God wants Ray Lewis to win the Superbowl.

[islandman]

Cause he's the most pious man on the field, say some football and God fans.

Seriously?

 

[jomar]

Many find God after murder.

 

[cleaver]

bet he won't come to the game in an old white suit...


superbowl's kind of an anniversary for ole ray, aint it?

 

[Lorilei]

Link?

 

[cleaver]

Link?

was all up in hotlanta... 10-12 years ago...

when'd they have the sb?

 

[Lorilei]

was all up in hotlanta... 10-12 years ago...

when'd they have the sb?

2000. I was referring to the "pious" and "God" bullshit, though.

 

[islandman]

2000. I was referring to the "pious" and "God" bullshit, though.

Stuff they were just discussing on espn radio.

 

[Lorilei]

Stuff they were just discussing on espn radio.

Oh.

xtra letters

 

[Disgustipated]

bet he won't come to the game in an old white suit...


superbowl's kind of an anniversary for ole ray, aint it?

Like George Burns?

 

[KRCummings]

I kinda like Ray Lewis. I don't get why he's allowed to play with a bionic arm but whatever. I always felt bad that he got MVP last time but didn't get to do that whole "I'm going to Disney World!" spot. I know it's silly but fair is fair. You're gonna let a scumbag like Tom Brady do it then you gotta let Ray Lewis.

 

[hogjack]

I kinda like Ray Lewis.

All the mothers of his many children like him, too.

But not as much as Ray likes Ray Lewis.

 

[Morcheeba]

Prop Bet from Hogs Haven...

If Ray Lewis is interviewed on TV after the game on the field or in the locker room how many times will he mention "God/Lord"

Over/Under 3

Since he has access to the internet, I say under. In fact, it's been confirmed that he won't even do his little dance routine this Sunday.

Wait, I think they'll win so maybe the God term will fly freely. Fuck, don't bet on this one.

 

[doctor_insanus]

I like the guy, but all the "Saint Ray" stuff they try to shove down our throats is tiresome. I'm glad he's got his life together, and I'm glad he's an inspiration to younger players. He's apparently a helluva good guy, but enough.

I hated it when they did it with Reggie White, who I didn't care for at all, and I hate it now.

 

[Morcheeba]

Doctor Anus, is HogJack wearing one of IslandMan's avatars circa 2006? WTF?

SUPER BOWL XLVII - Odds to Win MVP?

Colin Kaepernick (SF) QB 7/4
Joe Flacco (BAL) QB 11/4
Frank Gore (SF) RB 7/1
Ray Lewis (BAL) LB 7/1
Ray Rice (BAL) RB 10/1



*poor Dull Joe... c'mon Joe!

 

[Beco]

I like the guy, but all the "Saint Ray" stuff they try to shove down our throats is tiresome. I'm glad he's got his life together, and I'm glad he's an inspiration to younger players. He's apparently a helluva good guy, but enough.

I hated it when they did it with Reggie White, who I didn't care for at all, and I hate it now.

I'm glad Ray Lewis is retiring.....nuff said

 

[hogjack]

is HogJack wearing one of IslandMan's avatars circa 2006? WTF?

The suit is part of Sear's 'Ray Lewis Collection'.

It is modeled after Lewis' clubbing ensemble. There's a blood-stain on the shoulders.

 

[run_silent]

When God picks the winners that also means He picked the losers. I wonder why God is concerned about meaningless games. Really, I don't understand.

 

[KRCummings]

When God picks the winners that also means He picked the losers. I wonder why God is concerned about meaningless games. Really, I don't understand.

Maye it's one of those butterfly effect things. Someone wins or loses and that in turn makes someone else do something and blah blah blah.
Or maybe God really doesn't give a rat fuck about a football game but we insult Him by saying He not only does but actually picks the winners and losers.
Now some athletes do it properly by thanking God for their talents. Nothing wrong with that but there's a little known circle of Hell for athletes who say God gave them a touchdown or home run.

 

[islandman]

Maye it's one of those butterfly effect things. Someone wins or loses and that in turn makes someone else do something and blah blah blah.
Or maybe God really doesn't give a rat fuck about a football game but we insult Him by saying He not only does but actually picks the winners and losers.
Now some athletes do it properly by thanking God for their talents. Nothing wrong with that but there's a little known circle of Hell for athletes who say God gave them a touchdown or home run.

God picked Richard the Lionhearted and the rest of the Crusaders.

Look how well that worked out.

 

[trysail]

When God picks the winners that also means He picked the losers. I wonder why God is concerned about meaningless games. Really, I don't understand.

Garo Yepremian does.

...Despite all of Yepremian's success, many people remember him for an incident in Super Bowl VII in 1973. With his team leading the Washington Redskins 14-0, Yepremian was sent on to the field to kick a field goal with slightly more than two minutes left, which would have put the game out of reach. The field goal attempt was blocked by Bill Brundige, and Yepremian managed to get to the ball before any other player did. Instead of just falling on the ball to preserve the Dolphins' 14-0 lead, he picked it up and frantically attempted to throw a pass. The ball slipped from his hands and went straight up in the air. Yepremian then batted it back up in the air, and it went right into the arms of his former Lions teammate, Redskins cornerback Mike Bass, who returned it for a touchdown. The Dolphins managed to hold on to win, 14-7. Yepremian later joked to reporters after the game, "This is the first time the goat of the game is in the winner's locker room."

 

[KRCummings]

God picked Richard the Lionhearted and the rest of the Crusaders.

Look how well that worked out.

Just because someone said He did doesn't mean He really did.

 

[islandman]

Just because someone said He did doesn't mean He really did.

You think the Pope made that up?

 

[run_silent]

Maye it's one of those butterfly effect things. Someone wins or loses and that in turn makes someone else do something and blah blah blah.
Or maybe God really doesn't give a rat fuck about a football game but we insult Him by saying He not only does but actually picks the winners and losers.
Now some athletes do it properly by thanking God for their talents. Nothing wrong with that but there's a little known circle of Hell for athletes who say God gave them a touchdown or home run.

I can give the butterfly effect some thought. I also agree with the rest.

 

[KRCummings]

You think the Pope made that up?

No. A Pope would never lie or conceal the truth in order to protect the Church. Just not possible.

 

[islandman]

No. A Pope would never lie or conceal the truth in order to protect the Church. Just not possible.

Your sarcasm is not appreciated.