Ernie Sims ranked NO. 2 rookie of last week by SI

LMAO!

Ryan, props on the smack section, I'm loving it lately.

That was without a doubt one of the lamest come backs ever.

Yes, there are millions of people who just hate coming here over and over again from all over the world.
How can we compete with the sophistication of Sheboygan?

No takers, huh? Didn't think so.

Lovie Smith said the same thing.
http://www.mlive.com/lions/audio/index. ... lski3.html

Some? lol


Half bud

[quote="Philtration]That was without a doubt one of the lamest come backs ever.[/quote]



guess what troll, some ppl like the quiet, simple life. fishing, swimming, camping, peaceful country side.

Unlike chicago, where ppl live on top of each other like pack rats.

have ppl started to live underground in chicago yet?

heh..tons of confidence in your team, eh?

Is this what Lions fans have resorted to, already just cheering for a TD. LOL

Need I remind you about what the Packers did against the Bears?
It'll be close. I'm not foolish enough to think that Detroit will win, but it will be close. And that's a lot better than how pathetic you played against them.

Speaking of Green Bay, didn't you guys just catch a bunch of HS kids trying to blow up the high school around there or something?
Some people love the quiet life around Green Bay. So much that they want to blow the goddamned state up.
I bet Javon Walker had something to do with it.

guess what troll, some ppl like the quiet, simple life. fishing, swimming, camping, peaceful country side.

Unlike chicago, where ppl live on top of each other like pack rats.

have ppl started to live underground in chicago yet?[/quote]

Have you ever lived in Chicago? If not, then how can you know what it is like reside there?

So does anyone have an advantage this week?

Here's Chicago middle linebacker Brian Urlacher's take on the situation:

"If anything, it's for Martz because he knows the defense pretty well, especially with Coach Marinelli running the same defense (Tampa Two)," Urlacher said during a conference call this week. "I think it's an advantage for him because he can change up his offense a little bit."

I've been to chicago, worked in chicago, went to concerts in chicago, shopping in chicago, seen jerry springer in chicago, nice place to visit, but would never live there.

guess what troll, some ppl like the quiet, simple life. fishing, swimming, camping, peaceful country side.

Unlike chicago, where ppl live on top of each other like pack rats.

have ppl started to live underground in chicago yet?[/quote]


Simple being the key word here. Anything more complicated than a bag of chewing tobacco and your head would explode Jethro.
No, people do not live underground here but they do travel across town that way. It is called a SUBWAY but I am sure that it is nothing compared to the engineering marval of your railways in cheeseland.

enjoy!

Oh? I could have sworn that you said that you would vote for Chicago as one of the worst cities in America to visit in this very thread.
For someone who hates Chicago it sounds like you have had a lot of fun here.

What a dork.

My visits to Chicago had nothing to do with visiting the city. It just happens that is where a certain band was playing, or a job-site was, or a T.V. host happens to broadcast from. To me , calling me a "dork" is a verbal attack, but i guess me refering to you as "troll"is the same thing.

But talk about a "dork", you live in chicago, are a bears fan, but frequent a Packer forum to talk junk. that's a troll, or should i say a Dorky troll.

How many bears fans are there in Illinois, outside of chicago?