AsylumGuido

He's been team captain on every team he has been on every year. Just a little FYI.

TheOak

I don't underestimate the value of knowing more about the person I am talking to than I know about the subject matter. I find the personal understanding key to furthering conversations.

Example: I have friends that are died in wool Republicans as well as Democrats and come from generations of the same. I handle political discussions very differently with someone that is clinging to an idea rather than an ideal, I find chipping away at ideals to be counter productive and generally leads to an argument about something other than an isolated topic.

I have non-white friends that I can have very deep and raw racial discussions with because they know that I do not see race and have no agenda to push other than peace.

I know that some of our members played defensive secondary or were receivers and I give more credibility to their opinions than someone that has spent their whole life looking at stats. I know that recovering alcoholics generally have addictive personalities and will stick to something longer than most would, I have learned to walk away at a certain point so that I do not feed their needs.

I know SaintsFan's grandmother used to teach guitar and hounded him about wrist position on the fret hand. Now every time that I am playing I look down, and though I have never met his wonderful grandmother, she effects my play style.

Even if someone shows no interest, there are advantages to sharing for understanding. After all, most of us have been talking to each other for years now.

Budsdrinker

Nope. Wasn't a team captain for the Saints until the suspension year 2012
which was his 4th year in the league and then he was co-captain with Harper.

AsylumGuido

This is true. I meant every year for every team since he was first voted captain.

Flipx99

I liked MJ when he was here before, even during his on field struggles and adjustments. There will always be that play against Dallas when he snatched the ball away.

A have a friend who grew up in Philadelphia and he warned me that Jenkins would be more trouble than he is worth. Fast forward a couple of months and his prediction was spot on.