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Jetsfan0099 Icon : (Yesterday, 08:02 AM) he could be, I'll wait though
Jetsfan0099 Icon : (Yesterday, 08:02 AM) I doubt Smith will be as bad as Clausen anyways
Jetsfan0099 Icon : (Yesterday, 08:03 AM) I remember watching Clausen in a NFL game and the guy couldn't even throw a spiral.
Jetsfan0099 Icon : (Yesterday, 08:03 AM) Geno has been impressing teammates with how well he can spin the ball and sling it.
Jetsman05 Icon : (Yesterday, 08:31 AM) I hope Geno turns out to be a f***ing monster
Jetsfan115 Icon : (Yesterday, 10:52 AM) andrew luck was hyped up for like 3 years before he entered teh draft
Jetsman05 Icon : (Yesterday, 11:34 AM) tehhhh
Jetsfan0099 Icon : (Yesterday, 11:37 AM) it wasn't for 3 years and Andrew Luck is the best QB prospect to come out in years. Teddy Bridgewater most likely isn't Luck or RGIII
Jetsfan0099 Icon : (Yesterday, 11:40 AM) I've only seen Bridgewater play once. That was against Florida, I actually watched that game.
Jetsman05 Icon : (Yesterday, 12:12 PM) Teddy will be a good NFL QB I think
MikeGangGree... Icon : (Yesterday, 12:52 PM) THE KNICKS
Jetsman05 Icon : (Yesterday, 01:21 PM) THE. KNICKS.
SecondHandJets Icon : (Yesterday, 02:43 PM) Geno was the favorite to win the Heisman this time last year
SecondHandJets Icon : (Yesterday, 02:44 PM) He was also a Top 5 pick this time last year
SecondHandJets Icon : (Yesterday, 02:44 PM) If he came out in 2012, he might have gotten drafted before RG3
SecondHandJets Icon : (Yesterday, 02:56 PM) TEH KNICKS
Jetsfan0099 Icon : (Yesterday, 03:25 PM) noway he would have been drafted before RGIII
HarlemHxC814 Icon : (Yesterday, 04:00 PM) Tehhhh
Jetsfan115 Icon : (Yesterday, 04:12 PM) chuck norris said tebow is a great QB. i'm so conflicted becuase tebow sucks but on the other hand if chuck norris said it, it must be true lol
Jetsman05 Icon : (Yesterday, 09:21 PM) Geno was not the favorite to win the heisman going into the year lol
Jetsman05 Icon : (Yesterday, 09:21 PM) you don't watch college football, stop
Jetsman05 Icon : (Yesterday, 09:23 PM) He might not even of been in the second tier of players
SecondHandJets Icon : (Yesterday, 09:25 PM) I've read a ton of articles and all had him as the favorite
SecondHandJets Icon : (Yesterday, 09:25 PM) Who was the favorite then?
SecondHandJets Icon : (Yesterday, 09:27 PM) "Smith was already going to be on most Heisman preseason lists, but a 407-yard, 6-TD performance in the Orange Bowl win over Clemson only solidified him as an elite passer. He can make every throw on the field and has a plethora of talented receivers coming back. Since this team will likely be playing in the Big 12, which has had the uncanny knack for inflating quarterback numbers recently, Smith and head coach Dana Holgorsen are going to leave opposing defenses charred and crippled on most Saturdays."
SecondHandJets Icon : (Yesterday, 09:27 PM) That's from a Jan 2012 article
SecondHandJets Icon : (Yesterday, 09:27 PM) You can google shit from 14 months ago and find a f*** ton of these
SecondHandJets Icon : (Yesterday, 09:29 PM) http://news.yahoo.com/top-10-heisman-trophy-candidates-2012-heading-season-150300441--ncaaf.html
SecondHandJets Icon : (Yesterday, 09:31 PM) http://newyork.sbnation.com/2012/8/17/3249284/heisman-trophy-watchlist-2012-las-vegas-betting-odds-line-matt-barkley-montee-ball-denard-robinson
SecondHandJets Icon : (Yesterday, 09:32 PM) He was 4th according to Vegas odds in April 2012
Jetsman05 Icon : (Yesterday, 09:53 PM) 4th makes him the favorite?
Jetsman05 Icon : (Yesterday, 09:53 PM) you said he was the favorite
Jetsman05 Icon : (Yesterday, 09:53 PM) he wasn't anything near the favorite
Jetsman05 Icon : (Yesterday, 09:54 PM) he reached his pinnacle in the heisman race in the early part of last season
Jetsman05 Icon : (Yesterday, 09:54 PM) at that point he was the favorite
Jetsman05 Icon : (Yesterday, 09:56 PM) also, what a basketball game
MikeGangGree... Icon : (Yesterday, 10:21 PM) 4 point game
MikeGangGree... Icon : (Yesterday, 10:21 PM) maybe the pacers are that good
SecondHandJets Icon : (Today, 12:36 AM) I said that his time last year, he was the favorite. I misspoke. He was 3rd or 4th. He certainly wasn't "not even in the 2nd tier" like you claimed
SecondHandJets Icon : (Today, 12:36 AM) Take your medicine Matty
SecondHandJets Icon : (Today, 12:36 AM) Maybe you should watch more college football instead of talking about watching college football
Jetsman05 Icon : (Today, 06:46 AM) No he wasn't 3rd or 4th
Jetsman05 Icon : (Today, 06:47 AM) He was the 4th favorite in vegas, making him no where near the favorite
Jetsman05 Icon : (Today, 06:47 AM) Barkley had 3/2 odds, Geno was 9-1
Jetsman05 Icon : (Today, 06:48 AM) It's whatever
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Posted 04 April 2005 - 07:33 PM

If anyone has got WWII homework and they don't understand it, just post here and ask me. Sure I may be 12, but I know more about it than my social studies teacher. I'll name at least 95% of the major battles if someone wants to ask me to do so.
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Posted 04 April 2005 - 07:41 PM

do u think the holacost really happend?
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Posted 04 April 2005 - 08:00 PM

Yes, for Hitler to punish those he hated, and blamed for Germany's depression. They didn't obviously.
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Posted 06 April 2005 - 06:51 AM

what the *beep* is this topic doing on here ?
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Posted 06 April 2005 - 07:30 AM

I fanyone has any WWII question on their homework just ask here and I'll answer them!
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Posted 06 April 2005 - 02:09 PM

Hey I just noticed you have in your sig, C4P08, that Roosevelt is the greatest president of all time. May I ask why, and also I should say that I emphatically dissagree.
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Posted 06 April 2005 - 04:53 PM

The country was in derpression, and he got us out of it with "The Fire Side Chat" to talk to the public. He set up food stations giving people food. Alot of people were driven to suicide cause of starvation yet he helped stop it. He helped us win WWII and boosted the troops morale by visiting them (Even in the freezing cold/wet Aluetians) he also gave women jobs in building supplies/ weapons for the war that helped the troops and them get money to put food on the table.
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Posted 06 April 2005 - 05:44 PM

I think Garfield was the best president biggrin.gif


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Posted 06 April 2005 - 06:06 PM

Yea ok, I know all of that. Here's really quickly why I disagree.

He was a socialist before the term ever existed. The man had several bills turned down for being unconstitutional because they were WAY to intrusive on American's rights.

Alot of his "genius" idea were in fact stolen idea from both the communist ideas of Lenin and the Fascist ideas of Mussolini.

The problems with social security today is that FDR never foresaw that people wouldn't continue to have children (thank you abortion). His ideas are now dated and have left us with alot of the problems (cough wellfare cough) that we have today.

At the time he was in fact great for America and I do not doubt it still exists today now because he saved it, however, I think that Washington and Reagan were much better (I'm sure I'll get pooped on for putting Washington in the same sentence as Reagan).
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Posted 06 April 2005 - 06:57 PM

Well first it was a good idea to have social security to begin with. It's tough to predict the future, especially in economics/social security. But he still thought of it. It say Greatest president I believe, so I'm talking about when he was elected.
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Posted 06 April 2005 - 07:02 PM

P.S., this is about WWII, not presidents and who you think is best. Today was the first day the Americans met heavy opposition on Okinawa.
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Yea ok, I know all of that. Here's really quickly why I disagree.

He was a socialist before the term ever existed. The man had several bills turned down for being unconstitutional because they were WAY to intrusive on American's rights.

Alot of his "genius" idea were in fact stolen idea from both the communist ideas of Lenin and the Fascist ideas of Mussolini.

The problems with social security today is that FDR never foresaw that people wouldn't continue to have children (thank you abortion). His ideas are now dated and have left us with alot of the problems (cough wellfare cough) that we have today.

At the time he was in fact great for America and I do not doubt it still exists today now because he saved it, however, I think that Washington and Reagan were much better (I'm sure I'll get pooped on for putting Washington in the same sentence as Reagan).


I think "socialist" was a term several centuries before he was born, it just wasn't a popular attack adjective here till this last century.

And I'm going to come down on you for putting Reagan in the same sentance with anyone other than Machiavelli. Reagan was a horrid president who is really to blame for what is going on in this country.

Supply Side Economics? Iran/Contra? Bush? He helped put into effect bills that have made big Pharma the corrupt, profit institution it is today. And the notion that he did anything but finally gave the USSR a final little push is laughable. It couldn't have lasted much longer anyway, all he did was move in for a godo moment of PR.

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Posted 07 April 2005 - 10:13 AM

Yea I knew that was coming. I'm not going to defend my statement though, I know I can't convince anyone to think like I do it would be foolish. But Men like Abe Lincoln and FDR were not exactly the men we remember them as, and men like Nixon and Reagan actually did more good for this country then most people realize. That is really what I was trying to say.
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Posted 07 April 2005 - 06:11 PM

Honestly,I am not to current on our history. However,the 'cough wellfare cough' comment got me thinking.....

There are people out there who do need it--that's fine. But,there are many more who abuse it. I would get so pissed when some drunk 'mom' would bring her child in the ER at 2am because of a fever. When asked about giving the child any ibuprofen or tylenol she was like 'I can't afford that' (never mind the cigs in her purse....) 'so I don't buy it'. Then ask the Dr to write rx for it so her medical card would pay for it. The generic brand is $1.00 at dollar store.
why does this piss me off????????????????? I am sitting at work,busting my butt to just 'get by',to make sure my kids are taken care of,that my house pmt is made. Yet,this lady,does not work because she is so spoiled by the system of US paying her to stay home,smoke,drink,whatever. There needs to be changes made in the wellfare system. They need to come down harder on the abusers. :angry:

Then,some of the pt's we see in cln are elderly,on medicare & a fixed income,who usually have to take several medications. Some are very expensive and they tell me' insurance won't pay,the state won't help,I have to eat...it comes down to my medicine or food,what would you do'. Sad situation. sad.gif
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There are people out there who do need it--that's fine. But,there are many more who abuse it. I would get so pissed when some drunk 'mom' would bring her child in the ER at 2am because of a fever. When asked about giving the child any ibuprofen or tylenol she was like 'I can't afford that' (never mind the cigs in her purse....) 'so I don't buy it'. Then ask the Dr to write rx for it so her medical card would pay for it. The generic brand is $1.00 at dollar store.
why does this piss me off????????????????? I am sitting at work,busting my butt to just 'get by',to make sure my kids are taken care of,that my house pmt is made. Yet,this lady,does not work because she is so spoiled by the system of US paying her to stay home,smoke,drink,whatever. There needs to be changes made in the wellfare system. They need to come down harder on the abusers. 


But also, and just as importantly, we need to help prevent this from happening. The people that abuse welfare are generally very poorly uneducated and grew up in the system.

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Posted 07 April 2005 - 07:41 PM

All great stuff on welfare here. If you want to learn more about why welfare is the devil and needs to be eliminated entirely research this woman, Starr Parker. She came from poverty and is now an advisor to Wahsington (not sure exactly where in it though lol) and has been speaking on the welfare state in America ever since. If nothing else then he story of rags to riches is amazing, since you may not agree with her opinions. Still I encourage everyone to read up on her and her messages, great stuff!
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Posted 07 April 2005 - 09:35 PM

Hey CFPI08, I was wondering, do you know of a list or a site that has a list of all the Medal of Honor, Silver Star, and Bronze Star awardees froom WWII?

Mainly the Silver Star, because thats what I'd be looking for a list of.....


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Posted 07 April 2005 - 09:45 PM

No, but both are achived for high bravery in action, the silver star is harder to get. The Gold star doesn't go to a soldier, but to the wife and parents of one who has been KIA. The Medal of Honor is the highest award, and was first given to a Union soldier in the Civil War in 1863 for crossing a railroad where the Confed army was by himself and did a one man attck.
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Posted 09 April 2005 - 01:13 AM

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Hey CFPI08, I was wondering, do you know of a list or a site that has a list of all the Medal of Honor, Silver Star, and Bronze Star awardees froom WWII?

Mainly the Silver Star, because thats what I'd be looking for a list of.....


I will offer my best advice and that would be to google it... biggrin.gif
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Posted 10 April 2005 - 07:01 AM

Well the place where the Medal of Honor was won the most was Iwo Jima, I believe 23 or 27 were awarded there. There was Aubrey Humprey or whoever that starred in an awesome movie I've seen only bits of about the time he became the most decorated soldier in one day. Maybe Medal of Honor. Colin Powell won the Bronze and Silver star in Nam. There was a book I read about the people who won the Medal of Honor but the Bronze and Silver stars will probably be tough to find out about.
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