Romo Plays w/ Tiger in D.C? That ain't right.

[Lotus]

Originally Posted by hooskins

I still don't remember Jessica being that huge. It is an amazing thing to see.

Nor do I. The word "implants" comes to mind.

[GMScud]

Originally Posted by Lotus

Nor do I. The word "implants" comes to mind.

Yeah but they look like they're sagging a bit. Plus she was never lacking in boob size in the first place. Not sure why she'd get them bigger. But they do look monstrous in that picture. Good lord. I heard a rumor that she's pregnant. Maybe that's the culprit.

[53Fan]

Originally Posted by Mattyk72

Here's the whole stupid crew

Was this taken from one of those "Got milk?" commercials?

[Lotus]

Originally Posted by 53Fan

Was this taken from one of those "Got milk?" commercials?

I'll have mammaries of this photo for a long time.

[Missin21]

Originally Posted by 53Fan

Was this taken from one of those "Got milk?" commercials?

Those are definitely NOT real.

[53Fan]

Originally Posted by Missin21

Those are definitely NOT real.

Maybe not....but I keep finding myself coming back to this thread for some reason.

[hooskins]

Matty I don't understand the hate towards gollf. Tiger is a beast on the course, and I saw him up close today(about two feet away). He is pretty damn jacked in the sense of being cut. In terms of the "gut", didn't see it. Also golf is mentally tougher than football IMO, as a person who has played both at a HS level(yeah I know I am not a pro, never said I was). Only sport that I think gets as tough mentally is tennis.

Individual sports demand a mental game that is unheard of in team sports, or atleast consistently winning in the individual requires that. That is why there are so few extremely dominant individual athletes compared to team "superstars".


Funny note for any of those into golf. I was there at the first round today and Anthony Kim practice ran me over on the way to the restroom after a drive. I was walking away from the hole after his group finished hitting off the tee and then some little guy knocks into me and apologizes. It was Kim running to the bathroom, haha I guess he really had to go.

[skinsfan69]

Originally Posted by hooskins

Matty I don't understand the hate towards gollf. Tiger is a beast on the course, and I saw him up close today(about two feet away). He is pretty damn jacked in the sense of being cut. In terms of the "gut", didn't see it. Also golf is mentally tougher than football IMO, as a person who has played both at a HS level(yeah I know I am not a pro, never said I was). Only sport that I think gets as tough mentally is tennis.

Individual sports demand a mental game that is unheard of in team sports, or atleast consistently winning in the individual requires that. That is why there are so few extremely dominant individual athletes compared to team "superstars".


Funny note for any of those into golf. I was there at the first round today and Anthony Kim practice ran me over on the way to the restroom after a drive. I was walking away from the hole after his group finished hitting off the tee and then some little guy knocks into me and apologizes. It was Kim running to the bathroom, haha I guess he really had to go.

I think it depends on which position you play. Playing QB in the NFL is probably the most mentally demanding thing in sports IMO. But no question being a pro golfer takes some serious mental toughness.

[firstdown]

Originally Posted by skinsfan69

I think it depends on which position you play. Playing QB in the NFL is probably the most mentally demanding thing in sports IMO. But no question being a pro golfer takes some serious mental toughness.

I think golf is because a golfer stands back and has to think about each shot. With a QB after the ball is snaped it becomes more instinct then mental.

[Zerohero]

Originally Posted by firstdown

I think golf is because a golfer stands back and has to think about each shot. With a QB after the ball is snaped it becomes more instinct then mental.

Ask Peyton how mental playing qb is. While i agree he has less time to throw then Tiger has to hit the ball, i'm sure Peyton spends more time watching film and going over gameplans.

[hooskins]

Originally Posted by Zerohero

Ask Peyton how mental playing qb is. While i agree he has less time to throw then Tiger has to hit the ball, i'm sure Peyton spends more time watching film and going over gameplans.

yeah but not just him his entire team! That is the key difference. I think team sports don't compare to individual ones in terms of the mental aspect. They just cant. There are others to put the weight on with a team. There is no way to argue against that IMO.

[hooskins]

Originally Posted by skinsfan69

I think it depends on which position you play. Playing QB in the NFL is probably the most mentally demanding thing in sports IMO. But no question being a pro golfer takes some serious mental toughness.

And again, you can hand it off to the RB and the Oline do the work a good 30-50 percent of the time. Golf is pure individual.

[dgack]

She put on a lot of weight the last couple of months (to the point she was being ridiculed badly in tabloids for trying to pull off the daisy dukes look) so it's fairly feasible that she benefited from the weight gain there as much as it hurt her elsewhere. I seriously doubt she'd get implants considering how stacked she was normally.

[firstdown]

When I see people say stuff like they are not impressed with a hot chick I always wonder what their girlfrien must look like and I get this image.
Chubby cheerleader - Ugly Women and Girls - Funny Females

[MTK]

QB is far and away the toughest position in all of sports.