:cry: And some things never change!!! :roll:

You know you miss this. :bang:

Or course he misses it. I knew that the moment I saw him lurking in the login list. How could anyone not miss this supra-informative discussion?

Good to see ya JoeSam. How's the old body holding up? Unfortunately this football season has taken its unhealthy toll on mine.

False.

And even with Jake's scaled back role, he is more productive than your boy. So, that doesn't exactly work for your silly little argument either.

Culpepper is the only guy who sucked anywhere near as bad as AB this year.

Aaron Brooks is a stinky person. His QB play smells like my taint after a 4 hour horseback ride and a trip to the steam room. His psyche is fragile, his reads are weak, he is unaccountable, he has the leadership abilities of a girl scout, and despite being very tall and having big feet, he has a tiny little pee-pee.

Dad lets me drive in the driveway, but only on Wednesdays.


Are you saying that you don't believe I have done a series of tests to prove that ABs play smells like my taint after a horseback ride? Some people just can't handle empirical data.
:poke:

Just for fun:

Al Groh on Vinny Testaverde: "He did a very good job. He gives this team heart. He is a competitor and it rubs off on the other players. The team takes on the personality of the quarterback."

Jake Plummer's college coach:

"I've heard a number of other coaches talking about the
team taking on the personality of the quarterback," Snyder said. "In
our case Jake Plummer's personality has taken over the team."

On the Cowboy's QB situation last year:

It's always important that the quarterback position be settled. The offense tends to be more cohesive when the players know who's going to be in charge in the huddle, and the personality of the quarterback shapes the way the offense runs.


On Joey Harrington:

The offense's strategy and execution should assume the personality of the quarterback, but the Lions have difficulty finding their stride because their leader hasn't found his offensive voice.

(This last one sounds very familiar.)

Crazy talk....right?

You want some more? Let me know, sweetheart. Come get some.

But I'm only 31, so you couldn't possibly compare those first seven teams to the distinct aroma of my sweaty taint. Seriously, this is science, not just some drunk guy at a bar you're talking to :bounce:

I'm doing fine, thanks for asking. This year has taken it's toll on all of us i'm sure. Maybe one day I will be blessed to see a good Saints team, one worthy of calling itself a professional football team, before I die. :roll:

p.s. And NO, I don't miss it! :lol: The beach takes up too much of my time, and beer drinking of course!

Glad to hear your still kicking man.

Hold on for a few more years JoeSam. We'll finally see a winning Saints team shortly after they either a) move to Los Angeles or b) get sold and replace the front office or c) both. With all the things currently going on, it wouldn't exactly be a shocker to see any of these possiblities happen relatively soon.

So... sitting on the beach? Drinking beer? Watching bikinis bounce to volleyball? For real? You'd prefer doing that over babysitting on this board? Phreak.

Have one for me.