The good ole days

[Rome]

Loudest ever!

[ice grillin you]

Loudest ever!

cant imagine anything more....but i wasnt there for 4th and 1 X two

older doesnt always mean best you aarp farg

[Rome]

No, you're right.  What it means is I was at that game and heard it with my own farging ears.  You, on the other hand, were not, and are therefore completely unqualified to offer an opinion.  Of course, that won't preclude you from offering one and that's why we love you.

[ice grillin you]

i have the game on tape....and can tell from tv that it wasnt the loudest...plus people didnt go nuts back then....they clapped real loud and jumped up and down a little...best moment ill buy...loudest....get the farg outta here

[Feva]

i have the game on tape....and can tell from tv that it wasnt the loudest...plus people didnt go nuts back then....they clapped real loud and jumped up and down a little...best moment ill buy...loudest....get the farg outta here

That's funny as shtein to me for some reason...

[ice grillin you]

its not funny its true

and when i say jump i mean jump like a larry bird kevin mchale high five

[Feva]

I said it's funny motherfarger...

[ice grillin you]

yes sir

[Rome]

Yes, the experience of watching the game on an old Betamax video tape is totally the same as having been there in person.

[PoopyfaceMcGee]

hahahah skins

I love the disco Jeff Fisher sighting at 5:12.

[SD]

Buddy Ryan diagnosed with cancer again; will attend Cowboys-Jets Sunday
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IRVING, Texas (AP) -- Not even cancer can keep former NFL coach Buddy Ryan from being in the stands when his twin sons coach against each other Sunday night in the prime-time opener between the Dallas Cowboys and New York Jets.
Cowboys defensive coordinator Rob Ryan said Monday his dad was diagnosed last week with cancer in his gland that spread to his neck.
Having already beaten melanoma in 1968 and '80, and another version of the disease earlier this year, the 80-year-old Ryan said this was "less serious" except that "whenever you go under anesthesia, you never know what's going to happen." So he told doctors to postpone the operation until he returns from being in the Meadowlands to see Rob and the Cowboys play against Rex and the Jets. He said he'll fly to New York on Friday and will return to his home in Kentucky on Monday.
"They said to go ahead and go," Ryan said. "I've got to be able to do something" while waiting for the operation.
Rob said his dad's approach to fighting the disease is typical.
"That's just the way he is," Rob said. "This is a big thing for him, a big thing for the Ryans. He's just about the only guy that's beaten cancer about every time. He's been through it about four or five times. I'm sure the prognosis is great for him because he always wins."
Rob said Buddy's illness will be more motivation than distraction.
"All he taught us is 'Do the job,"' Rob said. "That's the way he is, so it's not that difficult. Obviously (we're) praying a lot for him and things have to go well because that's what it is. But he raised us to do the job. Whatever we do, we're going to be the best at it -- and that's what we are."
Buddy Ryan was as outspoken and boisterous as his boys are, a persona he could back up with his team's success on the field.
He was the defensive coordinator of two renowned Super Bowl champions, the Joe Namath-led Jets who pulled off the huge upset in 1969, and the 1985 Bears who ran his 46 defense practically to perfection. He's also known for throwing a punch at the offensive coordinator while he was the defensive coordinator of the Oilers. Ryan also had entertaining stints as the head coach of the Eagles and the Cardinals.
Rob and Rex were on Buddy's staff with the Cardinals in 1994 and '95. They've since made names for themselves, with Rex leading the Jets to the AFC championship game the last two years, and Rob winning two Super Bowls as an assistant coach under Bill Belichick on the Patriots. This is his first season in Dallas after working as defensive coordinator of the Browns and Raiders the last four years.
The brothers have squared off before, but every time remains special to the Ryan family, especially the patriarch.
"This game's important to him," Rob said. "He wants to see these two rams bat heads, and we're going to get after it."

[DH]

you know he's rooting for nyj

[Rome]

Right - and the Cowboys are rooting for the cancer, especially Botox Jones.

[SD]

4th and 26 game is on ESPN 2 right now.

[Munson]

ah, FredEx.

Apparently the episode of Matchmaker Millionaire or whatever it's called with him was on last week.