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To: iPod Shuffle
If one bad call

Ahhhhh...would that it were but one.

23 posted on 02/07/2006 8:24:44 PM PST by Bloody Sam Roberts (Crime cannot be tolerated. Criminals thrive on the indulgences of society's understanding.)
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To: Bloody Sam Roberts; ml/nj
From another post: "And it's now been explained to you many many times that those calls were CORRECT. At this point anybody saying those calls are wrong is just stating an article of faith and deliberately living in denial of the facts. Warren Jones HIMSELF said the holding call was CORRECT. It was the right call, player that got called had been warned before to stop holding, he did it again, exactly the way he'd been told not too. 100% LEGIT flag, 100% legit wiping out of the play, 100% living in denial to continue to insist it was wrong."

When it comes down to it the Steelers played better than the Seahawks and won the game. The Seahawks only converted 20% of their 3rd downs, they dropped many passes, they missed two field goals, they gave up the longest running TD in SB history, they got faked out of their jocks on the Randal El pass, they demonstrated the worst clock management I've ever seen, etc. Jones was holding all game and he finally got flagged for it. The receiver pushed off. That is the definition of offensive pass interference. The Seahawks are a good team that made too many mistakes to win that day. They can only blame themselves.
24 posted on 02/08/2006 5:11:49 AM PST by upier (Stop Child abuse - Teach your children English!)
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To: Bloody Sam Roberts

(courtesy 82ndAirborne)

25 posted on 02/08/2006 5:14:34 AM PST by freedumb2003 (American troops cannot be defeated. American Politicians can.)
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