stumeister
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Rub it down with crack and they'll be all over that egg.After reading a few ravens forum threads, I can't help but despise them right now. Their fans can go suck an egg. Reading their arrogant threads about how arrogant we are. . I can't wait to shut their pie holes.
I don't care for any of them except the Giants and the Bills. The Jets are in a category reserved for the Islamic State.
For me it's the Broncos and Jets with the Ravens a close 3rd. In viewing the results, I'm surprised at how few votes the Broncos received, thought they would be more hated on here.
This is like picking which of your children is your favorite.
The Giants. Robbed by the refs for a immortal season on that doofus helmet throw. Holding all the way and missed opportunities by the Pats. Until the day I die I hate the Giants and know if they played that team 10 times the Pats win 9. Never mind once,they lost to that subpar QB twice.
The Colts, because old man irsay moved them in the middle of the night 30+ years ago to indy. I should let that one go
I never knew that, that makes a big differance.Given that the Maryland legislature was seriously threatening to seize the Colts by eminent domain, I don't blame Irsay for skedaddling out of Baltimore before it could act.
I never knew that, that makes a big differance.
(http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Baltimore_Colts_relocation_to_Indianapolis#March_29.2C_1984)Wikipedia said:Smith sent fifteen Mayflower trucks to Owings Mills and they arrived at the Colts' facility at 2:00 AM the following morning. The reasoning for the late hour of the move was out of fear that the Maryland House of Delegates would also approve the eminent domain bill the State Senate had, which would have resulted in the team being seized the next morning once Maryland Governor Harry Hughes signed the bill into law.[14] Workers loaded all of the team's belongings and the trucks left for Indianapolis. Within eight hours of the Mayflower trucks' arrival in Owings Mills, the Colts were completely gone from Baltimore.[18] Later that day, the House of Delegates indeed passed the bill by a count of 103–19 and Governor Hughes signed it, but by that time it was too late.[19]