I would just be game to borrow the lamp for a little while. If you have it too long i am sure it will whine about wanting a new lamp shade, its...
That is one thing i can completely agree with you on. I am fine with hammering the stupid visitors, but we do get some very intelligent ones...
Whats funny is that he is still a f'ing idiot. a Giant waste of sperm and oxygen.
crap. I am sorry, here it is. http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/2008/football/nfl/10/19/saints.shockey.ap/index.html
nevermind. I found the article.
DId he run his mouth or something after the loss? I missed something.
you don't have to tell me. sometimes this team just astounds me with the stupidity of the playcalling.
this is becoming an embarrassment. I do not understand why we can not rush for 1 fricking yard. Is a Deuce run up the middle that hard to design?
I am guessing this is just the start of the Benson crap again. By this time next year there will be Benson/Superdome/Stadium issues again and...
I have been thinking that too. Not sure why, but i can see him there.
I am partial to SSIA --- Single-Stage Implosion Assembled or SSIA --- Shoe Service Institute of America.
just barely though.
SSIA Special Savings Incentive Account SSIA Subject Says It All SSIA Shoe Service Institute of America SSIA Security Seal Industry Association...
Re: Could we look back on this loss and say that's the day Les Miles star started to yeah the answer is NO WAY.
I am not a naysayer and I am not calling for the coaches' heads, but he does have 1 or two good points in there albeit he said it wrong. But...
http://sports.espn.go.com/nfl/news/story?id=3633432
damn Red. you beat me to it.
Grammatica placed on IR (should have been cut) and Saints sign rookie Taylor Mehlaff....
We had more than 4 possessions in the 2nd half. My point is, as a whole the entire Offensive scheme changed in the 2nd half. It went from a wide...
1. Grammatica needs to be gone by start of business tomorrow. 2. Kevin Kasvaharn or whatever, needs to be fired by the end of the week. 3. Whoever...
