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  • @dutch-oven said:

    I know Nero didn't just refer to my mother as a whore, right?

    Something is lost in translation 

    Dutch OvenD Dutch Oven wrote on last edited by
    #56

    @the-gipper said:

    Something is lost in translation 

    One of these days he's going to be real excited to come to the States and meet people on this board for a Browns game.

    He better hope something was lost in translation. 

  • 12. How many sacks does Myles Garrett get?

    Zombo: 17

    jcam222: 10.5

    Tour2ma: 15.5

    Nero: 12

    Coyote: 15

    mjp: 17.5

    Bob806: 17

    FlyinJ: 13

    Flugel: 13

    gumby: 14.5

    DutchOven: 10.5

    JDailey: 11

    Answer: Myles Garrett had 13.5 sacks in 2018. 

    Winner Winner Chicken Dinner: Very good things were predicted by us for young Garrett this season, and he didn't disappoint. Garrett is firmly the #2 guy on the Browns, someone to build the defense around. FlyinJ and Flugel share this tasty victory.

    And the Big Dummy Award goes to... Honestly no one's prediction was that far off in either direction, so no big dummy!

    gumby73G gumby73 wrote on last edited by gumby73
    #57

    @dutch-oven said:

    12. How many sacks does Myles Garrett get?

    gumby: 14.5

    Answer: Myles Garrett had 13.5 sacks in 2018. 

    And the Big Dummy Award goes to... Honestly no one's prediction was that far off in either direction, so no big dummy!

    no dummy? I want the refs head on a stick that called Garrett for roughing Ben in opener.Not laying Ben down to ground 'gently' my arss..😁 that f'n homo ref cost me perfection calling  even a half sack..

    @dutch-oven said:

    One of these days he's going to be real excited to come to the States and meet people on this board for a Browns game.

    Have you gotten Nero's Powerball Numbers for Saturday? Heck, we could fly his whole family 1st class😉 

  • @nero said:

    Good job, Gipper. You found one of those particularities every language has. 

    I just thought of one in English that is very similar: terrific. It has a negative meaning but when you say ''Terrific'' you are actually saying "awesome!". 

    "De puta madre" has a positive meaning, "hijo de puta" doesn't (thought we use it on friendly environments). 

    I don’t know where you get that terrific has a negative meaning. Maybe you are thinking of horrific. 

    NeroN Nero wrote on last edited by
    #58

    @the-gipper said:

    I don’t know where you get that terrific has a negative meaning. Maybe you are thinking of horrific. 

    terrific
    /təˈrɪfɪk/
    adjective
    1. 1.
      of great size, amount, or intensity.
      "there was a terrific bang"
      sinónimos: tremendous, huge, massive, gigantic, colossal, mighty, great, very great, very big, prodigious, formidable, sizeable, considerable; Más
       
    2. 2.
      ARCHAIC
      causing terror.
      "his body presented a terrific emblem of death"
      sinónimos: dreadful, terrible, appalling, awful, horrific, horrible, horrendous, horrifying, hideous, grim, ghastly, gruesome, frightful, fearful
      "terrific scenes of slaughter and destruction"
       

      @dutch-oven said:

      I know Nero didn't just refer to my mother as a whore, right?

      Now that I know that your girl is Irish, I can say I would never poke the Italo-Irish Mafia.
  • @the-gipper said:

    Something is lost in translation 

    One of these days he's going to be real excited to come to the States and meet people on this board for a Browns game.

    He better hope something was lost in translation. 

    NeroN Nero wrote on last edited by
    #59

    @dutch-oven said:

    One of these days he's going to be real excited to come to the States and meet people on this board for a Browns game.

    He better hope something was lost in translation. 

    That day, I will use all the expresions related to "puta" constantly so you get the hang of it.

    @gumby73 said:

    Have you gotten Nero's Powerball Numbers for Saturday? Heck, we could fly his whole family 1st class😉 

    Careful with what you say... I got a big family!

  • @dutch-oven said:

    And the Big Dummy Award goes to... A lot of us weren't really close to Chubb's season totals, but Flugel was the farthest off. 

    Seven fewer yards than Flying J, but double FJ's number of TDs... and Flugs gets the nod???

    RECOUNT!!!!

    FlugelF Flugel wrote on last edited by Flugel
    #60

    @tour2ma said:

    Seven fewer yards than Flying J, but double FJ's number of TDs... and Flugs gets the nod???

    RECOUNT!!!!

    Thanks Tour!  Are they still selling that HE HATE ME jersey anywhere? 

  • @dutch-oven said:

    One of these days he's going to be real excited to come to the States and meet people on this board for a Browns game.

    He better hope something was lost in translation. 

    That day, I will use all the expresions related to "puta" constantly so you get the hang of it.

    @gumby73 said:

    Have you gotten Nero's Powerball Numbers for Saturday? Heck, we could fly his whole family 1st class😉 

    Careful with what you say... I got a big family!

    Dutch OvenD Dutch Oven wrote on last edited by
    #61

    @nero said:

    That day, I will use all the expresions related to "puta" constantly so you get the hang of it.

    I know I'd love to hear you call my mother a whore to my face. 

    We Italian guys are well-known to really, really appreciate that, and we express our appreciation constantly so you would get the hang of it. 

  • 12. How many sacks does Myles Garrett get?

    Zombo: 17

    jcam222: 10.5

    Tour2ma: 15.5

    Nero: 12

    Coyote: 15

    mjp: 17.5

    Bob806: 17

    FlyinJ: 13

    Flugel: 13

    gumby: 14.5

    DutchOven: 10.5

    JDailey: 11

    Answer: Myles Garrett had 13.5 sacks in 2018. 

    Winner Winner Chicken Dinner: Very good things were predicted by us for young Garrett this season, and he didn't disappoint. Garrett is firmly the #2 guy on the Browns, someone to build the defense around. FlyinJ and Flugel share this tasty victory.

    And the Big Dummy Award goes to... Honestly no one's prediction was that far off in either direction, so no big dummy!

    Tour2maT Tour2ma wrote on last edited by
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    @dutch-oven said:

    And the Big Dummy Award goes to... Honestly no one's prediction was that far off in either direction, so no big dummy!

    Is that a first?

  • @nero said:

    That day, I will use all the expresions related to "puta" constantly so you get the hang of it.

    I know I'd love to hear you call my mother a whore to my face. 

    We Italian guys are well-known to really, really appreciate that, and we express our appreciation constantly so you would get the hang of it. 

    NeroN Nero wrote on last edited by
    #63

    @dutch-oven said:

    I know I'd love to hear you call my mother a whore to my face. 

    We Italian guys are well-known to really, really appreciate that, and we express our appreciation constantly so you would get the hang of it. 

    *Sigh* I never mentioned your mother...

  • @dutch-oven said:

    And the Big Dummy Award goes to... Honestly no one's prediction was that far off in either direction, so no big dummy!

    Is that a first?

    Dutch OvenD Dutch Oven wrote on last edited by
    #64

    @tour2ma said:

    Is that a first?

    I've been doing these for a dozen or so years (dating back to the board mjp, Coyote and JDailey came from) and every once in a while there's no chicken dinner awarded or the big dummy named.

    The "Big Dummy Award" is a joke from the old board. There was a poster on it - VTBrowns - who was unintentionally the funniest mothertrucker I've ever known. He'd get on these rants and then get made fun of so hard he'd quit the board for months, only to return and the same hilarity would ensue. He was yelling at someone one day and started calling them "big dummy", which caused us to imagine him as Fred Sanford. He called us the "bitch click"... He wasn't the strongest speller either. God I miss VT... ? 

  • @nero said:

    That day, I will use all the expresions related to "puta" constantly so you get the hang of it.

    I know I'd love to hear you call my mother a whore to my face. 

    We Italian guys are well-known to really, really appreciate that, and we express our appreciation constantly so you would get the hang of it. 

    FlugelF Flugel wrote on last edited by
    #65

    @dutch-oven said:

    I know I'd love to hear you call my mother a whore to my face. 

    We Italian guys are well-known to really, really appreciate that, and we express our appreciation constantly so you would get the hang of it. 

    Italian?  Then what's up with the screen name?  The last 2 Italian guys that wanted to be Dutch were Brutus and Cassius.

    Now we have a Spanish guy that wants to be called Nero; and it's like Ancestry.Com just slapped you right upside the head with - how bout a little Michael Corleone needing to defend his mother here?

  • @the-gipper said:

    I don’t know where you get that terrific has a negative meaning. Maybe you are thinking of horrific. 

    terrific
    /təˈrɪfɪk/
    adjective
    1. 1.
      of great size, amount, or intensity.
      "there was a terrific bang"
      sinónimos: tremendous, huge, massive, gigantic, colossal, mighty, great, very great, very big, prodigious, formidable, sizeable, considerable; Más
       
    2. 2.
      ARCHAIC
      causing terror.
      "his body presented a terrific emblem of death"
      sinónimos: dreadful, terrible, appalling, awful, horrific, horrible, horrendous, horrifying, hideous, grim, ghastly, gruesome, frightful, fearful
      "terrific scenes of slaughter and destruction"
       

      @dutch-oven said:

      I know Nero didn't just refer to my mother as a whore, right?

      Now that I know that your girl is Irish, I can say I would never poke the Italo-Irish Mafia.
    The GipperT The Gipper wrote on last edited by
    #66

    @nero said:

    terrific
    /təˈrɪfɪk/
    adjective
    1. 1.
      of great size, amount, or intensity.
      "there was a terrific bang"
      sinónimos: tremendous, huge, massive, gigantic, colossal, mighty, great, very great, very big, prodigious, formidable, sizeable, considerable; Más
       
       
    2. 2.
      ARCHAIC
      causing terror.
      "his body presented a terrific emblem of death"
      sinónimos: dreadful, terrible, appalling, awful, horrific, horrible, horrendous, horrifying, hideous, grim, ghastly, gruesome, frightful, fearful
      "terrific scenes of slaughter and destruction"
       
      Now that I know that your girl is Irish, I can say I would never poke the Italo-Irish Mafia.

    Well....I am an English speaking person...for 67 years now.......and I can tell you that I have never heard the term "terrific"  used to mean what that second part of that definition says.....and I doubt that anyone else on here has either......and even the sentence given does not jive with the definition:  "terrific scenes of slaughter and destruction"  I would take to me "huge/massive, etc.

  • @nero said:

    terrific
    /təˈrɪfɪk/
    adjective
    1. 1.
      of great size, amount, or intensity.
      "there was a terrific bang"
      sinónimos: tremendous, huge, massive, gigantic, colossal, mighty, great, very great, very big, prodigious, formidable, sizeable, considerable; Más
       
       
    2. 2.
      ARCHAIC
      causing terror.
      "his body presented a terrific emblem of death"
      sinónimos: dreadful, terrible, appalling, awful, horrific, horrible, horrendous, horrifying, hideous, grim, ghastly, gruesome, frightful, fearful
      "terrific scenes of slaughter and destruction"
       
      Now that I know that your girl is Irish, I can say I would never poke the Italo-Irish Mafia.

    Well....I am an English speaking person...for 67 years now.......and I can tell you that I have never heard the term "terrific"  used to mean what that second part of that definition says.....and I doubt that anyone else on here has either......and even the sentence given does not jive with the definition:  "terrific scenes of slaughter and destruction"  I would take to me "huge/massive, etc.

    NeroN Nero wrote on last edited by
    #67

    @the-gipper said:

    Well....I am an English speaking person...for 67 years now.......and I can tell you that I have never heard the term "terrific"  used to mean what that second part of that definition says.....and I doubt that anyone else on here has either......and even the sentence given does not jive with the definition:  "terrific scenes of slaughter and destruction"  I would take to me "huge/massive, etc.

    Well, the root of the word is "terr" which stands for terror... So it had that meaning so it is misleading for us non native English speakers. 

  • Dutch OvenD Dutch Oven wrote on last edited by
    #68

    13. Will Hue Jackson be the head coach of the Browns at this time next year? (At the end of training camp 2019) If not, what date does he get fired?

    Zombo: Yes

    jcam222: Yes

    Tour2ma: Yes

    Nero: No, 12/30/18

    Coyote: Yes

    mjp: Yes

    Bob806: Yes

    FlyinJ: Yes

    Flugel: Yes

    gumby: No, bye week

    Dutch Oven: No, 12/30/18

    JDailey: No, 11/12/18

    Answer: The Hue Jackson Era ended on 10/29/18, fired after the Steelers game, which is damn near tradition at this point. 

    Winner Winner Chicken Dinner: I have to admit, the answers to this blew me away even at the time. The overwhelming optimism that Hue was going to make it through the season and would be the head coach going into the 2019 season was surprising considering the overall sentiment on this board. Jdailey and gumby were within two weeks for the win. 

    And the Big Dummy Award goes to... I suppose it goes to everyone who thought Hue would see the fourth season as Browns head coach. 

  • @the-gipper said:

    Well....I am an English speaking person...for 67 years now.......and I can tell you that I have never heard the term "terrific"  used to mean what that second part of that definition says.....and I doubt that anyone else on here has either......and even the sentence given does not jive with the definition:  "terrific scenes of slaughter and destruction"  I would take to me "huge/massive, etc.

    Well, the root of the word is "terr" which stands for terror... So it had that meaning so it is misleading for us non native English speakers. 

    The GipperT The Gipper wrote on last edited by
    #69

    @nero said:

    Well, the root of the word is "terr" which stands for terror... So it had that meaning so it is misleading for us non native English speakers. 

    English can be misleading for English speakers too. ?

  • @dutch-oven said:

    I know I'd love to hear you call my mother a whore to my face. 

    We Italian guys are well-known to really, really appreciate that, and we express our appreciation constantly so you would get the hang of it. 

    Italian?  Then what's up with the screen name?  The last 2 Italian guys that wanted to be Dutch were Brutus and Cassius.

    Now we have a Spanish guy that wants to be called Nero; and it's like Ancestry.Com just slapped you right upside the head with - how bout a little Michael Corleone needing to defend his mother here?

    NeroN Nero wrote on last edited by
    #70

    @flugel said:

    Now we have a Spanish guy that wants to be called Nero; and it's like Ancestry.Com just slapped you right upside the head with - how bout a little Michael Corleone needing to defend his mother here?

    Ironically, I took Nero about 12 years ago and didn't know it was Italian or anything... Though later I thought it suited me. Anyway, just to clarify, I'm Spanish, so bear in mind that I don't pronounce it like most of you would: "Niro"  I pronounce it like "Nero" instead. 

  • 13. Will Hue Jackson be the head coach of the Browns at this time next year? (At the end of training camp 2019) If not, what date does he get fired?

    Zombo: Yes

    jcam222: Yes

    Tour2ma: Yes

    Nero: No, 12/30/18

    Coyote: Yes

    mjp: Yes

    Bob806: Yes

    FlyinJ: Yes

    Flugel: Yes

    gumby: No, bye week

    Dutch Oven: No, 12/30/18

    JDailey: No, 11/12/18

    Answer: The Hue Jackson Era ended on 10/29/18, fired after the Steelers game, which is damn near tradition at this point. 

    Winner Winner Chicken Dinner: I have to admit, the answers to this blew me away even at the time. The overwhelming optimism that Hue was going to make it through the season and would be the head coach going into the 2019 season was surprising considering the overall sentiment on this board. Jdailey and gumby were within two weeks for the win. 

    And the Big Dummy Award goes to... I suppose it goes to everyone who thought Hue would see the fourth season as Browns head coach. 

    mjp28M mjp28 wrote on last edited by
    #71

    @dutch-oven said:

    13. Will Hue Jackson be the head coach of the Browns at this time next year? (At the end of training camp 2019) If not, what date does he get fired?

    And the Big Dummy Award goes to... I suppose it goes to everyone who thought Hue would see the fourth season as Browns head coach. 

    The popular vote was 8 yes 4 no which shows how those things can work out......sometimes.  😕

  • @dutch-oven said:

    13. Will Hue Jackson be the head coach of the Browns at this time next year? (At the end of training camp 2019) If not, what date does he get fired?

    And the Big Dummy Award goes to... I suppose it goes to everyone who thought Hue would see the fourth season as Browns head coach. 

    The popular vote was 8 yes 4 no which shows how those things can work out......sometimes.  😕

    Dutch OvenD Dutch Oven wrote on last edited by
    #72

    @mjp28 said:

    The popular vote was 8 yes 4 no which shows how those things can work out......sometimes.  😕

    At the time I wouldn't had thought there was 8 people on the entire board who thought Hue would be the head coach for the upcoming season.

    So it was somewhat shocking to see 2/3rds of the predictors think that. 

  • @flugel said:

    Now we have a Spanish guy that wants to be called Nero; and it's like Ancestry.Com just slapped you right upside the head with - how bout a little Michael Corleone needing to defend his mother here?

    Ironically, I took Nero about 12 years ago and didn't know it was Italian or anything... Though later I thought it suited me. Anyway, just to clarify, I'm Spanish, so bear in mind that I don't pronounce it like most of you would: "Niro"  I pronounce it like "Nero" instead. 

    FlugelF Flugel wrote on last edited by
    #73

    @nero said:

    Ironically, I took Nero about 12 years ago and didn't know it was Italian or anything... Though later I thought it suited me. Anyway, just to clarify, I'm Spanish, so bear in mind that I don't pronounce it like most of you would: "Niro"  I pronounce it like "Nero" instead. 

    Hey, it works.  He was like the very first Andrew Dice Clay except he was in charge of the Roman Empire. 

    Knowing you're Spanish - the only alternative screen name I could see for you was a badasss fictional Gladiator called "Spaniard".   

  • @tour2ma said:

    Is that a first?

    I've been doing these for a dozen or so years (dating back to the board mjp, Coyote and JDailey came from) and every once in a while there's no chicken dinner awarded or the big dummy named.

    The "Big Dummy Award" is a joke from the old board. There was a poster on it - VTBrowns - who was unintentionally the funniest mothertrucker I've ever known. He'd get on these rants and then get made fun of so hard he'd quit the board for months, only to return and the same hilarity would ensue. He was yelling at someone one day and started calling them "big dummy", which caused us to imagine him as Fred Sanford. He called us the "bitch click"... He wasn't the strongest speller either. God I miss VT... ? 

    CoyoteC Coyote wrote on last edited by
    #74

    @dutch-oven said:

    I've been doing these for a dozen or so years (dating back to the board mjp, Coyote and JDailey came from) and every once in a while there's no chicken dinner awarded or the big dummy named.

    The "Big Dummy Award" is a joke from the old board. There was a poster on it - VTBrowns - who was unintentionally the funniest mothertrucker I've ever known. He'd get on these rants and then get made fun of so hard he'd quit the board for months, only to return and the same hilarity would ensue. He was yelling at someone one day and started calling them "big dummy", which caused us to imagine him as Fred Sanford. He called us the "bitch click"... He wasn't the strongest speller either. God I miss VT... ? 

    VT was a riot.  He came up with some of the wildest shit I ever read.  VT is on Twitter.  No super active, but he's on there. 

  • Dutch OvenD Dutch Oven wrote on last edited by
    #75

    14. What two teams are in the Super Bowl? Who wins?

    Zombo: Atlanta over LA Chargers

    jcam222: Minnesota over New England

    Tour2ma: LA Rams over Jacksonville

    Nero: New Orleans over LA Chargers

    Coyote: New England over LA Rams

    mjp: Green Bay over Houston

    Bob806: New England over Minnesota

    FlyinJ: Minnesota over New England

    Flugel: LA Rams over Jacksonville

    gumby: New England over Minnesota

    Dutch Oven: Atlanta over Pittsburgh

    JDailey: Philadelphia over New England

    Answer: The New England Patriots beat the Los Angeles Rams 13-3 for their sixth Super Bowl victory in franchise history. 

    Winner Winner Chicken Dinner: I understand why the Patriots are hated, I totally get it. But there's something impressive watching a team do what it has for as long as it has, especially considering how few players will end up in the Hall of Fame from this run. (In relation to other dynasties in NFL history) Three posters correctly chose New England winning the Super Bowl, but only Coyote nailed the exact result of them defeating the Rams.

    And the Big Dummy Award goes to... Only one guy chose two teams who didn't even make the playoffs, and that dummy was me - Dutch Oven.