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Wow....
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T0INE
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"We'll finish what Katrina started."
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I got one word for this:
CLASSLESS
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That's almost as bad as that sign a fan had in the Bears/Saints NFC Championship Game.
"We'll finish what Katrina started."
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Bet you thought it was funny though when Philly fans glued pills and pill containers to their old T.O. jerseys...Originally Posted by TrillipinoTrapstar
I got one word for this:
CLASSLESS
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lol @ Philly fans having the nerve to say "classless" when they cheered that Michael Irvin was potentially paralyzed
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damn.. harsh!
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^Get over it.
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this guy needs Humanity for Dummies....
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that's very low
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I think its funny
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Creative and hilarious...
And Iggles fans can't say +*%# lol...they was the ones last year chanting 'OD, OD' when TO went thru that whole thing...eye 4 an eye, patna...
And Iggles fans can't say +*%# lol...they was the ones last year chanting 'OD, OD' when TO went thru that whole thing...eye 4 an eye, patna...
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Originally Posted by toine2983
That's almost as bad as that sign a fan had in the Bears/Saints NFC Championship Game.
"We'll finish what Katrina started."
Naw, the Katrina is much, much worst and I don't know how anyone can laugh at that.
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whoa, i was tailgating like 4 rows of cars behind that i think.
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what goes through the minds of fans like these?
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That's uncalled for.
Family matters = out of bounds
Natural disasters = out of bounds
Life-threatening illnesses (e.g., cancer) = out of bounds
Family matters = out of bounds
Natural disasters = out of bounds
Life-threatening illnesses (e.g., cancer) = out of bounds
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Meh - i'd rather see stuff like this taking place than batteries or ice balls being thrown at players... people will yell and say all kinds of stupidstuff, especially with enough time and alcohol mixed together at sporting events. So long as they keep it to talking and not threatening or attempting to harmsomebody physically, it's whatever.. there's jerks in every crowd who will take it too far, but if it's just words, it's just words.
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that's just really low. you can't talk about other people's family matter like that. talk about Andy Reid if you want to talk about it but not hisfamily. No, that's just classless.
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it really isn't a question of one over the other though. whether tasteless or mean spirited, it's ll out of bounds
I don't believe in censorship either, though... most good comedy comes out of places like this, places that most people are afraid to step on or thinkare too touchy to talk about jokingly. It's that fine line that makes things like this funny to many people.
While you may not find it funny - i'm sure a lot of people do. Same goes for all the things that have been mentioned here... i'm sure there's somejokes about other NFL teams that I would find funny that others might find tasteless.. We can't go around trying to create a set of rules for what'sacceptable to poke at and what's not - which is why i said, so long as it's just words, it's just words.
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^ So let me paint a hypothetical picture for you, based on how I've interpreted your argument.
You're an NFL coach.
You're a model NFL coach, seen as an awesome family man. Everyone knows your story of you and your wife, which is that you two have known each other sincejunior high, never had any other boyfriends/girlfriends, and you guys married in college, 13 years ago. You have 3 kids, the youngest of which is 7 months old.
You take a huge hit in the middle of the season after learning that your youngest... isn't yours. She cheated on you, and the child is not yours.
That Sunday, you still go to the game and coach, like you're supposed to, because that's your job and you're a super awesome guy.
The entire game, some guy behind you keeps yelling, "I'm the father, Coach!
" Later, you get mad at a play on the field and you slam your clipboard down. Then you hear that guy again. "What are you slamming down,Coach? The paternity test results?
"
You don't get mad at him? You don't think he's crossed the line? You just think, "Enh... at least he's not physically harming me. It'sjust jokes. Everyone laugh at his funny jokes.
Funny guy. What a funny guy heis"?
You're an NFL coach.
You're a model NFL coach, seen as an awesome family man. Everyone knows your story of you and your wife, which is that you two have known each other sincejunior high, never had any other boyfriends/girlfriends, and you guys married in college, 13 years ago. You have 3 kids, the youngest of which is 7 months old.
You take a huge hit in the middle of the season after learning that your youngest... isn't yours. She cheated on you, and the child is not yours.
That Sunday, you still go to the game and coach, like you're supposed to, because that's your job and you're a super awesome guy.
The entire game, some guy behind you keeps yelling, "I'm the father, Coach!
You don't get mad at him? You don't think he's crossed the line? You just think, "Enh... at least he's not physically harming me. It'sjust jokes. Everyone laugh at his funny jokes.
