eesti Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Marino was pretty close to signing with the > Vikings after 17 seasons in Miami but said his > body wouldn't let him. Yes, and it was a decision for which his body will be forever thankful. The very next year after he retired, he confessed to an interviewer that he was extremely sore after a round of GOLF.
Forum: Miami Dolphins Civilized Discussion

MiamiThunder Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > So what im saying is if we got issues > why cant we just talk about them in a more mature > fassion,... Well, to a lot of people, talking about things in a mature fashion means using grammar and spelling that resembles a mature person. Maybe that's the problem you're running into here. I recommen
Forum: Miami Dolphins Civilized Discussion

More testing needed! Put Hilliard up against first team D for the next exhibition game. If he out-performs Cobbs and Polite, trade whoever fetches the best price between them.
Forum: Miami Dolphins Civilized Discussion

Phinsfan2 Wrote: > > I know this is off topin and JC will close it > soon, but what the heck... > > Well, not yet! Nobody is thoroughly insulting each other yet. Except for the French military prowess (or lack thereof). So far it looks to me to be all true, honh honh honh.
Forum: Miami Dolphins Civilized Discussion

ChyrenB Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > > German simply marched through Switzerland > (obviously the Swiss had no army to stop them) The Swiss technically do have an army, with compulsory service I believe. But they have no Army that would stop anyone much less the Germans at their strongest. They do however, have nifty pocket knives and some
Forum: Miami Dolphins Civilized Discussion

eesti Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > > He is hanging on for dear life and fighting to the > bitter end. He refuses to quit. > He quit about 5 times didn't he? I lost count. he's going to go out like Johnny Unitas did. Coulda left the game with dignity, but instead is going to look like a fool with a team he has no business joining, fo
Forum: Miami Dolphins Civilized Discussion

eesti Wrote: > > The sooner VD grows up .... Now THERE'S an argument for misspelling his name if I've ever seen one. Look at those initials!
Forum: Miami Dolphins Civilized Discussion

Phinjim Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I heard Venus wants to play defensive tackle for > the FINS One of the funniest things Jim Mandich ever said on the air was about Serena, a few years ago. I was visiting Miami at the time, driving around listening to MadDog's show. He was complimenting Serena's looks and how physically fit she was, but then
Forum: Miami Dolphins Civilized Discussion

Ross needs investors, so he's going for celebrities who might drag people to the game. I guess the theory is that someone on the fence about buying a ticket (or more likely if their SPOUSE or date is on the fence about it) might take the plunge if their favorite singer/actor/tennis player/whoever is going to be there. Can you imagine it? Honey I really don't like football that much,
Forum: Miami Dolphins Civilized Discussion

Phinjim Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > > He says that no matter what they always find a way > to choke at the end. I used to say happily that about the Pats. That pattern can change. ... Vikings have a lot more pieces in place, but > they have pursued a long string of older guys > dating back to Warren Moon and Brad Johnson, >
Forum: Miami Dolphins Civilized Discussion

Take that, Doug Flutie! If only this game had counted, I'd be laughing sooo hard at my co-workers right now.
Forum: Miami Dolphins Civilized Discussion

MikeO Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > 2 new minority owners of the Miami Dolphins. Venus > and Serrena Williams I have no problem with this, especially compared to the other celebrity stakeholders. The Williams sisters live in s. Fl and they're athletes.
Forum: Miami Dolphins Civilized Discussion

Nice job toko , now we need to take sound more badass.!
Forum: Miami Dolphins Civilized Discussion

Yeah, we even kept Eric Kumerow for three years!
Forum: Miami Dolphins Civilized Discussion

Jim B Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > > My understanding is that the $40. fee allows me to > access all regular season games of 2008 & 2009 > until the one year access subscription expires. > > ... Yeah NFL.com finally emailed me back to say the subscription ends 1/3/10, which is the Sunday of week 17 according to nfl.com schedule
Forum: Miami Dolphins Civilized Discussion

eesti Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > yeah. it kicked me off too about 4 times when I > tried to sign up. LOL really? You dont' have a mac by chance, browsing with Safari? I was starting to think this was a PC compatibility thing.
Forum: Miami Dolphins Civilized Discussion

JimB, I considered getting the whole package but couldn't find the details to answer my questions such as Is this access permanent? Five years from now, will you still be able to see the games from 2008 and 2009? Or can you only view them until this current season is over? Is this a one-time fee only? I'm leaning towards getting this, if nfl.com doesn't keep kicking me off the sig
Forum: Miami Dolphins Civilized Discussion

eesti Wrote: > You say balls, i say big mouth. > > Now there's a line for the ages. This thread stopped being about JT a while ago, so let's park it here. Time to move on, fellas.
Forum: Miami Dolphins Civilized Discussion

I'd like to see whether Chyren and/or Leon in Denver remember this seemingly-forgotten fight song from the 60s. Are you out there, old timers? Older than me, that is.
Forum: Miami Dolphins Civilized Discussion

Forum: Miami Dolphins Civilized Discussion

ghotirule Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > T-pain version to someone...quickly! > > Just as long as its not the Sucktriots. > Bellicheat would probably turn it into a #1 hit - > that kind of contrived tasteless music is big > amongst the Cheater fans. I'll agree with you, but for a different reason: I'd hear that song even more ofte
Forum: Miami Dolphins Civilized Discussion

Jim B Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > > For some reason the original song always reminds > me of Earl Campbell plowing over our defense. That's because the Houston Oilers bought the rights to it somehow later in the 1970s and changed the words. In fact my cousin had the 45 RPM single of the Dolphins version and there were oil derricks on the l
Forum: Miami Dolphins Civilized Discussion

Apparently you haven't heard it yet, because I don't know how anyone in their right mind could consider calling that piece of crap "awesome." I don't know the answer to your question, but kudos to the idea of annoying your non-dolfan co-workers. I think I need to figure out a way to put it on my company's telephone "hold music" That way I won't have to hear it but other p
Forum: Miami Dolphins Civilized Discussion

MiamiThunder Wrote: -------------------------------------------------------...... ...... I noticed when i would go to NFL.com > and jump on the threads about Vick, most of the > supporters where inner city people mainly black, I'm curious: how the heck can you tell what someone's race is from their posts on a message board? Is it video chat or something where you can see what ever
Forum: Miami Dolphins Civilized Discussion

I heard Bokamper say the same thing....Merling finished the year on a very strong note but is being outshone in camp.
Forum: Miami Dolphins Civilized Discussion

Perfect place for him. Worst-character fans with the worst-character QB. A match made in heaven.
Forum: Miami Dolphins Civilized Discussion

The only aspect of this remotely making it relevant to the Dolphins is that T-Pain is originally from Florida, albeit the other end of the state (he's from Tallahassee). I disagree that this version is better. As much as the hee-haw nosepicking cornball country version is, it is at least associated with our championship seasons. I remember a full Orange Bowl of fans singing along and clappin
Forum: Miami Dolphins Civilized Discussion

ranger1 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > You might as well have hired Alvin > and the chipmunks. That would have been more macho.
Forum: Miami Dolphins Civilized Discussion

This almost has me wishing we get shut out at home every game, just so I don't have to hear that. Bleh.
Forum: Miami Dolphins Civilized Discussion

No official word yet up here about Holliday being signed by the Pats. In fact they're hinting otherwise, for what it's worth (not much) : "Nothing appears to be imminent between the Patriots and veteran defensive lineman Vonnie Holliday, whom the team hosted earlier this week." --Boston Globe online (Boston.com)
Forum: Miami Dolphins Civilized Discussion