This really all depends on your definition of ad hominem and panda.
If even 10 percent of you binary simpletons were half as smart as I wanted people to think I am on the innerwebs, we'd all be ****ting Tiffany cuff links after breakfast.
Damn. If only you had been paying attention during Spaceballs, you'd know exactly what an ad hominem logical fallacy was without having to turn to the oracle panda.
The worst part about pseudo-intellectualism is all the morons that you have to try to convince of your geenyous.
quote:we'd all be ****ting Tiffany
Why not **** Tiffany and Debbie Gibson at the same time?
I have no idea what Tiffany and Debbie Gibson have to do with this thread. Back on topic.
It's widely accepted that Pandas are the conspiracy theorists of the Pacific rim. It's why keyboards aren't made out of bamboo. Think about it.
Paranoids And Nitwits Demand Answers....
Originally Posted by ChilliJon:
It's widely accepted that Pandas are the conspiracy theorists of the Pacific rim. It's why keyboards aren't made out of bamboo. Think about it.
Its also why the keys are black & white, just like a Panda.
Wait, you hooked your piano up to the internet?
quote:I have no idea what Tiffany and Debbie Gibson have to do with this thread.
Megapython and Gatoroid would both beat the crap out of any panda.
Packers currently in the 5 hole as favorites to win the SB. Broncos and Pats ahead of them because, well, someone from the AFC has to play in the game.
Seattle and Denver are 13/2. SF is 7/1. Pats 9/1. Green Bay creeping up at 11/1. They were 14/1 when the season ended.
It would be awesome if, during training camp, the team found a stray panda and took it in as a pet. There could be a panda bobblehead day when they play the bears.
The Bears still suck.
Mike McCarthy is still fat
Jolly cleared by his doctor but would the Packers medical staff clear him? If so, I think he could help the D-line rotation. Not sure how his injury compares to that of Collins, Finley and Franklin?
That hinges a lot on whether the staff thinks he can be durable/dependable this coming year. He clearly hit the wall around 2/3 through the season and isn't any younger this year. He was flashing some though and if he has taken his offseason regimen seriously, maybe he could be back in better shape?
Glad he's been cleared, and I hope he can come back and contribute. What about Ryan Pickett? Didn't he also have a neck injury issue? Any word on his chance of returning? I know he's getting long in the tooth, but he's been Mr. Dependable for a long time.
From the snippets I've seen and heard this offseason, it sounds like they may be remaking the DL to feature leaner quicker guys rather than "big body" types. Raji may be filling their quota in that dept.
Johnny got by mostly on instinct and desire before his injury last season. He really needed a full offseason with loads of conditioning and weight room work. Tough to see how he is able to do that coming back from a ruptured disk. Love his attitude, seems that only Mike Daniels of the returning vets has that spark. Would love to see JJ give it one more go, can tell MM and teammates respect the fire he brings to the field.
MM is saying all the right things, but the impression I get is they've moved on from both Pickett and Jolly.
McCarthy is trying not to burn any bridges with Pickett or Jolly. I think the Packers would only bring back either player if the D-line gets hit hard with injuries, similar to how Tauscher was brought back mid-season a few years back.
I think they would bring back Jolly to compete in camp again IF he passes the medical exam. I know they seem to want to get younger/stronger/fast, but I think they know a savvy vet like Jolly can help the younger guys and turn in some quality performances. Pickett is kind of in that Howard Green-type situation, if someone needs a wide body during the season he will get called.
@BrianCarriveau: The Packers waited to clear safety Sean Richardson, who underwent the same surgery as Jolly, 12 months after his injury. Jolly's at 7 months.
Given that bit of news, I'd guess a decision on Jolly wouldn't come until TC at the earliest.
I'd also hope he would use the time to build his strength and conditioning.
I don't believe Jolly wore down at the end of last season. The injury is what affected his play. As for Jolly's future I will trust in Ted.
Originally Posted by cuqui:
@BrianCarriveau: The Packers waited to clear safety Sean Richardson, who underwent the same surgery as Jolly, 12 months after his injury. Jolly's at 7 months.
Perfect. He'll be ready in December & nice & fresh
Not awful. Seattle is my #1 until proven otherwise (hopefully one month from tonight),I'd move Green Bay ahead of Philly and maybe Cincinnati ahead of Indy (until Indy's defense shows some life) but it could be worse. Carolina's a total crap shoot. Right now there are probably 18-20 teams that could make some noise this season.
NE at 4 invalidates this pole.
Author asks how anyone is going to defend the Bears offense.
Shows picture of Cutler.
Writes itself.
I do not want any of the so called "experts" picking the Packers. I want this signature win over Seattle to stand on its own merit.
Philly and Chicago the popular picks to take the next step this year. Let them drink the kool-aid
SEA/GB/NO are the top 3 teams in the NFC IMO
I don't care how good the Bears are.... as long as the Packers are better.