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looks like you and your '16 registration sticker got into quite an argument there, NitWhitt

My mistake.

Clearly he's "doing pretty well" at receiver - even though he's never actually run as much as a single practice play as a WR and there are like 15 receivers on the Browns roster.

Gawd, please no on those uniforms. Looks like something Maryland would wear, if you added a few state flags.

It just looks like you're trying too hard. We don't need a bunch of contrasting colors and weird segments on a uniform.

The stripe on the helmets is a nice touch, though. Make in an alternate.

I respect your opinion, but at a certain point, I think you're desperately trying to hear what you want to hear, and not necessarily understanding what is being said.

Ok, the first "quote" is neither negative nor positive. It's just a statement of fact about the process - from the beginning of the process. It could be about any young QB; it just happens to be about Thomas.

After that, you have one direct quote about Thomas, one "acknowledgement" attributed to Arians (but not a direct quote), and some conjecture by sports writers.

Pretty much exactly what I said.

I was trying to find a Firefly gif, meme, or video that included the word gorram, and ended up coming across something even better:

Maybe I'm largely alone in this, but whether I am home or away, I always try to interact with fans of the opposing team, wish them luck, ask them what they think about the game, etc. - and I have rarely had a negative experience, and if I did, it was someone blowing me off rather than being verbally disrespectful. If I was in Lane Stadium on Sep 7, I'd introduce myself and who I was with to those around, ask people their names and where they are from, and I would expect to have a great time. It seems to work everywhere.

Bad experiences with fan bases in my experience arise from: 1) people I haven't interacted with 2) people with higher BAC 3) immature people. Forums add another problem because anonymity seems to make people say things they never would face to face. I try to talk to other fans as if we were standing on a street corner talking football, and that seems to generally go over pretty well.

I've had bad experiences with Buckeye fans in Ohio Stadium due to the above 3 things. I had a couple of drunk college aged boys say suggestive things to my 15 year old daughter one time. When she told me, I had a conversation with them, and interestingly enough, they left their seats in the 1st qtr and I never saw them the rest of the day.

Point is - people are people no matter where you go. A lot of good ones, and always some bad ones. It's made me conclude that no fan base has cornered the market on good ones, or doesn't have it's fair share of bad ones. FWIW

I hear ya. I can't wait to go to the beer garden a block away from work at the end of the day. I'ven been thinking about a Weizenbock all week.

Wow.... awful editing... They completely cut off his outlook on our upcoming season before it starts, which is, you know, what you buy the magazine for. What a complete joke

Fireman, but I'm the terrorism liaison officer.

Edit: Think Homeland security but for the local level, bad news it's worse than most people realize. Especially certain states and areas.

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