@strato said:

Looks like ole' Jess has been shovelin' in the rice and beans:

@strato said:

Why? When I have you?

(are you saying that she and Tony Romo are still a "thing"?)

@the-gipper said:

Yea on my c*ck.

@the-gipper said:

She's a Texas girl..she still on it...do your research......

@the-gipper said:

hopefully romo performs better in the sack in 'pressure situations' than he does on the field. weep wop.

@miktoxic said:

I've not been to your area, but have been to Rockland County, and yeah it is very pricey in that area. Go figure, NYC's metro area has the largest population of all the big cities in the US. My friend before they got married lived in a house that was more or less divided, and was paying about $1,500 for rent. Ridiculous! I will say though that when we were there several years back, after leaving the city in which our friends gave us a tour, we wanted stop somewhere for dinner, and thought about Dave And Busters at Rockland County Mall, and the one sports store had a Jim Brown throwback jersey displayed in their window. Me of course, I was already representing C-town, and had my big Browns coat on (we went in March and it was still quite cold). I got mad props for it throughout the city. Even on top the Empire State Building!

@djdawg2010 said:

no other side of the river in westchester. the area is called the river towns (i guess to bump up the real estate taxes etc.). people move up here who want a little bit of suburbia and can still get on the train iand be in nyc in about half an hour. very over-populated and way too expensive in every aspect. our plan is to move back to ohio when we save enough scratch (not too far off now). -peace.

@miktoxic said:

I think I know the area that you are in. Would you by any chance be in Rockland County, like say Stony Point, or Haverstraw area? My wife and I have friends in that area that we met on our honeymoon 10 years ago, and stayed in touch ever since.

@djdawg2010 said:

totally agree. unfortunately i'm the lone browns fan in this river town i live in (i could go into the city to a brown backer joint but hate the city) and all my friends are of the other ilk. out of my small circle of friends i know 4 are cowboys, 2 giants, 2 miami and 1 bengal fan. given that most people here in southern ny are giants and jets fans but to have the mix of fans in one little area (who happen to have all grown up in NY, except me of course) is astounding. bunch of chumps, but fun to watch football with.

@miktoxic said:

Gotta love them bandwagon fans!!!! Let's just see how many of these "so-called fans" fall off when these teams start taking a dive. Dallas is already in a tailspin. As many front runners that they have I don't see a lot of Cowboys fans in NE Ohio. With that being said, my philosophy has always been to remain loyal to my city's, and state's teams despite their records. Yeah, it's painful sometimes, but that is what being a fan is all about. Always hoping, and remaining optimistic. It's easy to root for someone that wins all of the time. It takes someone with thick skin to stick by your team during the bad times. Fortunately with the Browns there is finally light at the end of the tunnel. At least you and I say we've been there all along.

@the-gipper said:

yep. that's about the only thing they agree on. they once got into a fist fight in the outfield of a softball game. yrs, they were on the same team!

@miktoxic said:

Gee, who does that remind me of? The Queen. The Court Jester. I suppose they are also Yankee fans.

@jrb12711 said:

Not to mention, cowboys fans are always the loudest, most jackass, ignorant thug fans you run into.

I'd only put the Steelers slightly ahead of the Scowboys, but ditto on everything else. "America's Team" is complete arrogance. Good to see the streak of no team ever hosting the Super Bowl in their home stadium is going to remain intact.

BTW, I would have taken the bet about the Cowboys not making the playoffs for a C note at least. It's the Hoorta's lead pipe lock of the year- and I've never lost an Internet wager yet. They blow the game against the Jags on Sunday and you can stick a fork in them- they're already about 1\2 baked. The Boys still have road games against Green Bay, the Giants, Colts, and Eagles, plus a home game with the Saints. They have to go 8-2 the rest of the way out to have a prayer. Three more losses and it's "esperar hasta el próximo año" - wait till next year, Jerry- you're really South America's team.

The Cowboys do have one saving grace- cute cheerleaders.

@kosar_for_president said:

oh yea i've heard terrible things about eagles fans at the stadium itself. i'm talking about fans you run into at a bar or something like that. Most eagles fans are pretty chill, just a tad obnoxious. Nothing like cowboy fans though.

@jrb12711 said:

Have you been to and Eagles game? They have a jail in the stadium. Enough said.

Not to mention, cowboys fans are always the loudest, most jackass, ignorant thug fans you run into.

@kosar_for_president said:

bet. sounds good.

@miktoxic said:

Sounds good. Ill send a local brew from down here from the weeping radish if not.

@kosar_for_president said:

I'd like to make a side wager toxic. They will make the playoffs. Romo is soft and to be honest his teammates don't see him a a leader.

man a couple of more losses and they're doomed. if they make it to the playoffs i'll send you a couple bottles of local brew, a brooklyn lager and a new amsterdam ale. how's that sound? i take it you partake in tippin back a couple now and then, don't you?