Memnoch_TP

First off, the laws of gravity can't really be defied. The laws of motion would have been much more relevant in that context. An object in motion stays in motion, etc. etc.

Second, going out of bounds shouldn't have been "out of his control". That was my issue. He had more than enough room to correct his angle and get into the endzone.

Finally, I didn't say I was a better football player than anyone one the team. I didn't insinuate it. The fact that you have to use that for an argument shows how lacking your defense is. You haven't rebutted any of my points, you just say "WAS NOT" and "YOU CAN'T DO BETTER" and other nonsense arguments that a 5th grader is too sophisticated to use.

You don't have to be a better football player than the pros to comment on their performance. Otherwise this board wouldn't exist.


My argument = "Here are the facts and this is my opinion on them"

Your argument = "Sean Payton should be fired as the Head Coach of the Saints because he wasn't/isn't as good a player as Drew Brees, so he should have no comment on how Drew plays football."

Sokay, I'm not upset. You keep calling me out as a way of avoiding the substance of my argument, and your point that since I'm not a pro football player I can't comment on football is so stupid there is NO chance that I will actually take it to heart and change my behavior when it comes to expressing my opinion on the Saints, be it positive or negative. Did you expect it to make me cry and repent my sins to Breesus? LOL, not likely.


And Danno, you don't have room to talk. I could get you to jump into this catfight in a heartbeat with one well worded sentence about Morestead.

"Human beings, who are almost unique in having the ability to learn from the experience of others, are also remarkable for their apparent disinclination to do so." -- Douglas Adams.