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Super Bowl LI: Puppies, Commercials, And Some Football Too

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See how we all came together from different regions to hate on the west coast.

Hope.
 
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See how we all came together from different regions to hate on the Patriots.

Hope.
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E Pluribus Unum.
 
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Jimjamesak said:
Here on the West Coast we find the whole lot of you a bag of assh_les. Boston, New York, Texas, the South, the Midwest, you all suck.
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Woo-hoo. Born in Boston, raised in the midwest, back in Boston.

A ginormous bag of assh_les. :cool:
 
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Guys, guys, guys!! We all can agree that Wisconsites suck hard.

Peace to all.
 
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unofan said:
This would mean more if Patriots fans actual existed prior to 2001.
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Um, there are a least a few of us who were fans during the dark days (I still ***g hate Ben Dreith for that call against Sugar Bear).
 
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RENCEB said:
Um, there are a least a few of us who were fans during the dark days (I still ***g hate Ben Dreith for that call against Sugar Bear).
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Even Kenny Stabler said it was a bullshyte call.
 
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SonofSouthie said:
Rod Rust.

Almost gets electrocuted at his hiring presser(look it up) then proceeds to lead the team to a 1-15 record. :/
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Clive (rhymes with "leave") Rush was the electrocutee. Rod Rust did achieve the 1-15.
 
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CLS said:
Clive (rhymes with "leave") Rush was the electrocutee. Rod Rust did achieve the 1-15.
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You are correct good sir. Ahh the good old days, where you could walk up to the box office on game days and get good seats.
 
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SonofSouthie said:
You are correct good sir. Ahh the good old days, where you could walk up to the box office on game days and get good seats.
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If by "good seats" you mean aluminum benches with puddles of beer on them, but close to the field.;)
 
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RENCEB said:
Um, there are a least a few of us who were fans during the dark days (I still ***g hate Ben Dreith for that call against Sugar Bear).
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I believe that Raiders team went on to win the Super Bowl.

Not complaining really, who knows how that would have changed the trajectory of the franchise.

There is a definite lack of understanding of Pats history from some of the haters, I mean posters on here. That team in '76 was championship caliber, among a run of good Chuck Fairbanks teams with Russ Francis, John Hannah, Mike Haynes, Cunningham, Grogan, etc. in the mid 70s.

They made the playoffs 3 times in the 80s, including a Super Bowl appearance. That was the whole time of Squish the Fish, which captured a lot of attention and fans, my humble apologies to those who think they know "all" about the Pats because they went to school here in the 90s or 00s.

The Pats have really only had one bad extended run in their entire history, that was the first half of the 90s, 5 years of ineptitude that the hates, again sorry posters, latch on to. Even with that, they've had exactly 1 one-win season in their history, which I think would surprise a lot of people who think they know the Pats history.

And that bad 5 year run ended with the hiring of Bill Parcells in 95? 96?, and we all know how it's gone from there, for the last 20 years.
 
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CLS said:
If by "good seats" you mean aluminum benches with puddles of beer on them, but close to the field.;)
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Went to my first game in 1969 at Alumni. It wasn't really a stadium then, aluminum bleachers around the field. Went to my 2nd game the following year at Harvard Stadium, more aluminum benches. When Schaefer Stadium opened in '71 yeah, it was still aluminum benches but it was paradise, finally a "home".
 
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E.J. Smith said:
And that bad 5 year run ended with the hiring of Bill Parcells in 95? 96?, and we all know how it's gone from there, for the last 20 years.
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Oddly enough they owe the beginnings of all this success to the forgotten owner James Orthwein! He was ultimately the one who hired Parcells, and after Kraft wouldn't let him out of his lease to move the team he took it like a man and dealt the team to Kraft instead of running to court. He was also a clean break from the Victor Kiam era.
 
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