2006 Point & Laugh at the taterskins thread

Started by PoopyfaceMcGee, February 02, 2006, 09:51:31 AM

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rjs246

You know, I live in the most urban area of Boston. My entire neighborhood is brazilian, salvadoran or haitian (with a growing population of hipster shteinheads and lesbians). I'm not a thug, nor was I raised in the ghetto, but my life is a hell of a lot more urban than someone who lives in Laurel, and to claim that I know nothing about it is farging idiotic. but you know, I am white and I played lacrosse so how could I possibly know anything about urban life, suburbanite?

[insert ignorant comment about Boston being white bread and not having a real ghetto here]
Is rjs gonna have to choke a bitch?

Let them eat bootstraps.

Rome

Quote from: rjs246 on July 18, 2006, 11:30:38 AM
Ugh. The only thing worse than IGY's idiotic insistance on using the urban vernacular is other people trying to mock him by using it themselves. Badly.

Word Up, Homey.

Rome

Quote from: Beermonkey on July 18, 2006, 11:42:06 AM
Quote from: rjs246 on July 18, 2006, 11:30:38 AM
Ugh. The only thing worse than IGY's idiotic insistance on using the urban vernacular is other people trying to mock him by using it themselves. Badly.

As 99% of us are uncool white guys & the other 1% are uncool black guys, trying to speak urban is a fun exercise, like learning German or peeing on the urine cake in the urinal.

:-D It's almost as bad as when Romey tries to emulate you.


You should be launched into the sun for saying that. 

Beermonkey

Quote from: Jerome99RIP on July 18, 2006, 12:40:19 PM
As 99% of us are uncool white guys & the other 1% are uncool black guys, trying to speak urban is a fun exercise, like learning German or peeing on the urine cake in the urinal.

:-D It's almost as bad as when Romey tries to emulate you.


You should be launched into the sun for saying that. 
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No crap, that was the exact phrase I was going use to illustrate my point.

Rome


PoopyfaceMcGee

Let's get back on topic here:

farg the farging farg skins.

Rome

Okay.

There was a poll on extremeskins that made taterskins fans look like idiots.

Holla.


shorebird

Man, those guys are some DMF'ers for shore, and I ain't talking about the Dmac fund. They are Skins fans at their finest.

That prick that wants to hit an Eagle fan can have his shot at me if he'd like. I have to find those idiots and walk by them after watching that.

by the way, farg the fargin' taterskins.

ice grillin you

dan snyders taterskin radio network went on air yesterday...it has espn programming mixed in with his own taterskins shows...in other words an audio version of extremeskins...
i can take a phrase thats rarely heard...flip it....now its a daily word

igy gettin it done like warrick

im the board pharmacist....always one step above yous

Sgt PSN

Quote from: ice grillin you on July 19, 2006, 08:08:17 AM
in other words an audio version of extremeskins...

radio is officially dead to me. 

ice grillin you

i can take a phrase thats rarely heard...flip it....now its a daily word

igy gettin it done like warrick

im the board pharmacist....always one step above yous

mussa

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#2082
 2006 Preview: Washington taterskins

Welcome to another installment of our ongoing series, Better Know a Football Team.

Epiphanies are mysterious things. They are moments of clarity that result in paradigm-shifting realizations, and that's some pretty heavy shtein. But you don't have to be named Stephen Dadelus to have one, nor are they always accompanied by sunsets and choirs of angels. Nope, a person can have an epiphany while they are sitting on their ass watching TV. Take me (please, ladies. Take. Me. Anywhere.) This weekend I was on my couch, firmly ensconced in faux velvet, when the following occurred to me:

1 - That poster on my wall may be the reason I'm single
2 - No way those pills actually work . . . although that guy does look awfully confident.
3 - My job is my credit
4 - I don't actually dislike the taterskins

Now, that last one shocked me. I went to college in a taterskin state and, for a guy from New York who didn't like the Skins, being amongst their fans in the 1990's was a glorious carnival of schadenfreude. Norv Turner. Gus Frerotte's headbutt. The inevitable late season losses to the Cardinals. Those were the salad days.

But times change, grasshoppers. MNF is on ESPN instead of ABC, MTV doesn't play music anymore, and Al Roker is skinny. In short, it ain't the 90's anymore. It's the 21st century and not only do the Skins look like they are on the verge of stopping traffic in suburban Virginia and Maryland so people in khaki pants can get out of their Volvos and sing Hail To The taterskins, there are things I actually like about them. Here are three:

1 - Joe Gibbs –In the movie about the old coach who returns to a league that may passed him by, Gibbs' character last season went from Hume Cronyn to Wilford Brimley. And in a league where assistant coaches have become increasingly visible (and therefore more important? Not sure which came first), he's got two pretty good ones.

2 - Clinton Portis – On the field, we all know the guy can play. But it is off the field where Clinton stole our hearts. His weekly press conferences were one of the few instances of plain, silly fun in the NATIONAL FOOTBALL LEAGUE in the last several years. I have no doubt that the powers that be will ban them by the start of the season. In fact, Joe Buck is already sorry they ever took place and thinks we are all worse off for having seen them.

3 - Dan Snyder – Short, rich, and apoplectic. He's Kim Jong Il but without the nuclear capabilities.

Even if this wasn't enough for me to tune in this season, the fact is that this was a very good team last season that got better during the off-season. Despite a disappointing playoff loss which these guys did not take well, the Skins should be able to continue playing like they did during a an impressive run in the 2nd half of last season in which they seemed to gel as a team. They've got Portis, they've got Santana Moss, and now they have Antwaan Randle El. And despite the loss of amateur reality game show host LaVar Arrington, Gregg Williams' defense still is going to be fine, with veterans like Marcus Washington and rookies like Rocky McIntosh and Anthony Montgomery.

If there is a question mark for the Skins, it is at QB, where Mark Brunell will continue his quest to prove he is not Patrick Ramsey, and where Jason Campbell will hold a clipboard better than a lot of other guys could. (But hey, if the Washington D.C. football team is looking for a quarterback to step in and save the day, I think I know the guy.) Despite the QB situation, though, the Skins seem to have fewer question marks than most NFC East teams - the Skins could run away with the division -T.O. could be T.O. and help destroy the Cowboys from the inside (and kill Parcells in the process), Eli could decide he's not ready yet, and McNabb could just implode (especially after a week one loss to Houston. Do not doubt me on that one). Or they could all have excellent seasons and the division race becomes a tight one. Either way, the Skins are probably a good bet to get out of their division.

So those are your 2006 taterskins: talented, and not entirely unlikable. I had asked Julie and Travis, close friends of mine and the two biggest Skins fans I know, to offer their predictions for the 2006 season. One is in the process of rebuilding South America. The other has probably hit on you at The Angry Inch. Both have enough dirt on me to keep me from ever running for public office. Anyway, neither got back to me in time with a response (we run a pretty tight ship here at KSK). So instead, a friendly reminder that right about the time the Skins wrap up a playoff spot would be a great time look into financing that new automobile, and when you do there's really only one place to go:



shorebird

Quote from: ice grillin you on July 20, 2006, 10:42:28 AM
upping this classic

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H8ktboPhLRM&search=taterskins%20party

I would love to see Joe Gibbs reaction to that crap. It would prolly' shake him clean to the steeple.....or pew.

Which brings the question to mind, what would Joe think??  ;D

ATV

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H8ktboPhLRM&search=taterskins%20party

What NFL team doesn't have its drunk idiotic redneck fans? I don't think the taterskins have any more than average.

More scary, to me, are their dillated pupils. I guess we're not normally used to being able to see pupils so large in such dark locales.