jeezus freakin christ! i take it back. THAT is your most pathetic excuse of the whole thread. if pointing out that you were in error, you know, wrong, in your assumption of my thinking is calling you a liar... well, ive seen tomatoes and 3 year old girlie girls with thicker skin. :rolleye33:
Excuse for what? You wanted an explanation and I gave it to you. I also gave plenty of explanations for emotional behavior and sports psychology but some seem to look past that and keep on the "oh no someone said something about Miles so lets attack him" tirade. Quite honestly you can use your snide remarks all you want. I am use to that tactic. I'm still here aren't I.
ok, so back to les miles, found this pic on google, i had never seen it before, :lol: maybe if les was all coked up on the sideline he would be more energetic for ya Rex :lol:
wow. best.......spin......ever. i'm just speechless. (however, i'm sure this can be twisted into me calling a name. that was freaking inventive, i gotta give you credit. remind me to borrow you next time i argue with my wife.)
Nice hair, tool. And gotta say I love the elastic bands in your sleeve. But your mom called, she wants her blouse back. I hereby pull a Beyonce and donate the remainder of this post to Okie. ******** edit by okie taking remainder of post: thank you fried, it is so kind of you to offer me your post. i would like to thank my parents for raising me not to call people names, such as "arrogant blowhards", and to the wonderful members of tigerforums for their many posts in this thread. it is an honor just to be included in this thread. thank you. thank you all. *blows kisses*
What I really find unbelievable is that we are seriously arguing about an 80% winning, National Championship winning coach and his demeanor on the sideline.
Kinda puts things in perspective doesn't it? Hell back in the Hallman years, or even the Dinardo years, if someone would have told me we would be even having this discussion, I'd have told them they were nuttier than rat crap in a peanut factory.
