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  • Literally laughing my ass off at the ladies who are all wet because the Raiders are moving to Vegas.

    Was Oakland too hardcore for you?

    Not man enough to hang by your childhood team come hell or high water?

    I don't know how to say this other than ... You're just on the wrong football board.

    Ghoolie is the biggest pussy on earth.

    Period.

    Zombo

  • Did I miss a banning?

    @vikingdawg said:

    The morbidly obese trailer park dwelling welfare loving Ravens fan isn't moving any fucking place. Guarantee this fat blowhard fuck never leaves the board, either.

    You seem to know a lot for a guy with 14 posts...

    @tour2ma said:

    Did I miss a banning?

    You seem to know a lot for a guy with 14 posts...

    Apparently you missed the last 20 years of Ghoolie the fatass Raven faggot getting banned from every Browns forum in existence during that time except this one because he is a dumbass Ravens troll. Glad I could help you get caught up.

  • @ghoolie said:

    Temporary patterns, Already on the rise.

    If you're talking about the average global temperature, you're 100% correct. If the Ross ice shelf in Antarctica collapses, cities like New York and Tampa are in big trouble. So yeah, Vegas is up high enough that won't affect you. Speaking of high temperatures, Vegas has tied it's record of 117 twice since 2005. Let's go for 120!! Um, get an A/C failure on a day like that, people are gonna die. So much for "great climate".

    @hoorta said:

    If you're talking about the average global temperature, you're 100% correct. If the Ross ice shelf in Antarctica collapses, cities like New York and Tampa are in big trouble. So yeah, Vegas is up high enough that won't affect you. Speaking of high temperatures, Vegas has tied it's record of 117 twice since 2005. Let's go for 120!! Um, get an A/C failure on a day like that, people are gonna die. So much for "great climate".

    Wonderful climate ......if you're a snake or a lizard.

    No wonder why no one seriously settled the deep south or west until the invention of good HVAC or water pipelines.

  • @tour2ma said:

    Did I miss a banning?

    You seem to know a lot for a guy with 14 posts...

    Apparently you missed the last 20 years of Ghoolie the fatass Raven faggot getting banned from every Browns forum in existence during that time except this one because he is a dumbass Ravens troll. Glad I could help you get caught up.

    @vikingdawg said:

    Apparently you missed the last 20 years of Ghoolie the fatass Raven faggot getting banned from every Browns forum in existence during that time except this one because he is a dumbass Ravens troll. Glad I could help you get caught up.

    lmao...

  • @hoorta said:

    If you're talking about the average global temperature, you're 100% correct. If the Ross ice shelf in Antarctica collapses, cities like New York and Tampa are in big trouble. So yeah, Vegas is up high enough that won't affect you. Speaking of high temperatures, Vegas has tied it's record of 117 twice since 2005. Let's go for 120!! Um, get an A/C failure on a day like that, people are gonna die. So much for "great climate".

    Wonderful climate ......if you're a snake or a lizard.

    No wonder why no one seriously settled the deep south or west until the invention of good HVAC or water pipelines.

    @mjp28 said:

    Wonderful climate ......if you're a snake or a lizard.

    No wonder why no one seriously settled the deep south or west until the invention of good HVAC or water pipelines.

    Scorpions.... you forgot scorpions. My neighbor lived in Vegas for many years, moved back to Ohio. On my return from there back one May I commented about springtime in the desert "you can almost imagine some green in all that brown."

    As I told Ghoolie all those desert towns are an artificial oasis- based on a very limited supply of water. It was little wonder when I was there right after 9\11 they had National Guard armed with automatic weapons keeping an eye on anyone who wanted to cross the Hoover Dam. (They've since diverted the road at great expense.) Instead of symbolically taking down the World Trade Center buildings Al-Qaeda could have done way more & lasting damage taking out that dam.

  • Yeah... but it's a dry heat...

    You want hot? Try Houston in August... 100 deg F plus 90% humidity...

  • @mjp28 said:

    Wonderful climate ......if you're a snake or a lizard.

    No wonder why no one seriously settled the deep south or west until the invention of good HVAC or water pipelines.

    Scorpions.... you forgot scorpions. My neighbor lived in Vegas for many years, moved back to Ohio. On my return from there back one May I commented about springtime in the desert "you can almost imagine some green in all that brown."

    As I told Ghoolie all those desert towns are an artificial oasis- based on a very limited supply of water. It was little wonder when I was there right after 9\11 they had National Guard armed with automatic weapons keeping an eye on anyone who wanted to cross the Hoover Dam. (They've since diverted the road at great expense.) Instead of symbolically taking down the World Trade Center buildings Al-Qaeda could have done way more & lasting damage taking out that dam.

    @hoorta said:

    Scorpions.... you forgot scorpions. My neighbor lived in Vegas for many years, moved back to Ohio. On my return from there back one May I commented about springtime in the desert "you can almost imagine some green in all that brown."

    As I told Ghoolie all those desert towns are an artificial oasis- based on a very limited supply of water. It was little wonder when I was there right after 9\11 they had National Guard armed with automatic weapons keeping an eye on anyone who wanted to cross the Hoover Dam. (They've since diverted the road at great expense.) Instead of symbolically taking down the World Trade Center buildings Al-Qaeda could have done way more & lasting damage taking out that dam.

    If they had run into the Hoover Dam with planes however, only the planes would have been obliterated. I don't think the dam would have been that badly scathed.

  • Yeah... but it's a dry heat...

    You want hot? Try Houston in August... 100 deg F plus 90% humidity...

    @tour2ma said:

    Yeah... but it's a dry heat...

    You want hot? Try Houston in August... 100 deg F plus 90% humidity...

    Been there! They offered me a job in the Baytown steel plant....no thanks.

    So the difference between Lost Wages, NV and Houston is one is self basting 😆

  • Well having been born on the swamp that was reclaimed as Beaumont (there are no beautiful mountains anywhere near it), Houston has nothing on that place. It's really SW La.-even has a damn cajun name.

  • @tour2ma said:

    Yeah... but it's a dry heat...

    You want hot? Try Houston in August... 100 deg F plus 90% humidity...

    Been there! They offered me a job in the Baytown steel plant....no thanks.

    So the difference between Lost Wages, NV and Houston is one is self basting 😆

    @mjp28 said:

    So the difference between Lost Wages, NV and Houston is one is self basting 😆

    lol.. you nailed it...

    @texasag1969 said:

    Well having been born on the swamp that was reclaimed as Beaumont (there are no beautiful mountains anywhere near it), Houston has nothing on that place. It's really SW La.-even has a damn cajun name.

    Ever do the Barbequed crab thing at Sartens down by the ferry landing... I miss that place... great frog legs, too.

  • @mjp28 said:

    So the difference between Lost Wages, NV and Houston is one is self basting 😆

    lol.. you nailed it...

    @texasag1969 said:

    Well having been born on the swamp that was reclaimed as Beaumont (there are no beautiful mountains anywhere near it), Houston has nothing on that place. It's really SW La.-even has a damn cajun name.

    Ever do the Barbequed crab thing at Sartens down by the ferry landing... I miss that place... great frog legs, too.

    @tour2ma said:

    Ever do the Barbequed crab thing at Sartens down by the ferry landing... I miss that place... great frog legs, too.

    I put Beaumont in the rear view mirror in 1959. Been back maybe 5 times since, last time being maybe 30+ years ago. Gumbo's in Georgetown is about as close as I get to creole/cajun these days.

    If Mexico has a Margaritaville, then Beaumont surely qualifies as Mosquitoville in the US.

  • @ghoolie said:

    Oakland? Look who's talking. What, don't you like Baltimore?

    The Vegas Raiders are not the Oakland Raiders.

    Best Climate in the USA......................... funny, nobody retires up North. Florida? LMAO. Zomblow dates a lot of hot women in Naples. He takes them home and pulls on their tits until the wrinkles come out.

    A lot of people retire up north, simply by staying home. As I have gotten older the cold, ice, snow can sort of get to me. My biggest worry is falling on ice. So I understand why people go south.

    If it were not for the fact that my kids are here I would retire to southern Ireland. (FYI, they have palm trees there)

    As for Zombo pulling on old ladies tits....yep, I can believe that.

  • @ghoolie said:

    Oakland? Look who's talking. What, don't you like Baltimore?

    The Vegas Raiders are not the Oakland Raiders.

    Best Climate in the USA......................... funny, nobody retires up North. Florida? LMAO. Zomblow dates a lot of hot women in Naples. He takes them home and pulls on their tits until the wrinkles come out.

    A lot of people retire up north, simply by staying home. As I have gotten older the cold, ice, snow can sort of get to me. My biggest worry is falling on ice. So I understand why people go south.

    If it were not for the fact that my kids are here I would retire to southern Ireland. (FYI, they have palm trees there)

    As for Zombo pulling on old ladies tits....yep, I can believe that.

    @the-gipper said:

    A lot of people retire up north, simply by staying home. As I have gotten older the cold, ice, snow can sort of get to me. My biggest worry is falling on ice. So I understand why people go south.

    If it were not for the fact that my kids are here I would retire to southern Ireland. (FYI, they have palm trees there)

    As for Zombo pulling on old ladies tits....yep, I can believe that.

    Many people working or retired have started moving away from "Zika-ville" and other areas for various reasons and are moving "back home".

  • @the-gipper said:

    A lot of people retire up north, simply by staying home. As I have gotten older the cold, ice, snow can sort of get to me. My biggest worry is falling on ice. So I understand why people go south.

    If it were not for the fact that my kids are here I would retire to southern Ireland. (FYI, they have palm trees there)

    As for Zombo pulling on old ladies tits....yep, I can believe that.

    Many people working or retired have started moving away from "Zika-ville" and other areas for various reasons and are moving "back home".

    @mjp28 said:

    Many people working or retired have started moving away from "Zika-ville" and other areas for various reasons and are moving "back home".

    My sister "retired" from Fort Lauderdale Fla. after 35+ years of being there to back home here in Northeast Ohio.

  • I was (very) glad Cleveland was first of all able to get another NFL team and second to keep their name and colors (even though the Browns have been a big disappointment since 99 and nowhere near the Browns of old). Too bad for Oakland that apparently that is not going to happen here and we will see the Las Vegas Raiders. I think when a team pulls up stakes from a city and moves to another city let them get another logo/mascot and new team colors and leave the old behind. If Oakland would ever get another NFL team it just seems surreal they would have to get a different name than the Raiders.

  • I was (very) glad Cleveland was first of all able to get another NFL team and second to keep their name and colors (even though the Browns have been a big disappointment since 99 and nowhere near the Browns of old). Too bad for Oakland that apparently that is not going to happen here and we will see the Las Vegas Raiders. I think when a team pulls up stakes from a city and moves to another city let them get another logo/mascot and new team colors and leave the old behind. If Oakland would ever get another NFL team it just seems surreal they would have to get a different name than the Raiders.

    @oldbrownsfan said:

    I was (very) glad Cleveland was first of all able to get another NFL team and second to keep their name and colors (even though the Browns have been a big disappointment since 99 and nowhere near the Browns of old). Too bad for Oakland that apparently that is not going to happen here and we will see the Las Vegas Raiders. I think when a team pulls up stakes from a city and moves to another city let them get another logo/mascot and new team colors and leave the old behind. If Oakland would ever get another NFL team it just seems surreal they would have to get a different name than the Raiders.

    Going to be a very very long time before Oakland could get another NFL team (just like San Diego) but I agree with what you're saying. The Raiders belong in Oakland.

  • I was (very) glad Cleveland was first of all able to get another NFL team and second to keep their name and colors (even though the Browns have been a big disappointment since 99 and nowhere near the Browns of old). Too bad for Oakland that apparently that is not going to happen here and we will see the Las Vegas Raiders. I think when a team pulls up stakes from a city and moves to another city let them get another logo/mascot and new team colors and leave the old behind. If Oakland would ever get another NFL team it just seems surreal they would have to get a different name than the Raiders.

    @oldbrownsfan said:

    I was (very) glad Cleveland was first of all able to get another NFL team and second to keep their name and colors (even though the Browns have been a big disappointment since 99 and nowhere near the Browns of old). Too bad for Oakland that apparently that is not going to happen here and we will see the Las Vegas Raiders. I think when a team pulls up stakes from a city and moves to another city let them get another logo/mascot and new team colors and leave the old behind. If Oakland would ever get another NFL team it just seems surreal they would have to get a different name than the Raiders.

    We did not get "another team". We kept the same team we had from 1946.

    As for Oakland getting another team, I don't see it happening. The NFL will want the 49ers to be the "Bay Area" team. I mean, hell, after all, they now play 45.3 miles south of San Francisco...and Oakland is actually only 42.8 miles from Santa Clara.

    In a sense, they should be the San Jose 49ers.

    I just am aware of the historic cultural differences between the 49er fan base and the Raider fan base. 49er fans are white collar, Silicone valley, yuppie wine sipping types. Raider fans are Blue Collar, Hell's Angels/Road Warrior types.

    Can the two mix to support the same team?

    I have my doubts. Some Oaklanders may continue to follow the Raiders. Many may just give up on the NFL altogether.

  • @oldbrownsfan said:

    I was (very) glad Cleveland was first of all able to get another NFL team and second to keep their name and colors (even though the Browns have been a big disappointment since 99 and nowhere near the Browns of old). Too bad for Oakland that apparently that is not going to happen here and we will see the Las Vegas Raiders. I think when a team pulls up stakes from a city and moves to another city let them get another logo/mascot and new team colors and leave the old behind. If Oakland would ever get another NFL team it just seems surreal they would have to get a different name than the Raiders.

    We did not get "another team". We kept the same team we had from 1946.

    As for Oakland getting another team, I don't see it happening. The NFL will want the 49ers to be the "Bay Area" team. I mean, hell, after all, they now play 45.3 miles south of San Francisco...and Oakland is actually only 42.8 miles from Santa Clara.

    In a sense, they should be the San Jose 49ers.

    I just am aware of the historic cultural differences between the 49er fan base and the Raider fan base. 49er fans are white collar, Silicone valley, yuppie wine sipping types. Raider fans are Blue Collar, Hell's Angels/Road Warrior types.

    Can the two mix to support the same team?

    I have my doubts. Some Oaklanders may continue to follow the Raiders. Many may just give up on the NFL altogether.

    @the-gipper said:

    We did not get "another team". We kept the same team we had from 1946.

    As for Oakland getting another team, I don't see it happening. The NFL will want the 49ers to be the "Bay Area" team. I mean, hell, after all, they now play 45.3 miles south of San Francisco...and Oakland is actually only 42.8 miles from Santa Clara.

    In a sense, they should be the San Jose 49ers.

    I just am aware of the historic cultural differences between the 49er fan base and the Raider fan base. 49er fans are whit collar yuppie wine sipping types. Raider fans are Blue Collar, Hell's Angels/Road Warrior types.

    Can the two mix to support the same team?

    I have my doubts. Some Oaklanders may continue to follow the Raiders. Many may just give up on the NFL altogether.

    Where am I missing it? We did get another team. Our team moved to Baltimore but I agree that once they moved they were no longer our team they were Baltimore's. And we got another team (fortunately) to replace them and (fortunately) able to keep the Browns name.

    Oakland may not get another team but who knows? At least for all the loyalty the NFL shows to fans they could do that much and leave the team name and colors for the fans behind when teams move to other cities.

  • @the-gipper said:

    We did not get "another team". We kept the same team we had from 1946.

    As for Oakland getting another team, I don't see it happening. The NFL will want the 49ers to be the "Bay Area" team. I mean, hell, after all, they now play 45.3 miles south of San Francisco...and Oakland is actually only 42.8 miles from Santa Clara.

    In a sense, they should be the San Jose 49ers.

    I just am aware of the historic cultural differences between the 49er fan base and the Raider fan base. 49er fans are whit collar yuppie wine sipping types. Raider fans are Blue Collar, Hell's Angels/Road Warrior types.

    Can the two mix to support the same team?

    I have my doubts. Some Oaklanders may continue to follow the Raiders. Many may just give up on the NFL altogether.

    Where am I missing it? We did get another team. Our team moved to Baltimore but I agree that once they moved they were no longer our team they were Baltimore's. And we got another team (fortunately) to replace them and (fortunately) able to keep the Browns name.

    Oakland may not get another team but who knows? At least for all the loyalty the NFL shows to fans they could do that much and leave the team name and colors for the fans behind when teams move to other cities.

    @oldbrownsfan said:

    Where am I missing it? We did get another team. Our team moved to Baltimore but I agree that once they moved they were no longer our team they were Baltimore's. And we got another team (fortunately) to replace them and (fortunately) able to keep the Browns name.

    What are you missing? Everything apparently...like the facts.

    Our team did not move to Baltimore. Art Modell moved to Baltimore....was given a new NFL franchise. OUR NFL franchise stayed right here.

    Not sure how you could have missed that fact.

    Its like a house. You...the owner may move from that house, and you may take some of your furnishings with you....but the house was not moved just because you moved.

    Oakland may not get another team but who knows? At least for all the loyalty the NFL shows to fans they could do that much and leave the team name and colors for the fans behind when teams move to other cities.

    Well, that is a tough negotiation. Only Cleveland among NFL teams has been able to keep its franchise intact.

  • @oldbrownsfan said:

    Where am I missing it? We did get another team. Our team moved to Baltimore but I agree that once they moved they were no longer our team they were Baltimore's. And we got another team (fortunately) to replace them and (fortunately) able to keep the Browns name.

    What are you missing? Everything apparently...like the facts.

    Our team did not move to Baltimore. Art Modell moved to Baltimore....was given a new NFL franchise. OUR NFL franchise stayed right here.

    Not sure how you could have missed that fact.

    Its like a house. You...the owner may move from that house, and you may take some of your furnishings with you....but the house was not moved just because you moved.

    Oakland may not get another team but who knows? At least for all the loyalty the NFL shows to fans they could do that much and leave the team name and colors for the fans behind when teams move to other cities.

    Well, that is a tough negotiation. Only Cleveland among NFL teams has been able to keep its franchise intact.

    @the-gipper said:

    @oldbrownsfan said:

    Where am I missing it? We did get another team. Our team moved to Baltimore but I agree that once they moved they were no longer our team they were Baltimore's. And we got another team (fortunately) to replace them and (fortunately) able to keep the Browns name.

    What are you missing? Everything apparently...like the facts.

    Our team did not move to Baltimore. Art Modell moved to Baltimore....was given a new NFL franchise. OUR NFL franchise stayed right here.

    Not sure how you could have missed that fact.

    Its like a house. You...the owner may move from that house, and you may take some of your furnishings with you....but the house was not moved just because you moved.

    Oakland may not get another team but who knows? At least for all the loyalty the NFL shows to fans they could do that much and leave the team name and colors for the fans behind when teams move to other cities.

    Well, that is a tough negotiation. Only Cleveland among NFL teams has been able to keep its franchise intact.

    I see your point Gip and you are right but it still seems like word semantics. In 99 weren't we really no more or less than any other expansion team (except the NFL didn't give us as good of deal as they did Carolina and Jacksonville)?. You are right due to grass roots fans in Cleveland who did work out a great negotiation they kept the franchise here. But in reality we had an established NFL team that moved and were replaced with an expansion team. It is hard for me not to see the Browns from 99 on as anything but the new Browns.