wv wrote:

Still, it was a terrible non-call. I am guessing every hardcore, longterm football fan has their own list of terrible calls that cost their teams playoff victories. Thats football. Off the top of my head, one that I always think of (for some odd reason) is the ‘push-off’ noncall between the old Cowboys and Vikings. A lot of Viking fans STILL grumble about ‘that’ one.

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As a Rams fan, instead of thinking about a bad call that ruined the lives of a lot of Vikings fans (something that should be celebrated) I think about the 74 playoffs when the Rams had the ball on the Vikings’ one yard line, and Alan Page jumped offsides, but the refs called a penalty on Tom Mack. Replays showed that Tom Mack never moved. Cost the Rams the game.

I’m sure it warms your heart to think of that moment but for Rams fans it’s a painful reminder that the universe is cold and uncaring, and that the Vikings must be destroyed at all costs.

Happy B-day, Ramsmaineiac.

Watch for a bunch of babies in LA being named Greg tonight.

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Sheesh, Anderson and Gurley don’t make the list?

Zooey wrote:

wv wrote:

The Talib play was weird. I dunno what he was doing.

But THE weirdest play was the bad-call that went against Dallas. The phantom sack. That was the worst ‘in the grasp’ call I’ve ever seen.

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If I understand you right, what you are saying there is that you hate the Rams.

Noted.

I suppose wv cowboy thinks Dallas would have won if it wasn’t for the refs.

Tell him to go bury his face in his Walt Garrison body pillow and cry it out.

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nittany ram wrote:

InvaderRam wrote:

although. yes. as petty as it may be. i don’t want the chargers to have any success. is that wrong?

I hope the Chargers get destroyed on Sunday. I hope they are humiliated so badly that they decide to immediately dissolve the organization before they even fly back from Boston.

That could happen, right?

I see it differently.

First I don’t mind 2 winners in LA.

Second no way you will get me to endorse a Patz win.

Third I think the Chargers are deserving, they’re a good story IMO.

So it looks like we have us…a board war.

Like the British Navy, the Pats dominance is coming to an end. One more victory matters little.

And what makes the Chargers such a compelling story? Perhaps the most talent-laden team in the league wins a buncha’ games and makes the playoffs? That’s a good story?

Nah, to me a better story would be: “Unworthy and unwanted team that dared challenge the Rams for LA supremacy perishes in frigid eastern Massachusetts like the Germans at Stalingrad”.

Sorry for your loss, Rick.

I know from personal experience what it’s like to lose a dog. They truly are a member of the family.

One of the most beloved members of the family if I’m being honest. Especially if extended family is included.

Anyway, hopefully the Rams can provide a least a little distraction at this time.

Take care.

More on the lack of efficacy of traditional Chinese medicine…

Link: https://theness.com/neurologicablog/index.php/the-nobel-and-chinese-medicine/

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I think I like the home teams in these match-ups.

Neijohrwunsch!

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