Jennings and Packers reach deal on contract

[Pacopete4]

Paco Pete probably just got his last warning.

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[hoosier]

probably why it says the word maybe, eh fuck stick? AP is a better offensive weapon than anyone he's ever played with, plain and simple.


that's debating what issue we were talking about...

If you remove the words in red, you might be able to argue that you're debating. As it is, your post singlehandedly turned a debate into something ugly. Why do you find it necessary to add words that--I'm only guessing here--you would never dream of using if you were talking to him face to face?

[Pacopete4]

probably why it says the word maybe, eh fuck stick? AP is a better offensive weapon than anyone he's ever played with, plain and simple.


that's debating what issue we were talking about...

If you remove the words in red, you might be able to argue that you're debating. As it is, your post singlehandedly turned a debate into something ugly. Why do you find it necessary to add words that--I'm only guessing here--you would never dream of using if you were talking to him face to face?

eh, its quite possible I still call him a fuck stick in person. Either way, I was debating. Even though I'm not sure why because he himself put the maybe in bold so obviously I wasn't stating that AP was the greatest of all time yet... which is the reason for the fuck stick comment.. like it or not, I used it. my bad....

[Lurker64]

This thread could use way less "fuck stick." I don't see any reason that football talk shouldn't remain 100% "fuck stick" free.

[Administrator]

Just a hint PacoPete - STOP REPEATING IT. Move on.

[Pacopete4]

This thread could use way less "fuck stick." I don't see any reason that football talk shouldn't remain 100% "fuck stick" free.

I hereby claim that I will never use the words fuck and stick, when using them as back to back words, at packerrats ever... ever again

[Pacopete4]

Just a hint PacoPete - STOP REPEATING IT. Move on.

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This thread could use way less "fuck stick." I don't see any reason that football talk shouldn't remain 100% "fuck stick" free.

[Pacopete4]

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This thread could use way less "fuck stick." I don't see any reason that football talk shouldn't remain 100% "fuck stick" free.

love it!

[pbmax]

1)Asinine is niether an insult or an expletive....

You are not just disagreeing with an opinion, you are insulting the person who holds it. If you think that word is not pejorative, I suggest you go into work and characterize your superior's next suggestion as that and see what happens. So don't waste the time failing to split an imaginary hair.

You also fail to make your own case that the opinion is wrong. You characterize it as stupid (which is the definition of the word you don't believe to be an insult), but present no evidence nor any logic that might lead someone to conclude the same as you. You hope that heaping condescension on the poster and the opinion will win you the day, without having to take the time to convince other observers or participants of your own case. You are essentially name calling, and failing to contribute.

I wouldn't usually bother posting about this, but the contributions you made around the draft convince me that we would be better off having you here. But the insults have to stop. Not because we are too faint-hearted to survive them, but because of the six return insults that immediately result.

Just. Stop. It.

[Rastak]

I think the new sheriff is in town and some of the old non-football insults are going to be a thing of the past. I was out of line a few weeks back and regretted it immediately.

Discussing people's positions on things is fine, the insults and other BS (including stuff that's completely tasteless in the real world, in which the internet resides) being taken out of here is a good thing.

[Lurker64]

I think the new sheriff is in town and some of the old non-football insults are going to be a thing of the past. I was out of line a few weeks back and regretted it immediately.

Discussing people's positions on things is fine, the insults and other BS (including stuff that's completely tasteless in the real world, in which the internet resides) being taken out of here is a good thing.

I definitely agree. Good natured smack-talking is one thing (and is totally appropriate and reasonable on a sports forum), but actually deliberately insulting someone out of anger or other antipathy is something that we need to be rid of here.

[cpk1994]

1)Asinine is niether an insult or an expletive....

You are not just disagreeing with an opinion, you are insulting the person who holds it. If you think that word is not pejorative, I suggest you go into work and characterize your superior's next suggestion as that and see what happens. So don't waste the time failing to split an imaginary hair.

You also fail to make your own case that the opinion is wrong. You characterize it as stupid (which is the definition of the word you don't believe to be an insult), but present no evidence nor any logic that might lead someone to conclude the same as you. You hope that heaping condescension on the poster and the opinion will win you the day, without having to take the time to convince other observers or participants of your own case. You are essentially name calling, and failing to contribute.

I wouldn't usually bother posting about this, but the contributions you made around the draft convince me that we would be better off having you here. But the insults have to stop. Not because we are too faint-hearted to survive them, but because of the six return insults that immediately result.

Just. Stop. It.

I characterize the theory that McCarthy and Capers "fear" Favre stupid or assinine. Nothing more. Nothing less.

McCarthy standing up to Favre last offesason and refusing to back down is proof enough. He didn't fear Favre when public sentiemt was severly against him during the fiasco. Coaching against him in two games will be a cakewalk compared to dealing with Favre's childish antics last year.

Capers is one of the best defesnive minds in the business and fearing a 40 year old player you will only see twice would be a waste of his time, especially considering that building his defense is a more important matter. He has gone agsint Favre, Manning Brady etc. After all the years he has been in the game nothing should faze him or cause him to "fear".

Coaches who fear certain "players" should get out of the profession entirely.

[cpk1994]

2)I said that it is asinine to think that McCarthy and Capers fear Favre. Do you think Capers and McCarthy fear Favre?

the only real thing we have to go off on is the fact that they wouldn't let him go wherever he wanted to play football. That tells me they must fear him to a point, doesn't it?

Yea, it could be that

Or it could be that, like any other competent GM in the league, TT had an asset that he knew he could receive value for. But I'm sure Brett, and his fan's, feelings should have been much more important.

I agree. To put this into perspective. you will note that the Patriots traded Matt Cassel outside of their division. Were they wrong becuase they didn't let Cassel go to the Bills or Dolphins?

[SnakeLH2006]

Speaking of fucksticks is one thing (it is uncalled for and juvenile), but if Paco is gone, shouldn't his alter-ego/nemesis CPK be gone too? No? Both of differing opinions that piss off most veteran PackerRats, but alas, just the same, except CPK is even MORE negative about EVERYTHING then Paco. Gonna clean house with Paco?...then let's clean it up. Just saying...

Back on topic...Good deal. We'll get Jennings done again in 4 years. Don't piss off the franchise player.