Troy posted:Not outraged because I don't give one **** about you.
Right. You just flip out and blather like some drunk uncle on the regular.
More news on Packer injuries.
http://www.nationalfootballpos...-championship-games/
The Jordy Nelson good news is that he has no organ damage, did travel to the game, and was on the sidelines. The bad news is he was moving very gingerly and I saw him clutching his ribs as he congratulated players on the first touchdown. Reports also said his current goal was to breathe normally again. With a week to go there is a chance, but far from a guarantee, that Nelson would play. If Green Bay gets to the Super Bowl, he would have an excellent chance of playing.
Morgan Burnett appeared to have a quad contusion. If the Packers can control swelling and maintain flexibility, he has a chance to play next week.
By video, David Bakhtiari suffered a mild right knee MCL sprain. He returned after being taped/braced. He should be fine moving straight ahead but likely will have some limitations side to side.
Slow motion showed DeVante Adams with a mild left high ankle sprain. He was taped and returned. Careful here with the swelling. I would expect a post-game boot and some missed practice but that he would try to go next week.
LaDarius Gunter appeared to have the wind knocked out of him and finished the game. I don’t seen any issues with him being 100%,
MMMD 2: Falcons injury outlook
Julio Jones left with a foot injury late in the game. The presumption is a re-aggravation of his turf toe. His coach said he could have continued but was pulled for the score. Jones will likely be limited in practice this week. This bears watching but the hope is Jones will be just fine.
Adrian Clayborn was reported to tear his biceps tendon at he elbow. Normally that is a season-ending injury that requires surgery. If Clayborn and the Falcons want to pull out all stops, he could try to play and have surgery after the season. It would be hard due to pain/swelling to play in the Championship game but he could play with some flexion and supination weakness in his elbow for the Super Bowl. Before you say this is far-fetched, ask Terrell Suggs. He played thru the second half of this season with a biceps tear.
Troy posted:FreeSafety posted:Boris posted:+++ The O-Line played phenomenal vs. Dallas.
Exactly. That is why I was surprised when watching the TD replay.
But apparently that is considered excessive bitching by some of the simpletons around here who insist on being outraged.
Just sick of your negativity. If positive things came out of your mouth I might believe you. Not outraged because I don't give one **** about you. I just enjoy pointing out assholes pretending to be Packer fans.
FYI....He's a season ticket holder & hardly pretending to be a Packer fan.
FreeSafety posted:Yikes, the Oline looked bad on that play.
Not the way I see it. Look at Taylor specifically. He blocked through like it was a run, none of them were setting up like it was a throw. That's why I called it text book. The fake was not just great from Rodgers. I think the OL played very well through the fake there.
Poppinga breaks down the throw, the blocking, the catch.
MichiganPacker posted:Romo is obviously not in the same zip code as Rodgers, but he's a legit Pro Bowl level talent who is #4 in passer rating all time. In the 7 years that Romo started at least 10 games, the Cowboys have never had a losing record.
He'll likely end up starting for a playoff contender next year. I know I don't want him on the Vikings or the Bears if he's able to stay healthy. I think he ends up on the Texans or the Bills and ends up looking really good.
Romo just hurt himself because you typed that.
CHEEZE posted:I thought that a lot of the snaps in the shotgun did not make it back to AR like normal. He had to kind of lean way forward to get them. It looked strange to me. You don't want them to hit him in the chest but it seemed like he was not anywhere close to how they were normally.
Seen that....it was consistent. Rodgers had to lean forward just about every time...they floated too.
Boris posted:Troy posted:FreeSafety posted:Boris posted:+++ The O-Line played phenomenal vs. Dallas.
Exactly. That is why I was surprised when watching the TD replay.
But apparently that is considered excessive bitching by some of the simpletons around here who insist on being outraged.
Just sick of your negativity. If positive things came out of your mouth I might believe you. Not outraged because I don't give one **** about you. I just enjoy pointing out assholes pretending to be Packer fans.
FYI....He's a season ticket holder & hardly pretending to be a Packer fan.
Maybe so, but I'm offended by the fact that he goes to Lambeau just to boo the Packers. Cut it out, FS.
YATittle posted:More news on Packer injuries.
http://www.nationalfootballpos...-championship-games/
The Jordy Nelson good news is that he has no organ damage, did travel to the game, and was on the sidelines. The bad news is he was moving very gingerly and I saw him clutching his ribs as he congratulated players on the first touchdown. Reports also said his current goal was to breathe normally again. With a week to go there is a chance, but far from a guarantee, that Nelson would play. If Green Bay gets to the Super Bowl, he would have an excellent chance of playing.
Morgan Burnett appeared to have a quad contusion. If the Packers can control swelling and maintain flexibility, he has a chance to play next week.
By video, David Bakhtiari suffered a mild right knee MCL sprain. He returned after being taped/braced. He should be fine moving straight ahead but likely will have some limitations side to side.
Slow motion showed DeVante Adams with a mild left high ankle sprain. He was taped and returned. Careful here with the swelling. I would expect a post-game boot and some missed practice but that he would try to go next week.
LaDarius Gunter appeared to have the wind knocked out of him and finished the game. I don’t seen any issues with him being 100%,
MMMD 2: Falcons injury outlook
Julio Jones left with a foot injury late in the game. The presumption is a re-aggravation of his turf toe. His coach said he could have continued but was pulled for the score. Jones will likely be limited in practice this week. This bears watching but the hope is Jones will be just fine.
Adrian Clayborn was reported to tear his biceps tendon at he elbow. Normally that is a season-ending injury that requires surgery. If Clayborn and the Falcons want to pull out all stops, he could try to play and have surgery after the season. It would be hard due to pain/swelling to play in the Championship game but he could play with some flexion and supination weakness in his elbow for the Super Bowl. Before you say this is far-fetched, ask Terrell Suggs. He played thru the second half of this season with a biceps tear.
They placed Claiborne on IR this afternoon
YATittle posted:More news on Packer injuries.
http://www.nationalfootballpos...-championship-games/
The Jordy Nelson good news is that he has no organ damage, did travel to the game, and was on the sidelines. The bad news is he was moving very gingerly and I saw him clutching his ribs as he congratulated players on the first touchdown. Reports also said his current goal was to breathe normally again. With a week to go there is a chance, but far from a guarantee, that Nelson would play. If Green Bay gets to the Super Bowl, he would have an excellent chance of playing.
Morgan Burnett appeared to have a quad contusion. If the Packers can control swelling and maintain flexibility, he has a chance to play next week.
By video, David Bakhtiari suffered a mild right knee MCL sprain. He returned after being taped/braced. He should be fine moving straight ahead but likely will have some limitations side to side.
Slow motion showed DeVante Adams with a mild left high ankle sprain. He was taped and returned. Careful here with the swelling. I would expect a post-game boot and some missed practice but that he would try to go next week.
LaDarius Gunter appeared to have the wind knocked out of him and finished the game. I don’t seen any issues with him being 100%,
MMMD 2: Falcons injury outlook
Julio Jones left with a foot injury late in the game. The presumption is a re-aggravation of his turf toe. His coach said he could have continued but was pulled for the score. Jones will likely be limited in practice this week. This bears watching but the hope is Jones will be just fine.
Adrian Clayborn was reported to tear his biceps tendon at he elbow. Normally that is a season-ending injury that requires surgery. If Clayborn and the Falcons want to pull out all stops, he could try to play and have surgery after the season. It would be hard due to pain/swelling to play in the Championship game but he could play with some flexion and supination weakness in his elbow for the Super Bowl. Before you say this is far-fetched, ask Terrell Suggs. He played thru the second half of this season with a biceps tear.
Thanks for the link and update YA! Though this probably needs to be in the blatherings thread for this week's game...
El-Ka-Bong posted:MichiganPacker posted:Romo is obviously not in the same zip code as Rodgers, but he's a legit Pro Bowl level talent who is #4 in passer rating all time. In the 7 years that Romo started at least 10 games, the Cowboys have never had a losing record.
He'll likely end up starting for a playoff contender next year. I know I don't want him on the Vikings or the Bears if he's able to stay healthy. I think he ends up on the Texans or the Bills and ends up looking really good.
Romo just hurt himself because you typed that.
TExans makes most sense for Romo but cap math may not allow. I expect he will be in Denver. Texans have strong D, good offensive weapons and a weak division.
You will always have gravitas with me.......
We are a bad cold weather team. TT should go into retirement at the least.
Hungry5 posted:FreeSafety posted:Yikes, the Oline looked bad on that play.
Not the way I see it. Look at Taylor specifically. He blocked through like it was a run, none of them were setting up like it was a throw. That's why I called it text book. The fake was not just great from Rodgers. I think the OL played very well through the fake there.
exactly. not a very astute football guy for a season ticket holder but that's OK.
Blair Kiel posted:You will always have gravitas with me.......
We are a bad cold weather team. TT should go into retirement at the least.
Well we are this year because there is no power running game. And I still want capers and TT to retire after this season. I'd hate missing out on younger talent like Dorsey and wolf or vrabel just because TT and Capers hung out for 2 more years. It's sort of a Favre out Rodgers in scenario. TT taught me to think this way.
Than transition program is in place. TT will execute when he's damn good & ready to. Not a day before.
I'm sure he will but that doesn't mean I won't express my preference for it to happen now.
Goalline posted:Boris posted:Troy posted:FreeSafety posted:Boris posted:+++ The O-Line played phenomenal vs. Dallas.
Exactly. That is why I was surprised when watching the TD replay.
But apparently that is considered excessive bitching by some of the simpletons around here who insist on being outraged.
Just sick of your negativity. If positive things came out of your mouth I might believe you. Not outraged because I don't give one **** about you. I just enjoy pointing out assholes pretending to be Packer fans.
FYI....He's a season ticket holder & hardly pretending to be a Packer fan.
Maybe so, but I'm offended by the fact that he goes to Lambeau just to boo the Packers. Cut it out, FS.
You should've seen him heckle Bart Starr.
On Burnetts injury. The following is from Medscape.
"In the acute phase following a muscle contusion, hematoma maturation, inflammation, necrosis of damaged myofibrils, and phagocytosis of the necrotic debris are main features. The goal of therapy is to minimize hemorrhage and inflammation and control pain. Limb immobilization with rest, ice, compression, and elevation (RICE) should be performed for the first 24 hours in patients with minor contusions and for 48 hours in patients with moderate or severe contusions.
The general recommendation is to avoid heat during the first 24-48 hours to avoid increasing the extent of hemorrhage and edema. Once the lesion has stabilized, heat may help break up the mass of blood and tissue; however, in the literature, this has been shown to be of limited benefit.
The use of crutches should be emphasized for patients with thigh contusions, as weight bearing following the thigh contusion injury may be extremely painful and may extend the damage. The knee joint should be flexed to pain tolerance in conjunction with the compression dressing. Compression gently increases tension, limiting the extent of the intramuscular hematoma. In addition, the position of flexion stretches the muscle, which increases tension and also facilitates drainage of the edematous fluid from the region.
The contusion generally stabilizes by 24-48 hours, and subsequent evaluation should dictate further treatment and prognosis. Reinjury is a significant factor in prolonging disability, and patients must be instructed to avoid retraumatizing the muscle."
Morgan has been key esp. close to LOS. But it may be possible for him to return if he can play through the pain. But my guess is that the risk for further injury might be too great. Cobb has the dreaded high ankle sprain which can linger.
Walking/limping wounded...
Hungry5 posted:FreeSafety posted:Yikes, the Oline looked bad on that play.
Not the way I see it. Look at Taylor specifically. He blocked through like it was a run, none of them were setting up like it was a throw. That's why I called it text book. The fake was not just great from Rodgers. I think the OL played very well through the fake there.
Oh, I think they all played the run fake very well. Both guards were excellent in fact. I just thought Linsley and Bulaga getting blowed up could have caused trouble for Lang and/or AR.
But it didn't. Terrific play by AR. Fun to watch.
bigdoggyjude posted:Blair Kiel posted:You will always have gravitas with me.......
We are a bad cold weather team. TT should go into retirement at the least.
Well we are this year because there is no power running game.
Eddie injured. TT pick. Still beat Seattle, Minny, Chicago outside in ****ty weather when a loss ends the season. With a running game.
And I still want capers and TT to retire after this season.
Still breathing on Ted's picks and Cook signing. And Hyde (Ted pick) coached up to jump a WR screen in Dallas like I've never seen in years
I'd hate missing out on younger talent like Dorsey and wolf or vrabel just because TT and Capers hung out for 2 more years.
Dorsey when it's time to come home. That's my personal hope.
It's sort of a Favre out Rodgers in scenario. TT taught me to think this way.
Harlan telling Wolf to fix everything is slightly ahead of TT telling Brett to **** off in the best decisions in GB the last 37 years. Because Wolf wanted Ted. And Aaron isn't done.
CAPackFan95 posted:There will never be anything that makes me laugh as much as the dude in the 4 jersey holding the kid.
I want to do a "Where are they now" retrospective on this picture.
The couple on the left? Divorced. Woman is working as a receptionist at an insurance claims adjuster, Man is "between jobs" and drinks a LOT of Coors Light. SILVER BULLET MAN!
The younger blond and guy next to her are still married, have 4 kids, and they hope to save up enough to move out from her moms place what with the lower taxes Trump will enact for them. She is training to become a dental assistant, he's a shift manager at a steel distributor, unfortunately for Angie (that's her name), it's the swing shift from 4PM-12AM.
And, my man. My man in the middle there has put on about 130 pounds, has a SERIOUS case of Type 2 diabeetus, and bitches a lot about Obamacare. He will I'm sure enjoy Paul Ryan's solution for him later this year. He works at a car repair shop. And, really he doesn't "work" as much as he hangs out there a lot and shoot this **** with the guys. The older boy in front is a junior in high school and beats up "fags" a lot - and of course, like PistolGB he means that only in the "enormous douchebag" way and not some projection about sexuality at all. The two infants are now being homeschooled because my man don't trust them brainwashers in public school trying to turn his kids into queers. He's on welfare, he's on SNAP, and he complains vociferously about anyone looking for a gubmint handout. AND DAMMIT HE LOVES HIM SOME COPPERFIT KNEE BRACES MAN. THEY HELP HIM WHILE HE'S SHAVING WITH HIS NEW GERMAN MADE TOUGHBLADES!
The group on the right? They are living the good life in retirement. Seeing their grandkids and wearing ****ing jorts every day. The man there is one of those guys that asks his grandkids (even the teens) to pull his finger and laughs crazily every time. Falls asleep in a chair every time the kids are over and snores like a freight train. His wife is that grandma that spends a ton of time at the kitchen table smoking. Also, she always seems sweaty and out of breath.
Great " where are they now " CAPackFan95! Hilarious ! I'm guessing they are all now proudly wearing Aaron Rodgers jerseys they bought at ShopKo instead of the Brett Favre jerseys they bought at the exact same store 20 years ago. Still rockin' the f@ckin' jorts anytime the weather climbs up above 45 degrees and the Neanderthal in the middle holding the kid is still Joe Cool in the same black mid calf socks with black wal-mart sneakers look.
They are NOT wearing Rodgers jerseys. They all own Viking Favre jerseys. Proud Jersey owners after Brett beat Green Bay twice in 2009! THEY WERE RIGHT!!!! Ted was gonna be cast out on his ass and Brett was going to deliver a Super Bowl to the Vikings!!!!!!
I swear. 2009 and 2010 is the greatest back to back ever. But that's coming from a guy that loves the Packers like I hate the Vikings.
CAPackFan95 posted:The older boy in front is a junior in high school and beats up "fags" a lot - and of course, like PistolGB he means that only in the "enormous douchebag" way and not some projection about sexuality at all.
I'm vewwy vewwy sowwy I hurted your little feelings by using that word that one time. I sincerely hope, someday, your butthurt will subside, and you can get over that post. I'm also sorry for whatever happened to you in high school, or middle school, or wherever it was that causes you to lash out like that. I didn't mean to open any wounds there.
I do feel compelled to point out, however, that "enormous douchebag" is completely different than what I said, which was "self-absorbed douchebag." But whatever. You got to freak out over it, and that's all that matters.
And I get it, you wanted redemption from your giant off-base hissy fit, and payback for me calling it that, so you just go, Girl. Recovery is only a few more years of therapy away, so hang tough and plot your next comeback.
Maybe after--say-- 2 more weeks or so? Can't wait. 
"Sorry. I shouldn't have said fags"
It's not hard. Unless you can't say sorry and you meant it. In that case own it. Just own it. But don't go double down on someone's childhood. That's a sandbox kid bitch out.
I mean ****. We're all adults here right?
PackerPatrick posted:On Burnetts injury. The following is from Medscape.
"In the acute phase following a muscle contusion, hematoma maturation, inflammation, necrosis of damaged myofibrils, and phagocytosis of the necrotic debris are main features. The goal of therapy is to minimize hemorrhage and inflammation and control pain. Limb immobilization with rest, ice, compression, and elevation (RICE) should be performed for the first 24 hours in patients with minor contusions and for 48 hours in patients with moderate or severe contusions.
The general recommendation is to avoid heat during the first 24-48 hours to avoid increasing the extent of hemorrhage and edema. Once the lesion has stabilized, heat may help break up the mass of blood and tissue; however, in the literature, this has been shown to be of limited benefit.
The use of crutches should be emphasized for patients with thigh contusions, as weight bearing following the thigh contusion injury may be extremely painful and may extend the damage. The knee joint should be flexed to pain tolerance in conjunction with the compression dressing. Compression gently increases tension, limiting the extent of the intramuscular hematoma. In addition, the position of flexion stretches the muscle, which increases tension and also facilitates drainage of the edematous fluid from the region.
The contusion generally stabilizes by 24-48 hours, and subsequent evaluation should dictate further treatment and prognosis. Reinjury is a significant factor in prolonging disability, and patients must be instructed to avoid retraumatizing the muscle."
Morgan has been key esp. close to LOS. But it may be possible for him to return if he can play through the pain. But my guess is that the risk for further injury might be too great. Cobb has the dreaded high ankle sprain which can linger.
Walking/limping wounded...
Huh?
Sorry, I'll listen to DocBenni first.
I'd put money on the fact that I understand that copy/paste better than you.
Usually when you search any given whatnot injury online, especially for yourself, you'll be just short of death and have 3 cancers.
A deep contusion to muscle tissue is a whole different world for the professional athlete than... well 99% of the rest of the world.
But thanks for posting.
ChilliJon posted:"Sorry. I shouldn't have said fags"
It's not hard. Unless you can't say sorry and you meant it. In that case own it. Just own it. But don't go double down on someone's childhood. That's a sandbox kid bitch out.
I mean ****. We're all adults here right?
Apparently not. I already explained this but someone can't get over it. Go back and re-read the Giants Coffee Talk thread if you have to. This was supposed to be over.
Also Google Southpark "The F Word" episode if you have to. I honestly thought they settled it. The Wikipedia entry at the end said otherwise, so I said I wouldn't do it, not that there would ever be reason to anyway.
I did that, but he wants to keep bringing it up, but I'm supposed to apologize for him wanting to call me out again, and I'm the one being childish? Jesus Christ, I'm not the one who can't get over it and I already apologized!
Hungry5 posted:Ben Fennell re-tweeted this. Text-book.
Play fake https://t.co/xx6Vi0maql
— Aaron Nagler (@AaronNagler) January 17, 2017
I found it interesting the protection for ARod was exactly like the pass play to Cook late in the game.
San Doggy posted:CAPackFan95 posted:There will never be anything that makes me laugh as much as the dude in the 4 jersey holding the kid.
I want to do a "Where are they now" retrospective on this picture.
The couple on the left? Divorced. Woman is working as a receptionist at an insurance claims adjuster, Man is "between jobs" and drinks a LOT of Coors Light. SILVER BULLET MAN!
The younger blond and guy next to her are still married, have 4 kids, and they hope to save up enough to move out from her moms place what with the lower taxes Trump will enact for them. She is training to become a dental assistant, he's a shift manager at a steel distributor, unfortunately for Angie (that's her name), it's the swing shift from 4PM-12AM.
And, my man. My man in the middle there has put on about 130 pounds, has a SERIOUS case of Type 2 diabeetus, and bitches a lot about Obamacare. He will I'm sure enjoy Paul Ryan's solution for him later this year. He works at a car repair shop. And, really he doesn't "work" as much as he hangs out there a lot and shoot this **** with the guys. The older boy in front is a junior in high school and beats up "fags" a lot - and of course, like PistolGB he means that only in the "enormous douchebag" way and not some projection about sexuality at all. The two infants are now being homeschooled because my man don't trust them brainwashers in public school trying to turn his kids into queers. He's on welfare, he's on SNAP, and he complains vociferously about anyone looking for a gubmint handout. AND DAMMIT HE LOVES HIM SOME COPPERFIT KNEE BRACES MAN. THEY HELP HIM WHILE HE'S SHAVING WITH HIS NEW GERMAN MADE TOUGHBLADES!
The group on the right? They are living the good life in retirement. Seeing their grandkids and wearing ****ing jorts every day. The man there is one of those guys that asks his grandkids (even the teens) to pull his finger and laughs crazily every time. Falls asleep in a chair every time the kids are over and snores like a freight train. His wife is that grandma that spends a ton of time at the kitchen table smoking. Also, she always seems sweaty and out of breath.
Great " where are they now " CAPackFan95! Hilarious ! I'm guessing they are all now proudly wearing Aaron Rodgers jerseys they bought at ShopKo instead of the Brett Favre jerseys they bought at the exact same store 20 years ago. Still rockin' the f@ckin' jorts anytime the weather climbs up above 45 degrees and the Neanderthal in the middle holding the kid is still Joe Cool in the same black mid calf socks with black wal-mart sneakers look.
I want to know what they're all yelling.
"We shall overcome?"
No, no, no... they are yelling Dom Capers Sucks. They knew then, bunch of nostradummasses.
Pistol GB posted:Also Google Southpark "The F Word" episode if you have to. I honestly thought they settled it. The Wikipedia entry at the end said otherwise, so I said I wouldn't do it, not that there would ever be reason to anyway.
Wait, you are using the South Park defense? As you know the word fag is short for faggot and has been recognized as a slur for homosexuals since the 1920's or 30's I believe. But no, that's not what you meant. You meant fag like Trey and Matt wrote as humor. Right...
You expect anyone to believe that?
FreeSafety posted:Hungry5 posted:FreeSafety posted:Yikes, the Oline looked bad on that play.
Not the way I see it. Look at Taylor specifically. He blocked through like it was a run, none of them were setting up like it was a throw. That's why I called it text book. The fake was not just great from Rodgers. I think the OL played very well through the fake there.
Oh, I think they all played the run fake very well. Both guards were excellent in fact. I just thought Linsley and Bulaga getting blowed up could have caused trouble for Lang and/or AR.
But it didn't. Terrific play by AR. Fun to watch.
>>>>IMO<<<<
I think Bulaga and Linsley played it just how they wanted to. Watch the play again. The ball is on the 2 1/2 yard line on the right hash mark. The play is designed to roll out to the right, not a lot of room there. If Bulaga or Linsley initally stone their assignments or allow them outside, that might allow them the opportunity to come of their blocks and clog up a already small area. They both roll to the right of their blocks and allow them to come up field taking them away from the area in which the pass is intended and away from where Rodgers is rolling as Lang pulls out to provide protection from the "spy" who was coming after Rodgers everytime he left the pocket or any stunt rusher that may have been coming. It was basically screen pass blocking and it cleaned out any passing lane congestion and it worked beautifully.
Blair Kiel posted:CHEEZE posted:I thought that a lot of the snaps in the shotgun did not make it back to AR like normal. He had to kind of lean way forward to get them. It looked strange to me. You don't want them to hit him in the chest but it seemed like he was not anywhere close to how they were normally.
Seen that....it was consistent. Rodgers had to lean forward just about every time...they floated too.
Same here..I noticed the snap not getting back to Rodgers also..wonder what the deal was with that?
The Louis CK defense works better.
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CHEEZE posted:I thought that a lot of the snaps in the shotgun did not make it back to AR like normal. He had to kind of lean way forward to get them. It looked strange to me. You don't want them to hit him in the chest but it seemed like he was not anywhere close to how they were normally.
Linsley did seem to be floating them back there in the second half. Collins and Irving have been playing really well for the Cowboys and the inside trio held them in check pretty well, IMO.
Adrian Peterson has nothing to do with this thread.
Pistol GB posted:ChilliJon posted:"Sorry. I shouldn't have said fags"
It's not hard. Unless you can't say sorry and you meant it. In that case own it. Just own it. But don't go double down on someone's childhood. That's a sandbox kid bitch out.
I mean ****. We're all adults here right?
Apparently not. I already explained this but someone can't get over it. Go back and re-read the Giants Coffee Talk thread if you have to. This was supposed to be over.
Also Google Southpark "The F Word" episode if you have to. I honestly thought they settled it. The Wikipedia entry at the end said otherwise, so I said I wouldn't do it, not that there would ever be reason to anyway.
I did that, but he wants to keep bringing it up, but I'm supposed to apologize for him wanting to call me out again, and I'm the one being childish? Jesus Christ, I'm not the one who can't get over it and I already apologized!
Pistol, I'm seriously not attacking you or anyone else here but two things for everyone.
1) **** South Park and their part time "common sense" approach to comedy. They are comedy writers with as much awareness as tickles their fancy at the moment. They are self serving idiots.
2) Go to a gay bar on Christmas Eve with a friend who has no family to go back to and listen to those who are trying to celebrate. The group of the dispossessed, some on the verge of tears, as their only family is in that bar.
You'll think twice about the casual use of fag. This comes from a guy that used to say fag a lot for every occasion. No rant, just some insight to use a little empathy.