2015 16:37:10 GMT
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Post by bipolarbear on Nov 30, 2015 18:08:24 GMT
Skip Bayless just totally agreed with you on the game. He showed a bunch of film clips of things the refs called that should never have been made.
It does make it look like a set-up against the Pats.
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Post by edjr on Nov 30, 2015 19:17:31 GMT
Skip Bayless just totally agreed with you on the game. He showed a bunch of film clips of things the refs called that should never have been made. It does make it look like a set-up against the Pats. Stephen A. Smiff did too, to a lesser extent |
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Post by bipolarbear on Nov 30, 2015 19:40:23 GMT
Skip Bayless just totally agreed with you on the game. He showed a bunch of film clips of things the refs called that should never have been made. It does make it look like a set-up against the Pats. Stephen A. Smiff did too, to a lesser extent Steven A. mentioned at least two calls he said were completely bogus. |
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