Two words for the Jacksonville Jaguars team and fans:

[Redstone]

No, not "you lose."

These two words: Good game.

That quarterback of yours is going to be a force to be reckoned with in the coming years.

Redstone

[CaliforniaPeggy]

1. My dear Redstone!

How lovely to see you tonight!

Football?

Yes, I know it is...

I'm sure all those good folks will appreciate your fine words!

:hi:

[Redstone]

3. Hey, Pegster. Always good to see one of your pleasant replies. Rough, ROUGH week here,

but a nice day like today, hitting the library in the town across the river (yeah, what a dweeb I am that doing so is a big pleasure), then hanging out with Mrs R while she goes nuts about the Patriots, and actually being able to eat three meals in one day (don't ask), does improve things a lot.

Hope all is well with you these days.

Redstone

[CaliforniaPeggy]

5. All is well with me, my silly thread notwithstanding!

Sorry about your rough week...:hug:

[fizzgig]

2. classy as always redstone

:thumbsup:

[Redstone]

4. Well, hell, the only thing I'm interested in when watching sports is seeing

a good game. I don't have any "loyalty" to any team (except the ones Mrs R likes, for obvious reasons).

Just like back in the old days when I was ABLE to play sports (and did play several of them, until my body broke and my brains fell out), I played like an absolute maniac, but genuinely did not mind if my team (or me individually) lost. To me, the point was to play as well as I could, and if the other guys played better, well, they deserved to win.

Because how important is it, really? I play in a baseball game and my team loses? It's not like someone died, yes?

Perspective is important.

Redstone

[fizzgig]

6. i agree 100%

i have a fierce loyalty to one team, but if they lose, my life doesn't come crashing down on my head.

and i'm with you, i'm more interested in seeing a good game than anything else

[Redstone]

7. Mrs R once worked with a guy who was such a Dallas Cowboys fan (even though

he had never lived in Texas) that - I kid you not - he would CALL IN SICK on any Monday after the Cowboys had lost a game. He was so damn depressed (and wasn't lying about it), that he honest-to-God couldn't go to work.

That's just pathetic. But true.

Redstone

[edbermac]

8. He played pretty good.

His only bad play was the interception near the end. Slippery as an eel. I liked his big run against the Steelers last week.

[jackson_dem]

9. They came very close and are a promising team

[fishnfla]

10. good season

next year