JimmyCrackCorn
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CLICK HERE to Register for a free account and login for a smoother ad-free experience. It's easy, and only takes a few moments.I just took our cat of 5 years to the pound. I feel pretty good about it. I hate cats. My house was a mess, my furniture destroyed, and my basement taken over.
I'm not sure what the point of your posting that was, but I can't help but feel that it was in poor taste Bud. I can only hope that that isn't what you intended.
Cracky, I've defended you and been nice to you, but if you posted this just to be a jerk, I'll admit I was wrong to ever be nice in the first place.
Whatever you think of PP, it is all just internet babble. Having a dog die sucks, show a little compassion.
I agree. I am a dog lover and I have lost pets in the past. I'm just having a hard time taking this guy seriously. Why post about it here of all places? Do you honestly not have a shred of doubt as to his honesty?
I do believe him, who the crap would lie about that? I think he posted it because he has a "friendly" relationship with some posters here and sometimes you just need to vent. Maybe he wanted to explain his absence considering he spends a great deal of time here.
I posted a Merry Xmas to a few of you guys, that has nothing to do with football either, but I still did it. Why? Because we have conversations and I wanted to send well wishes. Maybe the same reason he wanted to talk about his dog.
I can't explain why I believed him, but in my mind there was never a question he was completely serious. It was probably when he mentioned that this loss brought everything into perspective for him. Given that track record you speak of, he's never said anything like that. I can't fault you for your feelings, but your reaction is a negative reflection on yourself and don't think you wanted that.
You have a better track record than he does. I would believe you if you posted a similar item. I would genuinly be sorry for you. Your Christmas wishes were genuin and credible given your history. I still think PP is full of it. The "my dog died" thing seems a bit dramatic, so when he posts it, I'm sorry, but I just can't take him seriously.
I still don't see why anyone would lie about something like that. Fact is, this is the internet, nobody knows nuttin 'bout nobody. Maybe he is all alone in this world and needed this place to help him grieve? Or maybe he is a perfectly normal guy, and like I said before, wanted to explain his absence.
I do know that death is not something to joke about. For instance, I can't stand Dungy. The site of him literally freaks me out, he is more robot than person to me. That didn't stop my heart from breaking for the man when his son died though.
You hate Dungy too?
What is WRONG with you woman?
Favre, Dungy.....What are your feelings on the The Pope and Mother Theresa?
The Pope and MT are my homies.
Geez, you want list of people I hate just to get it out of the way so you can stop being surprised?
Football-Hines, Dungy, Polian, Favre, Rivers, Tomlinson
Baseball-CLEMENS, pretty much every Yankee-ever
Basketball-Michael Jordan, Reggie Miller, Mark Jackson, Laimbeer
I'm sure I'm forgetting some, I'm under pressure.
Don't get me started on the media-the list is too long.
I don't get you T's Girl. Many of those you mention are some of the nicest people in sports. I guess I kind of understand the LT thing from a Patriots fans viewpoint, but he is a very humble young man, and that is very rare. I like him a whole bunch.
Dungy - Nothing but class in my book.
Favre - he doesn't even need me to argue for him and I'll never understand the hate for him (outside of Minnesota, Chicago and Detroit). Does this go back to 1996?
Michael Jordan???
Clemens (Yankees) and Polian are understood too. Again, from a Pats fans viewpoint.
Hines - this is why I think you are the Devil herself. lol.
I don't get you T's Girl. Many of those you mention are some of the nicest people in sports. I guess I kind of understand the LT thing from a Patriots fans viewpoint, but he is a very humble young man, and that is very rare. I like him a whole bunch.
Dungy - Nothing but class in my book.
Favre - he doesn't even need me to argue for him and I'll never understand the hate for him (outside of Minnesota, Chicago and Detroit). Does this go back to 1996?
Michael Jordan???
Clemens (Yankees) and Polian are understood too. Again, from a Pats fans viewpoint.
Hines - this is why I think you are the Devil herself. lol.
LDT?? HUMBLE?? Are you freakin kidding me? I know you like the word so I'll say it again, he is the biggest asstrout who ever asstrouted!! He runs his mouth and cries about the stupidest crap. Talented? Absolutely. But he should zipper his mouth.
Favre started in 96 and has grown ever since. I simply cannot understand the worship, all he's done for years now is throw picks! I can't respect a guy who holds his franchise hostage every year while he decides his future. I really hated him after he butted his nose into Javon Walker's contract discussions. Then what happened? He got hurt. And I'm damn sick of every month having the State of The Favre Union address to see if he's going to lead the league in picks again.
Jordan? I know, it's different than most. My first love was the NBA, and I was fortunate enough to grow up in the 80s with the Celts. While I respect Jordans play, he made it a different game. All it is now is playing for highlights. Bird, Magic, everyone in those days played with such passion and love of the game. Most now play for their "poster shot", shoe deals and ridiculous money and I partially blame Jordan for that. Oh, and I believe his Dad is dead because he wouldn't pay his gambling debts even though he could.
Dungy, sorry, if you are the epitome of class, you don't tell people you are, you don't tell people how to act and you certainly don't write a damn book and tell people how spectacular you are.
thanks again warden .its funny you mention a priest because I'm going to see one tomorrow. i want to talk to as many people that i can find that believe that we see our pets and loved ones again when we die .graham sounds like a sweet boy and i hope you have many more years with him .try not to think about that day until it hits you in the face .just love him everyday .Have any photo's?
I have a yellow lab named Graham. I got him when he was about a year old. He was a Coast Guard drug dog for about 4 days, and I requested to have him rather than send him back to the pound. He could have succeeded in the program but the guy training him was an idiot. He's 10 years old now (weighs 140 lbs - he's a moose) and has gotten me through some tough times. I often refer to him as "my unwaivering best buddy." They don't judge us do they. He's clearly recognized those occasions when I've been upset and he sits calmly for a hug and some tears. Though not first hand, I completely understand the devasting feeling of your loss. I think about my future experience with this often.
I don't really have the words for you P-Pride. I wish I did. Except to say that a priest once comforted me (or attempted to comfort me) following the loss of my Aunt at the ripe ole' age of 36. I was (and still tend to be) very angry about her death, but what he said has always stuck with me: "Be thankful that you knew her at all. Be thankful that you have the memories. Be thankful that she loved you." I'm sure that you already are.
Again, I'm sorry.
Have any photo's?
I have a yellow lab named Graham. I got him when he was about a year old. He was a Coast Guard drug dog for about 4 days, and I requested to have him rather than send him back to the pound. He could have succeeded in the program but the guy training him was an idiot. He's 10 years old now (weighs 140 lbs - he's a moose) and has gotten me through some tough times. I often refer to him as "my unwaivering best buddy." They don't judge us do they. He's clearly recognized those occasions when I've been upset and he sits calmly for a hug and some tears. Though not first hand, I completely understand the devasting feeling of your loss. I think about my future experience with this often.
I don't really have the words for you P-Pride. I wish I did. Except to say that a priest once comforted me (or attempted to comfort me) following the loss of my Aunt at the ripe ole' age of 36. I was (and still tend to be) very angry about her death, but what he said has always stuck with me: "Be thankful that you knew her at all. Be thankful that you have the memories. Be thankful that she loved you." I'm sure that you already are.
Again, I'm sorry.