Monkeys - An oft misapplied Shakespeare quote
***O*** - truth
***O*** - truth
Clinton Esquire
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Originally posted by phthalatemagic
Monkeys - An oft misapplied Shakespeare quote
***O*** - truth
Hrm, how would we handle this at Ants?
Monkeys - An oft misapplied Shakespeare quote
***O*** - truth
Hrm, how would we handle this at Ants?
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OFG 234, Monmouth -3
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I think it'll be a great game. If Howard Cosell was reincarnated as a dot, he'd be wanting to watch this game.
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I think it'll be a great game. If Howard Cosell was reincarnated as a dot, he'd be wanting to watch this game.
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Originally posted by joemiken
OFG 234, Monmouth -3
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I think it'll be a great game. If Howard Cosell was reincarnated as a dot, he'd be wanting to watch this game.
I also thought Howard had a lot of dot like tendencies
OFG 234, Monmouth -3
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I think it'll be a great game. If Howard Cosell was reincarnated as a dot, he'd be wanting to watch this game.
I also thought Howard had a lot of dot like tendencies
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Originally posted by Clinton Esquire
Originally posted by phthalatemagic
Monkeys - An oft misapplied Shakespeare quote
***O*** - truth
Hrm, how would we handle this at Ants?
By ignoring him or hijacking the thread?
Originally posted by phthalatemagic
Monkeys - An oft misapplied Shakespeare quote
***O*** - truth
Hrm, how would we handle this at Ants?
By ignoring him or hijacking the thread?
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Originally posted by coachviking
*Raises Beer (ice cold yuengling)*
I heard CV was one of those biker dudes in the yuengling light commercials?
*Raises Beer (ice cold yuengling)*
I heard CV was one of those biker dudes in the yuengling light commercials?
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I am giving the edge to the Monkeys for three reasons:
1. They have been here a lot of times. At this level, it usually comes down to the RNG. The dots on both sides are good, the gameplanning on both sides is good. One team will have a play call set to 30% or something and happen to get that play called when they need it most. Or one team will get a key missed tackle, fake, INT, PD or some other such roll to help them win. The Monkeys have been on the wrong side of these rolls too many times in the final.
2. ***O*** won the first matchup. I have seen it throughout GLB. Often in the second matchup of even teams, the other team wins. If you are the team that won, do you stick with what worked or try something new and unknown? If you stick you will likely get stuffed when they change gears to stop what was working for you. If you switch, who knows. Lose/Lose situation. As the loser of the first matchup, you have less to risk by changing gears and going for it.
3. They are a damn good dotball team.
1. They have been here a lot of times. At this level, it usually comes down to the RNG. The dots on both sides are good, the gameplanning on both sides is good. One team will have a play call set to 30% or something and happen to get that play called when they need it most. Or one team will get a key missed tackle, fake, INT, PD or some other such roll to help them win. The Monkeys have been on the wrong side of these rolls too many times in the final.
2. ***O*** won the first matchup. I have seen it throughout GLB. Often in the second matchup of even teams, the other team wins. If you are the team that won, do you stick with what worked or try something new and unknown? If you stick you will likely get stuffed when they change gears to stop what was working for you. If you switch, who knows. Lose/Lose situation. As the loser of the first matchup, you have less to risk by changing gears and going for it.
3. They are a damn good dotball team.
Edited by The Duff Man on Jun 3, 2009 10:28:43
Edited by The Duff Man on Jun 3, 2009 10:24:03
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Originally posted by The Duff Man
I am giving the edge to the Monkeys for three reasons:
1. They have been here a lot of times. At this level, it usually comes down to the RNG. The dots on both sides are good, the gameplanning on both sides is good. One team will have a play call set to 30% or something and happen to get that play called when they need it most. Or one team will get a key missed tackle, fake, INT, PD or some other such roll to help them win. The Monkeys have been on the wrong side of these rolls too many times in the final.
2. ***O*** won the first matchup. I have seen it throughout GLB. Often in the second matchup of even teams, the other team wins. If you are the team that won, do you stick with what worked or try something new and unknown? If you stick you will likely get stuffed when they change gears to stop what was working for you. If you switch, who knows. Lose/Lose situation. As the loser of the first matchup, you have less to risk by changing gears and going for it.
3. They are a damn good dotball team.
Your reverse jinx voodoo won't work on MEM sir. Besides, I already tried it in my FBG thread. Be more original! IN YO' FACE!
I am giving the edge to the Monkeys for three reasons:
1. They have been here a lot of times. At this level, it usually comes down to the RNG. The dots on both sides are good, the gameplanning on both sides is good. One team will have a play call set to 30% or something and happen to get that play called when they need it most. Or one team will get a key missed tackle, fake, INT, PD or some other such roll to help them win. The Monkeys have been on the wrong side of these rolls too many times in the final.
2. ***O*** won the first matchup. I have seen it throughout GLB. Often in the second matchup of even teams, the other team wins. If you are the team that won, do you stick with what worked or try something new and unknown? If you stick you will likely get stuffed when they change gears to stop what was working for you. If you switch, who knows. Lose/Lose situation. As the loser of the first matchup, you have less to risk by changing gears and going for it.
3. They are a damn good dotball team.
Your reverse jinx voodoo won't work on MEM sir. Besides, I already tried it in my FBG thread. Be more original! IN YO' FACE!
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Originally posted by JoSCh
Originally posted by The Duff Man
I am giving the edge to the Monkeys for three reasons:
1. They have been here a lot of times. At this level, it usually comes down to the RNG. The dots on both sides are good, the gameplanning on both sides is good. One team will have a play call set to 30% or something and happen to get that play called when they need it most. Or one team will get a key missed tackle, fake, INT, PD or some other such roll to help them win. The Monkeys have been on the wrong side of these rolls too many times in the final.
2. ***O*** won the first matchup. I have seen it throughout GLB. Often in the second matchup of even teams, the other team wins. If you are the team that won, do you stick with what worked or try something new and unknown? If you stick you will likely get stuffed when they change gears to stop what was working for you. If you switch, who knows. Lose/Lose situation. As the loser of the first matchup, you have less to risk by changing gears and going for it.
3. They are a damn good dotball team.
Your reverse jinx voodoo won't work on MEM sir. Besides, I already tried it in my FBG thread. Be more original! IN YO' FACE!
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Originally posted by The Duff Man
I am giving the edge to the Monkeys for three reasons:
1. They have been here a lot of times. At this level, it usually comes down to the RNG. The dots on both sides are good, the gameplanning on both sides is good. One team will have a play call set to 30% or something and happen to get that play called when they need it most. Or one team will get a key missed tackle, fake, INT, PD or some other such roll to help them win. The Monkeys have been on the wrong side of these rolls too many times in the final.
2. ***O*** won the first matchup. I have seen it throughout GLB. Often in the second matchup of even teams, the other team wins. If you are the team that won, do you stick with what worked or try something new and unknown? If you stick you will likely get stuffed when they change gears to stop what was working for you. If you switch, who knows. Lose/Lose situation. As the loser of the first matchup, you have less to risk by changing gears and going for it.
3. They are a damn good dotball team.
Your reverse jinx voodoo won't work on MEM sir. Besides, I already tried it in my FBG thread. Be more original! IN YO' FACE!
Shit
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Originally posted by The Duff Man
Originally posted by JoSCh
Originally posted by The Duff Man
I am giving the edge to the Monkeys for three reasons:
1. They have been here a lot of times. At this level, it usually comes down to the RNG. The dots on both sides are good, the gameplanning on both sides is good. One team will have a play call set to 30% or something and happen to get that play called when they need it most. Or one team will get a key missed tackle, fake, INT, PD or some other such roll to help them win. The Monkeys have been on the wrong side of these rolls too many times in the final.
2. ***O*** won the first matchup. I have seen it throughout GLB. Often in the second matchup of even teams, the other team wins. If you are the team that won, do you stick with what worked or try something new and unknown? If you stick you will likely get stuffed when they change gears to stop what was working for you. If you switch, who knows. Lose/Lose situation. As the loser of the first matchup, you have less to risk by changing gears and going for it.
3. They are a damn good dotball team.
Your reverse jinx voodoo won't work on MEM sir. Besides, I already tried it in my FBG thread. Be more original! IN YO' FACE!
Shit
nice response!
Originally posted by JoSCh
Originally posted by The Duff Man
I am giving the edge to the Monkeys for three reasons:
1. They have been here a lot of times. At this level, it usually comes down to the RNG. The dots on both sides are good, the gameplanning on both sides is good. One team will have a play call set to 30% or something and happen to get that play called when they need it most. Or one team will get a key missed tackle, fake, INT, PD or some other such roll to help them win. The Monkeys have been on the wrong side of these rolls too many times in the final.
2. ***O*** won the first matchup. I have seen it throughout GLB. Often in the second matchup of even teams, the other team wins. If you are the team that won, do you stick with what worked or try something new and unknown? If you stick you will likely get stuffed when they change gears to stop what was working for you. If you switch, who knows. Lose/Lose situation. As the loser of the first matchup, you have less to risk by changing gears and going for it.
3. They are a damn good dotball team.
Your reverse jinx voodoo won't work on MEM sir. Besides, I already tried it in my FBG thread. Be more original! IN YO' FACE!
Shit
nice response!
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