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Post by GeorgiaEagle on Jul 13, 2005 12:22:52 GMT -5
Come and get your Pinkston wallpaper, EG - 'cuz I know you want it!  Download it here... www.philly.com/mld/philly/sports/football/I wonder what he's doing in that pic anyway? I hope he isn't trash talking when the dude was running for his life from that player a few seconds before. And isn't that the guy (Sean Taylor) in trouble with the law? |
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Post by EagleGene on Jul 13, 2005 15:38:01 GMT -5
GE, my guess would be that thats the infamous "i lost it in the lights" Monday Night game. It appears to be right after that play that he is explaing to Taylor that he couldnt see anything.  |
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Post by GeorgiaEagle on Jul 16, 2005 12:46:56 GMT -5
Yep, now that I look at it I think you're exactly right, lol.
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Post by destiny5 on Jul 17, 2005 3:11:55 GMT -5
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Post by destiny5 on Jul 17, 2005 3:12:41 GMT -5
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Post by EagleGene on Jul 17, 2005 22:39:51 GMT -5
he is soooo skinny! [a href=" "][/a][/url][/quote] yea and dont forget D5 they say they camera puts 10lbs on ya. I have seen this guy in person and stood right next to him and he is much thinner than he appears in these pics. I could easily say at this point that he is easily, IMO, the skinniest football player i have ever seen on the professional level....... |
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Post by GeorgiaEagle on Jul 23, 2005 1:42:59 GMT -5
he is soooo skinny! [a href=" "][/a][/url][/quote] yea and dont forget D5 they say they camera puts 10lbs on ya. I have seen this guy in person and stood right next to him and he is much thinner than he appears in these pics. I could easily say at this point that he is easily, IMO, the skinniest football player i have ever seen on the professional level....... [/quote] OMG - I forgot about the "10-lbs" rule. Shocking how skinny this guy would be in person. His body is much better suited for ballet...for real - his long, lean build would look great doing leaps and turns.  When did you see Pinky up close and personal, EG? |
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Post by destiny5 on Jul 27, 2005 4:58:01 GMT -5
BALLET... LMAO!!!! but you are right his body is perfect for that. oh my god i cant stop laughing. i just picture him doing all the turns. oh man!
you guys are right the camera put on 10lbs! damn... any woman could "break" him into pieces.
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Post by GeorgiaEagle on Jul 31, 2005 7:53:16 GMT -5
BALLET... LMAO!!!! but you are right his body is perfect for that. oh my god i cant stop laughing. i just picture him doing all the turns. oh man! you guys are right the camera put on 10lbs! damn... any woman could "break" him into pieces. LOL - from the looks of things, you are probably right about a woman being able to break him into pieces! Dayum that's pitiful - now if he can't even survive "physical contact" with a woman, how in the hail is he gonna survive Roy Williams and the Seans in D.C.?! And I am serious about the ballet. As someone who took ballet, but didn't have the bodytype for it...I know the bodytype they look for in ballet. Actually, Pinky is taller and thinner (yes, he's even a little thin for ballet, lol) than many male ballet dancers, but I think his bodytype would be much more appreciated in the ballet world than in the NFL. And he appears to be a pretty graceful guy - I can tell. He'd be gorgeous in tights - for real! |
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Post by EagleGene on Jul 31, 2005 8:14:41 GMT -5
yea and dont forget D5 they say they camera puts 10lbs on ya. I have seen this guy in person and stood right next to him and he is much thinner than he appears in these pics. I could easily say at this point that he is easily, IMO, the skinniest football player i have ever seen on the professional level....... OMG - I forgot about the "10-lbs" rule. Shocking how skinny this guy would be in person. His body is much better suited for ballet...for real - his long, lean build would look great doing leaps and turns. When did you see Pinky up close and personal, EG? I see Pink every year at Training Camp. During practice when they are on the closest field where they usually have their contact scrimmage i am right against the fence and Pink is right there on the sidelines. Then, come autograph time i stand right at the entrance where the players come in to enter the autograph tent and i usually high five them all as they come thru. I will be at camp next week, august 4th and/or 5th. I used to go for a whole week but since the bandwagon jumpers have crowded the place and made the experience less enjoyable i only go down once or twice a year now and definately not for autographs anymore.......... |
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Post by GeorgiaEagle on Jul 31, 2005 22:03:05 GMT -5
Sounds nice EG. ;D Man, I know what you mean about "bandwagon jumpers" - a lot of that goes on down here with our sports teams here in the ATL. There is no freaking loyalty here in the ATL, lol. But the advantage of following a mediocre team is that things are much more pleasant and less-crowded. I went up to the Falcons' old training site back in '95 and had a pleasant time watching an afternoon practice at training camp. This was the pre-pre Vick era, lol. I just sat on a towel on a grassy knoll and was chilling - it was not crowded at all. Now that I hear that Flowery Branch - their new training place - is somewhere in the suburban Atlanta area...I just may go up there one day this week or next. (I've never heard of "Flowery Branch" so I just assumed that it was not a suburb - I hope it isn't too far...) But now that the Falcons played in the NFC Championships, I bet that there will be lots of folks up there. But I didn't think the Philly area had as much of a "bandwagon fan" problem as down here - I thought everyone up there followed the Eagles no matter how bad they're playing. |
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Post by EagleGene on Aug 1, 2005 5:32:29 GMT -5
Sounds nice EG. ;D Man, I know what you mean about "bandwagon jumpers" - a lot of that goes on down here with our sports teams here in the ATL. There is no freaking loyalty here in the ATL, lol. But the advantage of following a mediocre team is that things are much more pleasant and less-crowded. I went up to the Falcons' old training site back in '95 and had a pleasant time watching an afternoon practice at training camp. This was the pre-pre Vick era, lol. I just sat on a towel on a grassy knoll and was chilling - it was not crowded at all. Now that I hear that Flowery Branch - their new training place - is somewhere in the suburban Atlanta area...I just may go up there one day this week or next. (I've never heard of "Flowery Branch" so I just assumed that it was not a suburb - I hope it isn't too far...) But now that the Falcons played in the NFC Championships, I bet that there will be lots of folks up there. But I didn't think the Philly area had as much of a "bandwagon fan" problem as down here - I thought everyone up there followed the Eagles no matter how bad they're playing. Yea i never heard of Flowery Branch? LOL, doesnt quite sounds like a tough place, eh GE? The Eagles practice @ Lehigh University which is in a small town called Hellertown. Sounds kinda like a Pennsylvania Dutch town. Its small, on a good day with a half decent tailwind you could probably throw a football from one end of the town to the other, hehe. The fans do bleed green for sure here but when i was going to camp years ago not many people showed. Now with the recent success its almost a uncontrolled mania. I cant even get autographs anymore cause people are in too much of a frenzy. I am taking my nephew Ryan. he is almost 15, up to camp. I been taking him up for the last 5 years or so for atl;east 1 day though i told him that if he wanted autographs that he was on his own. I aint standing in those lines, lol. He decided, screw the autographs. |
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