Named'em Tamed'em
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I know it's not over yet, but GO SEAHAWKS!!
GO SEAHAWKS!!
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Kathie in Thorp
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Yep -- SeaHawks kicked a little butt today!
Kathie in Thorp
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Didn't watch the game, and don't care a flip about pro-ball. But I know my FB and email will be talking about it aaall niiiiight looooong. ;)Alan":29ob53ae said:
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Named'em Tamed'em
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Seahawks have some serious defense !!
GO HAWKS
GO HAWKS
I would like to see how good their defense would have been before all the rule changes to benefit the offense. They are bad to the bone. Maybe a top 5 all time when you consider the rule changes.Named'em Tamed'em":1me5lva2 said:
greybeard
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Now, Seattle has banned ticket sales to anyone with a California address. Bunch of prima donnas are afraid of having to hear the crowd noise when they have the ball. I hope the league fines the crap out of them.
What a bunch of wusses.
http://www.sfgate.com/sports/article/Se ... 136665.php
What a bunch of wusses.
Caustic Burno
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greybeard":ved6eswl said:
I have been rooting against the sea going buzzards from jump.
Maybe next weekend will be the last until next year.
J&D Cattle
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Alan":13a7wlg0 said:
I agree Alan, I was shocked when he threw the ball and clearly it was forward. Bone head move. Saints didn't look very sharp but hung around. 49r's will come in ready to play. Seahawks D will tell the tale next week.
Dave
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greybeard":1b095asa said:
The Bronco's are limiting ticket sales to opposing fans too. So it must be something teams do and the NFL must know about it. The real story is that we up here in Washington have been trying to restrict sales of anything to anyone from California for years. Especially homes or real estate.
Dave
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It looks like if you live in Montana you can buy tickets to either Broncos or the Seahawks game. That is the only state that you can buy tickets to both games.
john250
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Dave":3h2h6wu6 said:
If every human over 15 in Montana buys a ticket to either game, they still won't sell out either game. Now, if every cow in Montana bought a ticket, we might have standing room only on sale.
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J&D Cattle":ykir4138 said:
The Saints were not superbowl contenders this year, they never were all year. They did better than expected and I never thought they would win a playoff game. The weather in the game Saturday was certainly not favorable for them but the Seahawks had a time with them. I had a guy who was not able to watch the game ask me today what happened because he looked at the game statistics and said it looked like the Saints should have won.
The Seahawks may beat the 49ers because they got them at home but I don't think their strong defense will win them a superbowl with that weak offence.
Caustic Burno
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john250":vrbr9ky0 said:
Are you saying that not neither of these stadiums receives one dollar in public funds?
No bonds were floated to build them?
If they have ever received one public dollar looks like they are opening themselves up to a lawsuit.
This like saying you can't drive on Oklahoma roads unless you live in Oklahoma.
highgrit
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I am pulling for the Seahawks. I sure don't want to pull for a team that thinks being queer is alright. One of their players had to apologize for calling someone a fag on face book awhile back. Being queer isn't alright.
Are you saying that not neither of these stadiums receives one dollar in public funds?
No bonds were floated to build them?
If they have ever received one public dollar looks like they are opening themselves up to a lawsuit.
This like saying you can't drive on Oklahoma roads unless you live in Oklahoma.[/quote]
Yessireebob there was plenty of public funds spent on building the new stadium in DENVER and not one dam red cent of it came from outside Colorado.
Don't confuse public funds with Federal funds. What's the chances that any New England taxpayers money was spent building Invesco Field. It was built with our money and the naming rights were bought by a corporation.
Come on CB can't you find something sillier to bych about.
No bonds were floated to build them?
If they have ever received one public dollar looks like they are opening themselves up to a lawsuit.
This like saying you can't drive on Oklahoma roads unless you live in Oklahoma.[/quote]
Yessireebob there was plenty of public funds spent on building the new stadium in DENVER and not one dam red cent of it came from outside Colorado.
Don't confuse public funds with Federal funds. What's the chances that any New England taxpayers money was spent building Invesco Field. It was built with our money and the naming rights were bought by a corporation.
Come on CB can't you find something sillier to bych about.
Caustic Burno
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3waycross":3bd3t2wk said:
Yessireebob there was plenty of public funds spent on building the new stadium in DENVER and not one dam red cent of it came from outside Colorado.
Don't confuse public funds with Federal funds. What's the chances that any New England taxpayers money was spent building Invesco Field. It was built with our money and the naming rights were bought by a corporation.
Come on CB can't you find something sillier to bych about.[/quote]
I don't think it is silly at all if any of the funds came from outside the state.
I see it as illegal.
You know for a fact not one cent was raised from outside Colorado?
I know of lots of people that invest in municipal bonds all over the country I know I do.
If it was off tax revenue you are saying that no one out side of Co. paid any of the taxes.
I have several friends that own property in Co, and live in Texas I know they have to pay taxes.
Is it a public or private stadium?
This should be like any other football game first come first served.
Looks to be a public stadium to me.
July 22 - The Denver Broncos' stadium project took advantage of strong demand to sell $140 million in bonds at lower-than-expected yields.
The bonds sold out in 40 minutes Wednesday morning, said Mike Imhoff of the Denver-based investment banking firm Hanifen, Imhoff Inc.
"It was very well-received by investors, both institutional and retail,'' Imhoff said.
Come on CB can't you find something sillier to bych about.[/b][/quote]
I don't think it is silly at all if any of the funds came from outside the state.
I see it as illegal.
You know for a fact not one cent was raised from outside Colorado?
I know of lots of people that invest in municipal bonds all over the country I know I do.
If it was off tax revenue you are saying that no one out side of Co. paid any of the taxes.
I have several friends that own property in Co, and live in Texas I know they have to pay taxes.
Is it a public or private stadium?
This should be like any other football game first come first served.
Looks to be a public stadium to me.
July 22 - The Denver Broncos' stadium project took advantage of strong demand to sell $140 million in bonds at lower-than-expected yields.
The bonds sold out in 40 minutes Wednesday morning, said Mike Imhoff of the Denver-based investment banking firm Hanifen, Imhoff Inc.
"It was very well-received by investors, both institutional and retail,'' Imhoff said.[/quote]
Buying municipal bonds does not make you an owner. You just made my case. The only tax money you mention was tax on COLORADO REAL ESTATE.
i'M GONNA TELL YA REAL SERIOUSLY THAT THE ONLY DAM THING I EVER HAD AGAINST TEXANS WAS THINKING THAT BECAUSE YOU SPEND A DIME HERE OR BUY A PIECE OF LAND HERE YOU THINK YOU OWN US AND CAN COME UP HERE AND ACT LIKE YOUR ASS IS MADE OF GOLD. THE TEAM IS THE FREAKIN DENVER BRONCOS. WHEN A TEXAS TEAM MAKES THE PLAYOFFS YA'LL CAN DO WHAT YOU WANT. NOW ABOUT YOU MIND YER OWN BUSINESS AND LEAVE THE BRONCOS UP TO US.
I don't think it is silly at all if any of the funds came from outside the state.
I see it as illegal.
You know for a fact not one cent was raised from outside Colorado?
I know of lots of people that invest in municipal bonds all over the country I know I do.
If it was off tax revenue you are saying that no one out side of Co. paid any of the taxes.
I have several friends that own property in Co, and live in Texas I know they have to pay taxes.
Is it a public or private stadium?
This should be like any other football game first come first served.
Looks to be a public stadium to me.
July 22 - The Denver Broncos' stadium project took advantage of strong demand to sell $140 million in bonds at lower-than-expected yields.
The bonds sold out in 40 minutes Wednesday morning, said Mike Imhoff of the Denver-based investment banking firm Hanifen, Imhoff Inc.
"It was very well-received by investors, both institutional and retail,'' Imhoff said.[/quote]
Buying municipal bonds does not make you an owner. You just made my case. The only tax money you mention was tax on COLORADO REAL ESTATE.
i'M GONNA TELL YA REAL SERIOUSLY THAT THE ONLY DAM THING I EVER HAD AGAINST TEXANS WAS THINKING THAT BECAUSE YOU SPEND A DIME HERE OR BUY A PIECE OF LAND HERE YOU THINK YOU OWN US AND CAN COME UP HERE AND ACT LIKE YOUR ASS IS MADE OF GOLD. THE TEAM IS THE FREAKIN DENVER BRONCOS. WHEN A TEXAS TEAM MAKES THE PLAYOFFS YA'LL CAN DO WHAT YOU WANT. NOW ABOUT YOU MIND YER OWN BUSINESS AND LEAVE THE BRONCOS UP TO US.
