Random Eagles Information Still Not Worthy of a New Thread

[smeags]

i got an idea, shut the farg up bitch

[ice grillin you]

shut the farg up

go watch a cartoon cranial lump no one is talking to you

[smeags]

shut the farg up

go watch a cartoon cranial lump no one is talking to you

lets see if you talk this tough when the giants game comes around.

[ice grillin you]

oooooh you gonna fight me...farging clown

[smeags]

clean your shorts nancy, who said anything about fighting your fat ass ? I just wanna see if you talk this way in person.

[ice grillin you]

you wanna walk across the parking lot so i can call you a moron to your face....and you can call me a bitch...be my guest you friggin four year old...sounds like a blast

ill call someone i actually like a dope...trust me i have no problem calling you one

[smeags]

sounds like you need a tissue.

and some crab fries.

[ice grillin you]

not only did you originally catch super feelings over a conversation that you were not even a part of you even had to edit it for emphasis....but i need a tissue?

i got an idea, shut the farg up bitch

[smeags]

this it too easy anymore. how about I offer you a big peace offering. 



we kool  ?

[Sgt PSN]

No, Old Bay is Old Bay.  Seasoning salt...like McCormick's or Lawry's....is different.

no they aren't old bay just has a cool name...all seasoning salts have the same basic ingredients and might vary with one or two things

the difference is two things...one old bay is always on seafood so people get tricked into thinking it's something totally different cause they associate the taste only with seafood...also because old bay goes on shellfish you can put 100 times more on it and it doesn't ruin the food but because there's so much on it you taste it a lot more and it becomes part of the dish rather than just a flavor enhancer

but sprinkle a little old bay on a chicken breast and then a little lowrys or mckormicks on another breast and you won't tell the difference

I can absolutely taste the difference.  I have both in my cabinet and tasted each one and there is a noticeable difference.  There's also a couple distinct differences in their ingredients.  Alcoholism has clearly impacted your palate.

[ice grillin you]

Philadelphia Eagles fans suffer plenty in life, but one South Jersey man is ready for the team to keep disappointing him in death.

Jeffrey Clayton Riegel, 56, of Port Republic, passed away Friday on a "not so beautiful golfing day," according to his obituary in The Press of Atlantic City.

An electrician, Riegel was a "wonderful husband, uncle, brother and son." He was born in Atlantic City and was also a long-suffering Eagles fan.

His family noted as much with this hilarious line in his obit:

He requested to have 8 Philadelphia Eagles as pall bearers so the Eagles can let him down one last time.

If Riegel was in any way serious, the Birds' receiving corps from last year would have been perfect, considering they were great at dropping things.

[ice grillin you]

on nfl network tonight for out of towners

[SD]

Darby might be good in coverage but he can't tackle for shtein

D line looking good

[General_Failure]

Turned in just in time to see a floaty-ass 50 yard TD. Woo.

[Don Ho]

HA HA, Byron Maxwell!  I'll never forget the ration of shtein he received that Monday Night when Julio Jones beat him like a drum all night.