whodatnation
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It's not that everyone it butt hurt about not making it to the SB,,, people just dont like seahawk fans. FFS you guys were throwing food at Bowman as he was being carted off!
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It's not that everyone it butt hurt about not making it to the SB,,, people just dont like seahawk fans. FFS you guys were throwing food at Bowman as he was being carted off!
colocowboy
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Man that kind of stuff is terrible, I love watching great players make plays. It is a damn shame when someone gets hurt like Bowman did, it's low class bull shit to berate and humiliate him by chucking food at him. It makes me sick how low some stoop!
PeyoteReligion
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Its a team sport, and he's arguably the most important part of the team. You wouldn't hear a single player on the niners just blame Kaep. His receiver also didn't make those plays.
whodatnation
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Well we will just agree do disagree on that one.
The first pic he threw was a garbage garbage throw, bad decision on HIS part the receiver could do nothing about it. The strip fumble was also him not paying attention to his surroundings while just letting the rock hang out recklessly... The last pic was a bad throw in desperation at the end,,, also considering sherman was over there = bad decision for sure.
The first pic he threw was a garbage garbage throw, bad decision on HIS part the receiver could do nothing about it. The strip fumble was also him not paying attention to his surroundings while just letting the rock hang out recklessly... The last pic was a bad throw in desperation at the end,,, also considering sherman was over there = bad decision for sure.
PeyoteReligion
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I don't condone that and know one I know does you dumbass. There were stabbings at the niners stadium this year. That was a bad fan or two, and every city has bad fans, I can remember the game but I remember the crowd cheering an opponents injury earlier in the year. Cant remember the team. Every team has asshole fans.
Because we are loud and support a team with no super bowl, that makes us bad fans? I haven't heard one intelligent responce as to why Seattle has bad fans, just ignorant anecdotes that you sheepishly repeat. You were liking my posts all season long, but now suddenly not anymore. I think that says a lot about the class as a fan.
PeyoteReligion
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Did I not give mad props to every quality team we played this year? Have I not show respect to even the noners and NO as organizations? Or do you just hear "Seattle has bad fan" on tv and just follow? Not only have I been respectful all season, but I've also been fair. I don't know how I'm suddenly a bad fan.
PeyoteReligion
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What did I do when Bowman got hurt? I said "you don't wish that on anyone". Yeah real terrible fan. Judging the actions of an entire city based on the actions of a few classes asses is just lame. Your smarter than that, man.
whodatnation
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lol calm down man, nothing was directed toward you specifically so Im not sure where all this "calling me" is coming from.
Said nothing about people being loud makes you a bad fan,,, not even hinted at it.
How can I be a dumb ass yet be "smarter than that",,, one or the other!
I'm having a hard time figuring out why you are so defensive and lashing out at everyone? You do remember you're going to the superbowl, right? For the second time I might add! Thats double the times the saints have been!
And I dont really watch TV so Im not sure what they are saying about the fans,,, sounds like they may be saying not so good things about em'? It just seems like the majority of comments made around the internet by hawks fans are all "we are the best and fuk you!!! Fuk everyone yay!!!"
And something shows when you resort to petty name calling, c'mon man!
Oh, and what did you do when Bowman got hurt??? You plastered a big up-close picture of the injury lol. I for one dont like seeing that kind of stuff, but decided not to say anything, Im not here to say what you should and shouldn't post.
Said nothing about people being loud makes you a bad fan,,, not even hinted at it.
How can I be a dumb ass yet be "smarter than that",,, one or the other!
I'm having a hard time figuring out why you are so defensive and lashing out at everyone? You do remember you're going to the superbowl, right? For the second time I might add! Thats double the times the saints have been!
And I dont really watch TV so Im not sure what they are saying about the fans,,, sounds like they may be saying not so good things about em'? It just seems like the majority of comments made around the internet by hawks fans are all "we are the best and fuk you!!! Fuk everyone yay!!!"
And something shows when you resort to petty name calling, c'mon man!
Oh, and what did you do when Bowman got hurt??? You plastered a big up-close picture of the injury lol. I for one dont like seeing that kind of stuff, but decided not to say anything, Im not here to say what you should and shouldn't post.
tiny roach
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WOW............the rivalry gets tense in here, huh? Best stored up for S.B. Sunday, and let it all loose, that day..............I'm gonna
(whispers)........go seahawks...........lol !!!!!
(whispers)........go seahawks...........lol !!!!!
reggaerican
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Lmao.. Look at the disgust in Erin's face.. Then peyote running around hating the world all in the name of Seattle..
sorry Tiny roach, but Go Denver..!
sorry Tiny roach, but Go Denver..!
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genuity
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ahahhaahhhahahahahaahahhahahahaa......them hawks better win,or it is gonna be a very long road back to the SB.
i see no way the will stop any of the wideouts on denver,and HARVIN better take some asprin,for the big hits in this game.
sherman fuck himself with the refs,he put a big spotlight on his back with that one.
i see no way the will stop any of the wideouts on denver,and HARVIN better take some asprin,for the big hits in this game.
sherman fuck himself with the refs,he put a big spotlight on his back with that one.
whodatnation
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[h=1]Super Bowl Weed Billboards Erected[/h]Posted on January 28, 2014 at 9:51 am by David Downs in featured, Health
National Football League athletes can bash their brains out to the delight of millions, but cant use a medicine proven to protect the brain. That hypocrisy will be highlighted this week thanks to five billboards going up around the Super Bowls stadium in New Jersey, paid for by the advocacy group Marijuana Policy Project.
Today MPP announced the Broncos and Seahawks-themed ads, which feature players asking why the league punishes them for using a substance that is less harmful to their bodies than alcohol, or football itself.
Two, 60-foot-wide digital billboards near MetLife Stadium in New Jersey feature images of footballers and read: Marijuana is less harmful to our bodies than alcohol. Why does the league punish us for making the safer choice?
The color schemes of the ads reflect the teams competing in this years Super Bowl, both of whichhail from states that have legalized marijuana for adults.
Marijuana is a federaly illegal schedule 1 drug considered as dangerous as heroin or LSD. Yet the federal government has also patented components of marijuana as a neuroprotectant meaning they protect the brain from further damage during stroke and other injury.
Marijuana is less toxic, less addictive, and less harmful to the body than alcohol, stated MPP Director of Communications Mason Tvert in a release. Why would the NFL want to steer its players toward drinking and away from making the safer choice to use marijuana instead? If it is okay for athletes to douse each other with champagne in front of the cameras, it should be okay for them to use marijuana privately in their homes.
Two additional 60-foot-wide digital billboards highlight the relative safety of marijuana compared to alcohol and playing professional football.
One depicts an unconscious man holding a bottle laying on the ground next to an injured football player, accompanied by the text: Marijuana: Safer than alcohol and football.
The other features a mug of beer, a cracked football helmet, and a marijuana leaf below the words Beer, Football, and Safer, respectively.
Taking a big hit of marijuana poses less potential harm than taking a big hit from an NFL linebacker or a big shot of tequila, Tvert stated. Whether its a concussion or a hangover, its a sign that youve done more harm to your brain than marijuana could ever do.
The fifth billboard resembles a scoreboard and shows that the number of marijuana arrests in the U.S. each year is nearly equal to the total attendance of the last 10 Super Bowls combined.
There were 749,824 arrests for marijuana-related offenses in 2012, according to the Federal Bureau of Investigation, and 751,203 total attendees at Super Bowls XXXVIII through XLVII, according to SportingCharts.com.
But what message will these billboards send to the children?, some critics will ask. Well, childrenregularly die playing football. Meanwhile, zero people have ever died from a marijuana overdose,medical literature shows.
The billboards are located on I-78 near the New Jersey Turnpike toll plaza in Newark; on I-495 leading to the Lincoln Tunnel west of Routes 1 and 9 in North Bergen; on I-80 east off the turnpike in Teaneck; and two are located on the Garden State Parkway near the Raritan toll plaza north of Sayreville.
MPP also launched a Change.org petition directed at NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell, calling on the NFL to change its marijuana policy. The organization will deliver the petition which has received more than 12,000 signatures to the league on Wednesday following a media availability at 10:00 a.m. ET in front of NFL Headquarters (345 Park Avenue, New York City).
National Football League athletes can bash their brains out to the delight of millions, but cant use a medicine proven to protect the brain. That hypocrisy will be highlighted this week thanks to five billboards going up around the Super Bowls stadium in New Jersey, paid for by the advocacy group Marijuana Policy Project.
Today MPP announced the Broncos and Seahawks-themed ads, which feature players asking why the league punishes them for using a substance that is less harmful to their bodies than alcohol, or football itself.
Two, 60-foot-wide digital billboards near MetLife Stadium in New Jersey feature images of footballers and read: Marijuana is less harmful to our bodies than alcohol. Why does the league punish us for making the safer choice?
The color schemes of the ads reflect the teams competing in this years Super Bowl, both of whichhail from states that have legalized marijuana for adults.
Marijuana is a federaly illegal schedule 1 drug considered as dangerous as heroin or LSD. Yet the federal government has also patented components of marijuana as a neuroprotectant meaning they protect the brain from further damage during stroke and other injury.
Marijuana is less toxic, less addictive, and less harmful to the body than alcohol, stated MPP Director of Communications Mason Tvert in a release. Why would the NFL want to steer its players toward drinking and away from making the safer choice to use marijuana instead? If it is okay for athletes to douse each other with champagne in front of the cameras, it should be okay for them to use marijuana privately in their homes.
Two additional 60-foot-wide digital billboards highlight the relative safety of marijuana compared to alcohol and playing professional football.
One depicts an unconscious man holding a bottle laying on the ground next to an injured football player, accompanied by the text: Marijuana: Safer than alcohol and football.
The other features a mug of beer, a cracked football helmet, and a marijuana leaf below the words Beer, Football, and Safer, respectively.
Taking a big hit of marijuana poses less potential harm than taking a big hit from an NFL linebacker or a big shot of tequila, Tvert stated. Whether its a concussion or a hangover, its a sign that youve done more harm to your brain than marijuana could ever do.
The fifth billboard resembles a scoreboard and shows that the number of marijuana arrests in the U.S. each year is nearly equal to the total attendance of the last 10 Super Bowls combined.
There were 749,824 arrests for marijuana-related offenses in 2012, according to the Federal Bureau of Investigation, and 751,203 total attendees at Super Bowls XXXVIII through XLVII, according to SportingCharts.com.
But what message will these billboards send to the children?, some critics will ask. Well, childrenregularly die playing football. Meanwhile, zero people have ever died from a marijuana overdose,medical literature shows.
The billboards are located on I-78 near the New Jersey Turnpike toll plaza in Newark; on I-495 leading to the Lincoln Tunnel west of Routes 1 and 9 in North Bergen; on I-80 east off the turnpike in Teaneck; and two are located on the Garden State Parkway near the Raritan toll plaza north of Sayreville.
MPP also launched a Change.org petition directed at NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell, calling on the NFL to change its marijuana policy. The organization will deliver the petition which has received more than 12,000 signatures to the league on Wednesday following a media availability at 10:00 a.m. ET in front of NFL Headquarters (345 Park Avenue, New York City).
whodatnation
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Someone should hold an intervention.
A leading group promoting America’s failed war on drugs has bought up Super Bowl-area billboards to support ongoing pot prohibition. Problem is, it’s arguably the most pathetic billboard ever.
The ad looks this:
Project SAM billboard most pathetic ad ever?
Seriously? A clip art football player, pot leaf, and uninspired, recycled ‘90s anti-drug messaging? This is the best the church ladies got? Marketing and Design 101 students would point out the lack of balance, cheesy fonts, and overall lack of inspiration. Three stoners and some crayons could have done a more compelling job.
Instead, this is the campaign of Project Smart Against Marijuana or Project SAM, which is headed up by die-hard pot fighter Kevin Sabet, who has teamed up with rehabbed cocaine and alcohol addictPatrick Kennedy.
Project SAM’s new Super Bowl ad will be placed on digital and vinyl billboards throughout the New York-New Jersey area “to raise awareness about the harms of marijuana”, the group states in a release.
The billboards appear to be a response to the Marijuana Policy Project purchasing Super Bowl-related billboards noting that cannabis is safer than alcohol or football.
“Marijuana use saps motivation, perseverance, and determination, – the opposite of what it takes to win the Super Bowl,” Kennedy stated in a release. “It is not a safe drug, especially for kids, and we need to reiterate the message to coaches, parents, players, and teens alike that it has no place in football.”
“This country is on the brink of creating a massive marijuana industry that will inevitably target teens and other vulnerable populations. Misconceptions about marijuana are becoming more and more prevalent,” said Sabet, who will be out of work if America stops fighting its $42 billion a year war on pot. “It’s time to clear the smoke and get the facts out about this drug.”
The ad will be displayed near freeways in three locations over the coming week. Send us pics! Send us photoshops! We’ll post em!
A leading group promoting America’s failed war on drugs has bought up Super Bowl-area billboards to support ongoing pot prohibition. Problem is, it’s arguably the most pathetic billboard ever.
The ad looks this:
Project SAM billboard most pathetic ad ever?
Instead, this is the campaign of Project Smart Against Marijuana or Project SAM, which is headed up by die-hard pot fighter Kevin Sabet, who has teamed up with rehabbed cocaine and alcohol addictPatrick Kennedy.
Project SAM’s new Super Bowl ad will be placed on digital and vinyl billboards throughout the New York-New Jersey area “to raise awareness about the harms of marijuana”, the group states in a release.
The billboards appear to be a response to the Marijuana Policy Project purchasing Super Bowl-related billboards noting that cannabis is safer than alcohol or football.
“Marijuana use saps motivation, perseverance, and determination, – the opposite of what it takes to win the Super Bowl,” Kennedy stated in a release. “It is not a safe drug, especially for kids, and we need to reiterate the message to coaches, parents, players, and teens alike that it has no place in football.”
“This country is on the brink of creating a massive marijuana industry that will inevitably target teens and other vulnerable populations. Misconceptions about marijuana are becoming more and more prevalent,” said Sabet, who will be out of work if America stops fighting its $42 billion a year war on pot. “It’s time to clear the smoke and get the facts out about this drug.”
The ad will be displayed near freeways in three locations over the coming week. Send us pics! Send us photoshops! We’ll post em!
colocowboy
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The endgame is inevitable the more the discussion comes to the forefront, the SAM project assumes that the public is still living with the falsehoods of "reefer madness" as their understanding of the topic. The general public has more experience and knowledge of the topic nowadays and the more it gets press the more the truth will rise. Mason Tvert is very smart about how to get the message out and how to quickly wipe the misconceptions. Change is near!
a mongo frog
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what did sherman do? spot light for what?
genuity
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lets watch the game,and see how tight the refs let him play....i mean he is not the first to draw to many eyes his way..
a mongo frog
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is he considered a dirty player? or is he just that good and every one knows it now?
a mongo frog
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ok, lets get down to serious business!!!!! Soooooooooooooo, is it safe to say one should take Denver minus the 2 1/2???????? Seems to be the smart bet right? The easy bet right? You got Manning, all those receivers, a really good running back!!!!! should be a no brainer right? But I'm so confused, didn't Dallas throw up 49 or 50 on the Broncos and Denver won by 3. I really want to risk 500 to make an extra 500, but i get this knot in my tummy every time i think "fuck this is easy Denver -2 1/2, yea has to be". I mean even if the spread was -6 it would still make sense. I'm just so confused........