testy

I can tell you what it's like in Foxboro: snowy and cold. And you'll want
make careful note of that because any travel plans the Chefs have of going
to the Superbowl just took a detour through Gilette Stadium.

I came in here about a month ago and questioned whether the Chefs had
started playing any defense yet. I received assurances they had but are you
sure? Because nobody else is.

But, hey, don't take my word for it just ask anybody who isn't a KC fan. I
think Dr. Z summed it up nicely:

"Oh, oh, storm warnings after Denver put up the weekend's high number of 508
yards against a defense that was highly suspect last year but has outgrown
all those youthful indiscretions this season. Hasn't it? HASN'T IT?"

The fact that I'm trolling doesn't change reality, does it?

billmac

It was a nice balmy 17 the morning with a wind chill of 5. Of course we
don't get that wimpy snow you get, its mostly ice, that's bad weather.for
real men.

I have decided that I want to play the AFC championship game at Foxboro.
Because as bad as our D is, your offense aint much better. Your qb is
overrated. your rbs are average at best. your offense averages just under 9
point less, and your d only 4.4. I really like our chances in that game.
Unfortunately, you probably wont beat the ravens or the broncos. See ya
when the playoffs start.

ulah

<<I can tell you what it's like in Foxboro: snowy and cold. And you'll want
make careful note of that because any travel plans the Chefs have of going
to the Superbowl just took a detour through Gilette Stadium.


Gosh, I wonder if the Chiefs, who are accustomed to balmy subtropical
conditions, will be able to handle the cooooold of Foxboro.

timt

Oh, my friend.
I lived outside Boston for 10 years.
I know the patsies.
I know their fans.
In KC we stand around burning grills before games.
In Foxboro you stand around burning tires.
This is true.
Get over it- you are "wicked stupid".
TimT

bill

So, Tim, if the Pats do host the Chiefs in the big game, will you go back
there to Foxboro (what happened to the -ugh?) and give us a report from the
Gill? I'm sure it would be interesting, as long as Whitlock didn't do a
reprise.

timt

Actually I would love to go back. The Gil looks so much better than the
aluminum benches of the Schaeffer, no, Sullivan, no, oh, hell what's its
name now? stadium?
TimT

testy

Yeah, sure. Since I am a Pats fan I MUST live in Boston or Foxboro.

I've never said "wicked" in my life. And I don't use mastAHcAHd or visAR
when I make purchases either.

Get over yourself.

testy

I like the fact that you like your chances in that game. Keep it up.
Hopefully your over-rated team feels the same way. Sure, an "over-rated" QB
and "average" RB's and an unspectacular offense....but we just seem to get
it done week after week don't we? Wow, kind of perplexing isn't it? While
the Chefs are busy trying to make highlight film for ESPN the Pats are
quietly winning games.

Newsflash: we've already beaten the Broncos this year, in Denver, something
the Chefs weren't even able to do. Imagine that.

If I were the Chefs, I'd be more worried about the Ravens and Broncos than
NE is.

You really need to put the pipe down and actually watch a little football.

john oberley

In article <brfsjc$2tjee$1@ID-190630.news.uni-berlin.de>,
mikfaitnospam@yahoo.com says...

Newsflash: And the Chiefs managed to beat Buffalo rather handily, at
Buffalo, while the Pats couldn't even take the hapless Bills in New
England. Imagine that. The Bills have only won six times this year, yet
one of those was a complete embarrassment of your beloved Pats, at home,
no less. If I were the Pats, I'd be worried about Jacksonville this
weekend, and the fact you have to play the Bills again, a team that you
just can't seem to figure out. There's no guarantee your Patsies will
even get home field, since last I checked there were still three games
left to play, and one of "yours" was against a team that stomped you
senseless, threw you on the ground, pissed all over you and left you
begging for more earlier in the season. How many points did you put on
the board against them? Should be easy to add up, even for you. Once you
learn to say "zero", then you really need to put the pipe down and learn
to count to six****, the number of games in a complete season. If, at
the end of the season (16 games, remember, not 13... it's really not
that hard if you just do the homework) the playoffs go through Foxboro,
then we'll talk about the Chiefs' chances of winning a game there. Until
then, all you have to offer is puffed-up bravado from a child living
vicariously through an NFL team.

I love candy-assed trolls with their "it only counts as a good thing
when MY team does it, but it's meaningless when your team does"
mentality.
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testy

Sure, we got thoroughly embarassed by the Bills the first game of the
season. I'd like to have that one back minus the over-the-top emotional
disadvantage of losing our defensive captain to a division rival a week
before the game WITH the game plan in hand. We'll erase that mistake in
week 16 and you're invited to watch.

We have three games left but so do you. That shouldn't be too hard for even
you to figure out. Have your wife/mother help you if needed.

I'll have to admit, the "candy-assed troll" comment is pretty funny. But
how about "candy-cane assed troll", with it being the holidays and all?

It does count as a good thing when any time does it but the Chefs simply
haven't impressed me yet with their weak schedule. No malice, just a fact.