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  • @mld-woody said:

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    HE LOOKS SO LITTLE! 😮

  • @mld-woody said:

    Robert-Griffin-III.jpg

    HE LOOKS SO LITTLE! 😮

    @poeticg said:

    HE LOOKS SO LITTLE! 😮

    He's as tall as Joe Montana was, and can move better than Super Joe ever could.

  • I'm pretty sure that RGIII is right handed..

    @mark-o said:

    I'm pretty sure that RGIII is right handed..

    Damn, Ghoolie started that misinformed nonsense.

  • @mld-woody said:

    Robert-Griffin-III.jpg

    HE LOOKS SO LITTLE! 😮

    @poeticg said:

    HE LOOKS SO LITTLE! 😮

    That was probably his freshman year since he didn't have a kneebrace on.

    robert-griffin-p1.jpg

    He's at least 220 lbs in this pic and by the combine I expect him to measure @ 6'2.15, 224 lbs officially.

  • @the-gipper said:

    I mean, sure, we could have another Michael Vick...or another Akili Smith.

    Akili Smith really? Smith was arrested for assault and drunken driving while in college and failed to pass SAT.

    It took RG3 three years each to graduate high school and college and has no concerns of character.

    Smith ran a pro style offense with the Ducks while RG3 ran the spread.

    The only comparison they have is the color of their skin.

    @badnewsbrowns said:

    It took RG3 three years each to graduate high school and college and has no concerns of character.

    hmmm....he put up 4 years of stats in only 3 years? he must be really damn good!

  • If we trade our 22nd pick to move up two slots for RGR3, then i'm warning everyone on this Board right now that he'd better be a star from Day 1 with whatever line and whatever WR's are on our roster. If he isn't winning (starting with Week 1), then my assault will make Lumberg's episode here look like a fairy tale.

    i haven't seen a love affair like this since we drafted Wali Rainer (and he was a 4th rounder). i'm getting psyched for this draft.

    @roach said:

    If we trade our 22nd pick to move up two slots for RGR3, then i'm warning everyone on this Board right now that he'd better be a star from Day 1 with whatever line and whatever WR's are on our roster. If he isn't winning (starting with Week 1), then my assault will make Lumberg's episode here look like a fairy tale.

    i haven't seen a love affair like this since we drafted Wali Rainer (and he was a 4th rounder). i'm getting psyched for this draft.

    I agree, but I am kind of to that point no matter who we draft.

    If at any point in the season we fall 2 games under .500, starting players need to be replaced. At any point during the season we drop 3 games under .500, or lose 3 in a row, the coach is fired.

    If you can't win one out of three, you can't coach my team. If you can't keep the team better than 3 games under .500, you have a failed plan that needs to be replaced.

  • @the-gipper said:

    I mean, sure, we could have another Michael Vick...or another Akili Smith.

    Akili Smith really? Smith was arrested for assault and drunken driving while in college and failed to pass SAT.

    It took RG3 three years each to graduate high school and college and has no concerns of character.

    Smith ran a pro style offense with the Ducks while RG3 ran the spread.

    The only comparison they have is the color of their skin.

    @badnewsbrowns said:

    Akili Smith really? Smith was arrested for assault and drunken driving while in college and failed to pass SAT.

    It took RG3 three years each to graduate high school and college and has no concerns of character.

    Smith ran a pro style offense with the Ducks while RG3 ran the spread.

    The only comparison they have is the color of their skin.

    OK, another Ryan Leaf, or Joey Harrington, or Cade McNown, or Brady Quinn.

    All I am saying is that I am more than willing to take this guy...but not at the expense of "wasting" 2 First round picks if he flops.

  • Old people and uncomfortable racism .... ah. The things you miss while away at college

    @mld-woody said:

    Old people and uncomfortable racism .... ah. The things you miss while away at college

    Bullshit. I will guaranfuckingdamntee that you are as many or more racist people your age than there are people my age, not that there is not a share of racists my age.

  • @mld-woody said:

    Old people and uncomfortable racism .... ah. The things you miss while away at college

    Bullshit. I will guaranfuckingdamntee that you are as many or more racist people your age than there are people my age, not that there is not a share of racists my age.

    @the-gipper said:

    Bullshit. I will guaranfuckingdamntee that you are as many or more racist people your age than there are people my age, not that there is not a share of racists my age.

    It's not really about age to be honest. On college campuses, you tend to run into a lot less bigotry and narrow-mindedness. To qualify myself, it's still there, and I'm sure it varies by campus, but one does tend to run into more ignorance when venturing outside of the ivory towers of academia.

  • @the-gipper said:

    Bullshit. I will guaranfuckingdamntee that you are as many or more racist people your age than there are people my age, not that there is not a share of racists my age.

    It's not really about age to be honest. On college campuses, you tend to run into a lot less bigotry and narrow-mindedness. To qualify myself, it's still there, and I'm sure it varies by campus, but one does tend to run into more ignorance when venturing outside of the ivory towers of academia.

    @next-year-perpetually said:

    It's not really about age to be honest. On college campuses, you tend to run into a lot less bigotry and narrow-mindedness. To qualify myself, it's still there, and I'm sure it varies by campus, but one does tend to run into more ignorance when venturing outside of the ivory towers of academia.

    Yea, well, trust me, if you go to Hilltuck South Carolina you are certainly going to see it more than on the campuses of the East or Midwest.

  • Well yeah the region matters.

    Age definitely matters too, maybe just not as much

    (I don't mean full blown racist, there are obviously different levels)

  • Everyone is racist. 😁 ...to some degree...

  • Well yeah the region matters.

    Age definitely matters too, maybe just not as much

    (I don't mean full blown racist, there are obviously different levels)

    @mld-woody said:

    Well yeah the region matters.

    Age definitely matters too, maybe just not as much

    (I don't mean full blown racist, there are obviously different levels)

    Age is NOT the issue, at all. It is cultural upbringing.

    I mean, look at this this way, my upbringing said it was wrong to discriminate on the basis of race, creed, religion, sexual orientation etc.

    ....but that it was perfectly acceptable to discriminate against anyone that goes to Michigan.

    Ya follow?

  • @next-year-perpetually said:

    It's not really about age to be honest. On college campuses, you tend to run into a lot less bigotry and narrow-mindedness. To qualify myself, it's still there, and I'm sure it varies by campus, but one does tend to run into more ignorance when venturing outside of the ivory towers of academia.

    Yea, well, trust me, if you go to Hilltuck South Carolina you are certainly going to see it more than on the campuses of the East or Midwest.

    @the-gipper said:

    Yea, well, trust me, if you go to Hilltuck South Carolina you are certainly going to see it more than on the campuses of the East or Midwest.

    I live in South Carolina, and I've found that the Northern states are more racist than here.

    It makes sense, really. Here, everybody is poor, they can't even afford to be racist. You're more than likely to be surrounded by black or mexican people in your trailer park. You've got to learn to coexist.

    I hate ignorant people, I don't care what skin color you are. If you're an ignorant white asshole, you're getting thrown out. If you're an ignorant black asshole, you're getting thrown out. To me, if the "n" word HAD to be used, it much better describes ignorant shitheads that act like they're "hard", not as a term for black people.

  • @the-gipper said:

    Yea, well, trust me, if you go to Hilltuck South Carolina you are certainly going to see it more than on the campuses of the East or Midwest.

    I live in South Carolina, and I've found that the Northern states are more racist than here.

    It makes sense, really. Here, everybody is poor, they can't even afford to be racist. You're more than likely to be surrounded by black or mexican people in your trailer park. You've got to learn to coexist.

    I hate ignorant people, I don't care what skin color you are. If you're an ignorant white asshole, you're getting thrown out. If you're an ignorant black asshole, you're getting thrown out. To me, if the "n" word HAD to be used, it much better describes ignorant shitheads that act like they're "hard", not as a term for black people.

    @tim-couch-pulls-out said:

    I live in South Carolina, and I've found that the Northern states are more racist than here.

    I actually doubt that, though I guess it is arguable. My father in law lives in SC and from what I see, racism is still a bit more overt down there. If the south had been left to itself it would be even worse. It was the infusion of "white flighters"....white as in snow white...from the north that has helped change the attitudes down there a lot..

    It makes sense, really. Here, everybody is poor, they can't even afford to be racist. You're more than likely to be surrounded by black or mexican people in your trailer park. You've got to learn to coexist.

    I hate ignorant people, I don't care what skin color you are. If you're an ignorant white asshole, you're getting thrown out. If you're an ignorant black asshole, you're getting thrown out. To me, if the "n" word HAD to be used, it much better describes ignorant shitheads that act like they're "hard", not as a term for black people.

  • Yeah, they've (white flighters) done us a ton of good. Just ask florida. Sorry, couldn't hold my tongue on this anymore.

    To be fair, both the kkk and the neo nazis/working man's party (whichever they call themselves these days) are hqed up yall's way (by choice).

    Not denying there aren't assholes here, just stop believing hollywood's and the national news' depictions of us. There are as many interesting people here as assholes, if not more.

  • Yeah, they've (white flighters) done us a ton of good. Just ask florida. Sorry, couldn't hold my tongue on this anymore.

    To be fair, both the kkk and the neo nazis/working man's party (whichever they call themselves these days) are hqed up yall's way (by choice).

    Not denying there aren't assholes here, just stop believing hollywood's and the national news' depictions of us. There are as many interesting people here as assholes, if not more.

    @brownrebel said:

    Yeah, they've (white flighters) done us a ton of good. Just ask florida. Sorry, couldn't hold my tongue on this anymore.

    To be fair, both the kkk and the neo nazis/working man's party (whichever they call themselves these days) are hqed up yall's way (by choice).

    Not denying there aren't assholes here, just stop believing hollywood's and the national news' depictions of us. There are as many interesting people here as assholes, if not more.

    Well, to a certain extent, in my experience, the most "interesting people" ARE the Assholes...or, at least, the traits are not mutually exclusive.

    I mean, are you trying to tell me that this is a stereotype?:

  • Morgan freeman, elvis, or william faulkner aren't assholes.

  • Old people and uncomfortable racism .... ah. The things you miss while away at college

    @mld-woody said:

    Old people and uncomfortable racism .... ah. The things you miss while away at college

    I guess your course of study thus far hasn't taught you much about NOT being judgmental.