Sky King
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Any resemblance between the points above and the view on my monitor are purely coincidental. Everything stated in this message is to be considered my own opinion and not an official representation of Microsoft Corporation or any other Microsoft employees. Actual mileage may vary. Price does not include tax, title, and license. Some assembly required. Each sold separately. Batteries not included. Objects in mirror are closer than they appear. If conditions persist, contact a physician. Keep out of reach of children. Avoid prolonged exposure to direct sunlight. Keep in a cool dark place. Any spelling mistakes in this post are all entirely my fault. Any grammar errors spotted in this post were put there because I could. Apply smileys liberally throughout the above as needed. If that doesn't help, take two ****** and call your analyst in the morning.
(See: *Disclaimer below)
- The Devil you don't know is better than the Devil you do know
- Cutting players from position groups that already suffer from a lack of quality depth will actually help the team
- Players that are paid a high salary are not permitted to become injured
- The speed of the healing process shall be in direct proportion to a player's salary
- The Packer front office should have known in advance that a player would suffer a specific injury after he had joined the team - even multiple seasons out
- Only the Packers suffer an unusual amount of injuries
- Injuries are not a legitimate excuse for playing at a level below fan expectations and, therefore, shall not be tolerated
- Players (for other teams) that have aged beyond their prime years are significantly more desirable than Packer players who've experienced exactly the same progression
- Never acknowledge that some players had at one time significantly outperformed their first contracts. It doesn't count in the law of averages
- Successful coaches will never reach their zenith unless they coach the Packers which, of course, they all want to do
- Any high-salaried player that becomes injured must be oft-ridiculed publicly because that will shame him into performing better
- Every player in the league is dying to play for the Packers and will do so for less salary
- There are always good players that are still available despite having remained unsigned, yet they're still way better than some current Packers
- If enough bubble players are offered to another team they'll gladly give the Packers a high draft pick or a Pro-Bowl player in return for those players
- All Packer roster cuts made at the end of preseason will be highly sought after by every other NFL team
- If the Packers would only do this ONE thing (fill in the blank) - that only (fill-in your name) can see - they would win more Super Bowls
- Only statistics that support my arguments have any real merit
- Only players from other teams do bad things off the field
- I've never been an NFL player. Regardless, I'm more knowledgeable than NFL front office and coaching personnel (except for Bill Belichick)
- Watching highlights is the equivalent to "studying tape"
- Any Packer should be cut/traded the instant he does not play as well as expected.
- Any rookie Packer player better than pathetic in a pre-season game is pro-bowl caliber and on his way to Canton.
- Once my mind is made up, a player can never develop anymore. His play will always be what it once was.
Any resemblance between the points above and the view on my monitor are purely coincidental. Everything stated in this message is to be considered my own opinion and not an official representation of Microsoft Corporation or any other Microsoft employees. Actual mileage may vary. Price does not include tax, title, and license. Some assembly required. Each sold separately. Batteries not included. Objects in mirror are closer than they appear. If conditions persist, contact a physician. Keep out of reach of children. Avoid prolonged exposure to direct sunlight. Keep in a cool dark place. Any spelling mistakes in this post are all entirely my fault. Any grammar errors spotted in this post were put there because I could. Apply smileys liberally throughout the above as needed. If that doesn't help, take two ****** and call your analyst in the morning.
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