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I don't doubt your experience at KC. Chiefs Planet is a cesspool though. Way too many people who refer to beating Buffalo this upcoming game as anal rape.
Let's fuck them in the ass along with their shitty ass team!!!
Originally Posted by stumppy:
Posted Monday at 09:55 AM
So besides all that blatant cheating, Josh Allen said I don't care we are winning this game like he always does. And that continued into overtime when he correctly called Tails never fails on the coin toss! Go watch what Hussey does on the coin flip after Josh calls tails...he looks down at the coin, flips it over and then proceeds to do a weak toss! That little flip he did pre toss changed the outcome of the flip and the game as we never got the ball. Josh Allen, our team, all of us, we were all cheated out of our destiny in that moment. Husseys' head should roll and the OT rules should change.
Posted Monday at 02:08 PM
Not if you practice the flip enough...I've proved this before by starting on a predetermined face and doing a certain speed and gotten 10+ in a row of whatever side I was trying to get
Originally Posted by RealSNR:
I know nothing about vBulletin or any of the DaFace nerd ass bullshit regarding forum software, but that one bitch seemed to imply that CP runs on outdated technology.
If that's the case, then why does their forum look like a goddamn cookie cutter Angelfire piece of shit if it's so goddamn advanced?
Do you know what this place really needs?? Ads while scrolling through threads and a shit ton of white space for MOAR SCROLLING..... bleeding edge message board technology!!! [Reply]
Originally Posted by njchiefs:
So has anybody ever thought about what the word “cesspool” actually means? It’s obvious what a “pool” is, but what is “cess”. I’ve never heard any call someone a cesshead or a piece of cess. The best I’ve found is that its origin may be from the Old French where “souspiraile” roughly means airhole.
You nailed it.
Etymologies
from The American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, 4th Edition
[Perhaps alteration (influenced by pool) of obsolete cesperalle, drainpipe, from Middle English suspiral, vent, from Old French sospirail, breathing hole, from souspirer, to breathe, from Latin suspīrāre, to sigh; see suspire.]
from Wiktionary, Creative Commons Attribution/Share-Alike License
By folk etymology (influence from pool) from earlier cesperalle, alteration of Middle English suspiral, from Middle French souspirail ("air hole"), from soupirer, souspirer ("to sigh, breathe"), from Latin suspirare. [Reply]
Originally Posted by stumppy:
Posted Monday at 09:55 AM
So besides all that blatant cheating, Josh Allen said I don't care we are winning this game like he always does. And that continued into overtime when he correctly called Tails never fails on the coin toss! Go watch what Hussey does on the coin flip after Josh calls tails...he looks down at the coin, flips it over and then proceeds to do a weak toss! That little flip he did pre toss changed the outcome of the flip and the game as we never got the ball. Josh Allen, our team, all of us, we were all cheated out of our destiny in that moment. Husseys' head should roll and the OT rules should change.
Posted Monday at 02:08 PM
Not if you practice the flip enough...I've proved this before by starting on a predetermined face and doing a certain speed and gotten 10+ in a row of whatever side I was trying to get
Originally Posted by Bearcat:
Do you know what this place really needs?? Ads while scrolling through threads and a shit ton of white space for MOAR SCROLLING..... bleeding edge message board technology!!!
Originally Posted by displacedinMN:
Holy shit is that desperation I smell?
Game is over. They are not going to go back and replay the toss etc.
It was all a master plan. Instead of just calling pass interference, illegal hands to the face or some other random penalty on the defense in those last 13 seconds to secure the Bills loss, the ref decided he would pay for private tutoring sessions with David Copperfield on how to do coin tricks so he could sabotage the coin toss. Absolutely brilliant. [Reply]
Originally Posted by Spott:
It was all a master plan. Instead of just calling pass interference, illegal hands to the face or some other random penalty on the defense in those last 13 seconds to secure the Bills loss, the ref decided he would pay for private tutoring sessions with David Copperfield on how to do coin tricks so he could sabotage the coin toss. Absolutely brilliant.
Lance Burton is a magician.
Michael Burton is our fullback.
Originally Posted by Spott:
It was all a master plan. Instead of just calling pass interference, illegal hands to the face or some other random penalty on the defense in those last 13 seconds to secure the Bills loss, the ref decided he would pay for private tutoring sessions with David Copperfield on how to do coin tricks so he could sabotage the coin toss. Absolutely brilliant.
For his next trick, the ref was going to throw a flag but instead he would then pull out hundreds of rainbow handkerchiefs tied together. [Reply]
Originally Posted by stumppy:
Posted Monday at 09:55 AM
So besides all that blatant cheating, Josh Allen said I don't care we are winning this game like he always does. And that continued into overtime when he correctly called Tails never fails on the coin toss! Go watch what Hussey does on the coin flip after Josh calls tails...he looks down at the coin, flips it over and then proceeds to do a weak toss! That little flip he did pre toss changed the outcome of the flip and the game as we never got the ball. Josh Allen, our team, all of us, we were all cheated out of our destiny in that moment. Husseys' head should roll and the OT rules should change.
Posted Monday at 02:08 PM
Not if you practice the flip enough...I've proved this before by starting on a predetermined face and doing a certain speed and gotten 10+ in a row of whatever side I was trying to get
Here is where they score their last TD. Gets really sad to read over the next several pages.
I guess I just can't agree with their slams on their defense there. Sure, by the end they weren't doing much anymore, but that secondary played one of the better games I've ever seen through 3+ quarters.
Mahomes just overpowered it. The coverage downfield was just excellent and for the most part the LBs did a nice job keeping things bottled up over the middle as well.
Buffalo's D made that exceptionally difficult on Mahomes for nearly the entire game. And if Hill is human at all, that's not a score either.
The defense played well, the Chiefs offense just played a little better. It happens. [Reply]
Originally Posted by DJ's left nut:
I guess I just can't agree with their slams on their defense there. Sure, by the end they weren't doing much anymore, but that secondary played one of the better games I've ever seen through 3+ quarters.
Mahomes just overpowered it. The coverage downfield was just excellent and for the most part the LBs did a nice job keeping things bottled up over the middle as well.
Buffalo's D made that exceptionally difficult on Mahomes for nearly the entire game. And if Hill is human at all, that's not a score either.
The defense played well, the Chiefs offense just played a little better. It happens.
I think we’re also just seeing a bit of the NFL turning more into the NBA. This game was a perfect example.
The QBs anymore are just too damn good. You simply can’t defend everything in today's NFL, especially against the best teams.
The Bills had the number 1 ranked defense. Sure those rankings aren’t always perfect, but they’re clearly top 10 (even if the rankings are skewed a bit). [Reply]
Originally Posted by smithandrew051:
I think we’re also just seeing a bit of the NFL turning more into the NBA. This game was a perfect example.
The QBs anymore are just too damn good. You simply can’t defend everything in today's NFL, especially against the best teams.
The Bills had the number 1 ranked defense. Sure those rankings aren’t always perfect, but they’re clearly top 10 (even if the rankings are skewed a bit).
I think I read that the Bills got pressure on something like 39% of their snaps as well.
The problem is that Mahomes numbers were actually a bit better under pressure than they were when he wasn't.
It's just God Mode stuff. That's it and that's all. Those defensive backs played damn well. Their DL was constantly making Mahomes shift/move around in the pocket. He simply didn't miss. He never quit on a play. He never made so much as a single mental error.
He played a virtually perfect football game by a guy who's physical tools match/exceed anyone who's ever played this sport. And despite all that he had, what, 200 yards passing at the 2-minute warning?
The Bills defense played fantastic. But Mahomes was just awe-inspiring. I've never seen a QB play that well and I've watched every snap this kid has ever taken. You can't do it any better than that, especially against a defense that truly was playing its ass off. [Reply]
