5 Eagles named to Pro Bowl (4 D-men and Green Akers)
Stormy Monday
JonA
>Douglas, Trottier, Vincent, Rasheed Cook, and Akers.
Oh good, Dameane Douglas, Pierre Trottier and Rashard Cook.
I bet they're very happy.
JonA
Richard
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Hurtin
From: "Richard" So...@for.you
Date: Wed, Jan 2, 2002 6:57 PM
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I didn't know Trotter had a French cousin (j/k)?
>>
He played for the slanders and Penguins. Liitle white guy with a mustache.
John Keating
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keveagle
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Hurtin
Date: Thu, Jan 3, 2002 12:27 PM
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I thought he played for the Islanders in the early 80's...... >>
That's what I call the Islanders. The Slanders.
John Keating
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JonA
>My bad......
Aw, go ahead Kev, say it. That bad habit he has of typing with his
knuckles causes confusion sometimes.
JonA
keveagle
good.....then something happens along the way to the period.
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JonA
>I can't really say too much Jon. My sentences usually start off
>good.....then something happens along the way to the period.
>
Hehe, if you've witnessed some of my infinitely creative sentence
structures, you'll appreciate my glass mansion.
JonA
Hurtin
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My bad...... >>
Actually, mt fat fingers mossed the 'I" the first time. But it's a catchy name,
eh? Kind of fits right now as well.
John Keating
Mr. Pink
Hurtin
Date: Thu, Jan 3, 2002 1:07 PM
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>My bad......
JonA
>>
How the hell am I supposed to masturbate and type at the same time? Something
has to suffer. So it's spelling, big deal.
John Keating
Mr. Pink
Rich Samuels
"Hurtin" <hur...@aol.comFUdallas> wrote...
>
> How the hell am I supposed to masturbate and type at the same time? Something
> has to suffer. So it's spelling, big deal.
>
I agree with this post...
- Rich
keveagle
come on.....an Islander is like one of the natives that always showed up on
Gilligans Island.....
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Rich Samuels
"keveagle" <k714...@NOSPAMhotmail.com> wrote...
> I have wondered why the "Islanders"?.....I know they play on an Island but
> come on.....an Islander is like one of the natives that always showed up on
> Gilligans Island.....
>
Never thought of it that way. Now the name DOES sound silly to me. The NY'ers seem to
like it though. They raised all kinds of cain a few years back when they changed their
logo and put a drunken fisherman holding a stick on their sweaters...
- Rich
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> I hope you guys aren't looking at tailgate pictures while typing.
>
Only the ones of Fire... errr... Mandy! Yea, yea... Mandy.
By the way Bill. I seen Mandy this weekend in Vegas. Check out page 2 of the new set on
the site...
- Rich
Stormy Monday
> come on.....an Islander is like one of the natives that always showed up on
> Gilligans Island.....
>
they do sound sort of tahitian all of the sudden. atleast they have
some other interpretation, unlike the most unimagative moniker,
'phillies.'
by the way--and just a random thought here--i use to think the
'eagles' were just a random bird name, like the falcons or bluejays,
but it dawned on me recently that they were probably named after our
national bird--philly being the birthplace of our country and all. if
the eagles had red, white, and blue as their colors, it probably would
have been more obvious to me. incidently, the Philly-Pittsburgh
Steagles of the WWII era, were red, white, and blue.
fritz
Hurtin
Date: Thu, Jan 3, 2002 6:29 PM
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- Rich >>
Wasn't that the Gordon's Fisherman?
John Keating
Mr. Pink