Comments on: Super Bowl XLVI – Back on the Practice Field

By: Tide Bronco

Tide Bronco — Thu, 02 Feb 2012 17:22:20 +0000

*work it out.

By: Tide Bronco

Tide Bronco — Thu, 02 Feb 2012 17:18:51 +0000

Great comment, Oldsouth. It would surprise me if this didn’t get worked out amicably between Tebow and Rod Parsley’s group. Who knows whether Tebow actually signed the contract, or if it was signed by his staff with a power of attorney? And it doesn’t matter.

For all we know, Parsley probably will not want any negative attention brought on his organization and their “revival” with a breach of contract proceeding against Tebow. For sure, Tebow will do his best to work it. At any rate, it’s their business to settle.

By: baylinorcrush

baylinorcrush — Thu, 02 Feb 2012 16:25:54 +0000

Why would his people even want to have him there in the first place….

Now that “whatever” group says they have a contract with him and want him to honor it, just what Tebow and all of us need…

By: Bronco_Turtle

Bronco_Turtle — Thu, 02 Feb 2012 16:24:22 +0000

It comes down to this… We are part of nature, and as such we have 4 basic drives that are innate to our survival, and they are

Food, Shelter, Water and Comfort (Peace of Mind)

By controlling these things you can literally control the way a population is allowed to form conscious reasoning and manipulate the thought process in relationship to natural values and what an individual considers to be ‘Right or Wrong’. This is why Monkeys that grow up on different dirt have different ‘religions’ and it makes us fundamentally at odds…

Think about this… People all have the same basic needs and desires for life, and if we could communicate with others we would see we are all the same fundamentally. As a planet we don’t even have a common language…

The human Monkey is very primitive in its evolution, and not until you get over your own ‘importance’ can you ever start to affect a real meaningful long term change…

By: oldsouthstander

oldsouthstander — Thu, 02 Feb 2012 16:19:56 +0000

I feel very strongly that discussing religion and/or pliitics on the Bronco blog is inapproiprite, but, I feel it important to violate my own “rule”.
As a non-Christian (Neither Jewish or Muslim) I’d like to thank TT for cancelling his scheduled appearance at an event whose featured speakers are diseminators of hatred and dissention. Thank you TT for truly practicing and following the golden rule. One of the many things that it common to all religious beliefs.

By: Bronco_Turtle

Bronco_Turtle — Thu, 02 Feb 2012 16:15:25 +0000

Could, but it would take a couple hours a day for the next month or so… I write books on the topic, which I limit to 25k words each…

I simpy think it is a joke, for any intelligent person to base the success or value of their existence on this planet around something as imaginery as a ‘Dollar’…

Money and Modern Religions are socialistic control mechanisms, that have evolved to continue the subjegation of the ‘free’ population once a majority of our society ‘moved away’ from a fuedal system…

We live in a country where we are ‘Free to do what we are told’… I know this is a football blog so I won’t expand too much, but it is silly that people only blame others for the condition that our Nation is in… Every person that accepts what is going on around them is equally responsible for changing it…

By: baylinorcrush

baylinorcrush — Thu, 02 Feb 2012 16:09:21 +0000

I think it’s funny that the cow man keeps chanting bring on the beef, haha.

By: baylinorcrush

baylinorcrush — Thu, 02 Feb 2012 16:08:06 +0000

So you don’t care to clarify your stance yesterday for TRB and sndvl’s benefit? LOL.

By: Bronco_Turtle

Bronco_Turtle — Thu, 02 Feb 2012 16:05:33 +0000

VON TEBOW FOOTBALL!!!! 2012

BRING ON THE BEEEEEEF!!!!!

By: baylinorcrush

baylinorcrush — Thu, 02 Feb 2012 16:05:16 +0000

Weird that it takes this SB to have Damien come back to mind:

Indianapolis — New York Giants running back Brandon Jacobs said his former junior college teammate Damien Nash still pops through his mind.

“I think about him all the time,” Jacobs said. “I’m talking about a talented guy who had it all.”

Jacobs and Nash shared the same backfield at Coffeyville Community College in Kansas. Nash was a Broncos backup running back in 2006 but he collapsed of a fatal heart attack on Feb. 24, 2007 following a charity basketball game he organized to raise funds for his brother, who was waiting for a heart transplant. (From Klis)

And I hear that Gronk’s foot is feeling much better since the boot came off and that barring unusual circumstances he’ll play.