Moderator: wab
That sucks. I doubt Bellamy gives it up. He purposely switched from 11 to 15. However, perhaps that was because White wanted 11?southdakbearfan wrote:Saw this one on Twitter and thought it was funny as heck, but I can't claim it as my own.
Allen Robinson tried throwing some money to Josh Bellamy for his number 15, but Bellamy couldn't catch it.
Well your sense of humor and mine are world's apart. I did.Bears Whiskey Nut wrote:I actually don't find that funny whatsoever...RustyTrubisky wrote:Whether it's Yemen, a high school classroom, or the gridiron, nothing murders children like the AR-15.Mikefive wrote:I kinda like the nickname AR-15.
Yeah, I could get used to that.
It's dark, it's hilarious, and unfortunately it's 100% accurate.mmmc_35 wrote:Well your sense of humor and mine are world's apart. I did.Bears Whiskey Nut wrote:I actually don't find that funny whatsoever...RustyTrubisky wrote:Whether it's Yemen, a high school classroom, or the gridiron, nothing murders children like the AR-15.Mikefive wrote:I kinda like the nickname AR-15.
Yeah, I could get used to that.
Sorry, the thought of 14 year-olds lying on the floor of their high school, with multiple entry wounds, coughing up blood and bleeding out, when just earlier in the day they were thinking about going home and sharing Valentine's Day with their parents, doesn't somehow seem funny to me. Or the parents who had to go home to open Valentine's Day cards from kids that were now dead. I can't find the humor in that either. All because some right-wing gun fucks want to be able to play soldier on the weekend, and a special interest lobby that all but owns our government. Sorry, again. not funny.mmmc_35 wrote:Well your sense of humor and mine are world's apart. I did.Bears Whiskey Nut wrote:I actually don't find that funny whatsoever...RustyTrubisky wrote:Whether it's Yemen, a high school classroom, or the gridiron, nothing murders children like the AR-15.Mikefive wrote:I kinda like the nickname AR-15.
Yeah, I could get used to that.
Thank you. I take these occurrences very hard. I have strong political views, and I apologize for airing them out here. I appreciate your humor. Its just too soon for me.mmmc_35 wrote:Well we can't get political and dem guns get political. However I have always had a cynical dark humor. I think it's a good thing for me. I recently read a book "behavior" by Robert Sipolski (sp?). I really like learning about what makes people tick. Long story short without asshole s like me and emphatic people like you, the species dies. So I appreciate your empathy.
I saw that article. It was total bullshit. It was like, this is a C+ signing because, what if this, and what if Trubisky sucks, and what if that. It was just dour, dark, cynicism.docc wrote:Who the fuck is Lorin Cocks..er Cox ? Rates Rob as a C+ because of Trubisky ? What does his resume indicate he know dick about anything..?
Oh wait..he or it is a Cocks..
Open widen Lorin..
Too soon? Sandy Hook was in 2012!Bears Whiskey Nut wrote:Thank you. I take these occurrences very hard. I have strong political views, and I apologize for airing them out here. I appreciate your humor. Its just too soon for me.mmmc_35 wrote:Well we can't get political and dem guns get political. However I have always had a cynical dark humor. I think it's a good thing for me. I recently read a book "behavior" by Robert Sipolski (sp?). I really like learning about what makes people tick. Long story short without asshole s like me and emphatic people like you, the species dies. So I appreciate your empathy.
Will do. Thanks UOK.UOK wrote:Let's leave it alone. This is not the time nor the place. Move on.
malk wrote:So I probably shouldn't wade in and start correcting grammar then?
No. It actually sounded to me, like the knee injury wasn't as bad as it could have been. I think he's going to be ready to go in September.Adipost wrote:Damn, sounds like that knee injury was much worse than we thought.G08 wrote:Dude said he didn't see this signing as a 3 year deal in Chicago, he said he wants to finish his career here.
Got goosebumps, fam.
He said recently he’d be a full participant in the offseason. Sounds like he’s going to be perfectly fine. And this very rarely has any prolonged negative affects on wide receivers his age.Bears Whiskey Nut wrote:No. It actually sounded to me, like the knee injury wasn't as bad as it could have been. I think he's going to be ready to go in September.Adipost wrote:Damn, sounds like that knee injury was much worse than we thought.G08 wrote:Dude said he didn't see this signing as a 3 year deal in Chicago, he said he wants to finish his career here.
Got goosebumps, fam.
Holy shit - a real moderator. Toto, I don't think we're in CCS anymore...UOK wrote:The next person who posts about Sandy Hook, guns, AR15s, or shooting people, in a joking fashion or otherwise, is banned.
I'm tired, and I'm cranky, and I have to log in to see bickering over this shit.
Grow the fuck up or get out.
)Are we still allowed to use the related smilie that is provided by the website?UOK wrote:The next person who posts about Sandy Hook, guns, AR15s, or shooting people, in a joking fashion or otherwise, is banned.
I'm tired, and I'm cranky, and I have to log in to see bickering over this shit.
Grow the fuck up or get out.
Adipost wrote:Are we still allowed to use the related smilie that is provided by the website?UOK wrote:The next person who posts about Sandy Hook, guns, AR15s, or shooting people, in a joking fashion or otherwise, is banned.
I'm tired, and I'm cranky, and I have to log in to see bickering over this shit.
Grow the fuck up or get out.
The Chicago Bears are counting on Mitch Trubisky to take a giant step forward this year. If that’s going to happen, the young quarterback is going to need excellent play out of his wide receivers. A healthy Allen Robinson is Trubisky’s best shot at developing a real Pro Bowl caliber wideout.
The good news for Trubisky and the Bears is that Robinson is ahead of schedule in his recovery from the torn ACL he suffered last September. Coach Matt Nagy said his free agent signing is “ahead of the game” when it comes to his return from injury. Nagy won’t rush Robinson to come back too soon, but he’s also pleased with the receiver’s attention to detail in meetings.
Robinson’s potential impact on the Bears offense can’t be overstated. The team is still short on talent at the skill positions. Robinson will be expected to lead a receiving group that includes Kevin White, Taylor Gabriel and Anthony Miller.
White’s been a massive disappointment since he was drafted in the first round back in 2015. It’s highly unlikely that 2018 will be the season he puts everything together. Gabriel had his moments with the Falcons, but he is better suited to play the slot. Miller could eventually grow into an above average starter, but he’ll need some time to adjust to life in the NFL.
The Bears hope they will get the Allen Robinson of 2015 in 2018. That was the receiver’s best year as a pro. He led the Jaguars offense with 80 catches and 1400 yards receiving that year. Chicago would be happy with anything near that level of production.
Dude is probably just psyched to have a qb who can make a 10 yard+ throw two times in a row and hit the same zip code both times.Boris13c wrote:but he’s also pleased with the receiver’s attention to detail in meetings.
