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By: Tomlinson's Pain Tolerance

Tomlinson's Pain Tolerance — Mon, 25 May 2009 18:20:46 +0000

“And how does beating a team twice make them any easier the third time?”

It’s easier because you now have 2 games of sideline signals to breakdown. Oh wait, you mean Belicheat is the only one filming other coaches? I guess it doesn’t help unless you play for the Patriots.

By: Plax's Owie Spot

Plax's Owie Spot — Mon, 25 May 2009 06:46:15 +0000

Well this post turned into a shit show rather quickly. Fighting on the internet is like winning the Special Olympics: even if you win you’re still retarded. Or retahhhhted if we’re getting all New England up in this bitch.

By: Christmas Ape

Christmas Ape — Sun, 24 May 2009 20:36:04 +0000

Yeah, that James/Bill Belichamp tard was picking fights in the comment thread of every post on this site that even mentioned the Pats in passing and it finally reached the breaking point with me. So, he’s banned. Back to trolling message boards in search of high school girls willing to fuck a Wes Welker impersonator.

By: porky1

porky1 — Sun, 24 May 2009 16:03:27 +0000

Ape, you’re a mean drunk.

By: Bernie Bernbaum

Bernie Bernbaum — Sun, 24 May 2009 06:49:30 +0000

How do these fights even get started? Ladies, you’re both pretty, etc. etc. etc. I’m a Pats fan but why insult the Steelers for no fucking reason? I just liked how Ape brought up the dipshit New England columnists who call Brady soft for no reason, either.

/honestly, what the fuck Shaughnessy

By: Christmas Ape

Christmas Ape — Sun, 24 May 2009 06:12:38 +0000

Ol’ Billy Bellicheat is just worked up because all of his favorite team’s titles are tarnished by cheating, lol, haha. (And that’s still half as many rings as the Steelers, lol, haha)

I think a more accurate showing of the two teams was the 34-13 fistfucking the Patriots laid on the Stoolers in 2007.

Oh, so when the Pats have some injuries, it’s the Steelers beating up on a “practice squad” but when the Steelers lost to the Pats in ’07 without Troy Polamalu (there’s a reason Anthony Smith was playing) and Santonio Holmes (oh, sorry, he played in one drive), it’s just an accurate reflection of the two teams? Get sodomized with a chainsaw, you whiny cretinous fuckwit.

enjoy that “title run” against the 8-8 Chargers, the Ravens who you had beaten twice already, and the 9-7 Cardinals

Well, the Ravens were 13-3 against everyone who weren’t the Steelers last year, so I hardly think they were a pushover. And how does beating a team twice make them any easier the third time? That’s fucking retarded. The Chargers came in winners of five straight (they also managed to destroy New England last year) and the Cardinals had laid waste to the NFC in the postseason. That their regular season records weren’t impressive is irrelevant.

But, hey, if you want an impressive title run, the Steelers in ’05 beat the top three seeds in the AFC all on the road. So shut your fucking syphilitic yap, lol, haha.

By: porky1

porky1 — Sun, 24 May 2009 03:35:32 +0000

Are we referring to Spygate or the HGH Rodney Harrison was ordering during the 2004 playoffs?

Just to clarify, I’m not saying the guy is a difference maker or anything. I mean, he wasn’t their best defensive player or anything. Oh wait, he was.

http://sports.espn.go.com/nfl/news/story?id=3028236

By: Bill Belichamp

Bill Belichamp — Sun, 24 May 2009 02:55:36 +0000

Yeah, those signals sure helped when they scored 2 special teams touchdowns against the Steelers in the 2001 AFCCG (also the first time a Belichick-led Patriot team faced Pittsburgh, last time NE faced them was in 98 before Belichick was the head coach there). I think also the fact that the Panthers took steroids before Super Bowl 38 kind of evens everything out. And in Super Bowl 39, which was won by 3 points by the Patriots, they stole signals from the Eagles in 2003 when the Patriots won by 21 points. So I guess spygate gave the Eagles an unfair advantage.

Not a tough road to the Super Bowl for New England? The Greatest Show On Turf sure was a cakewalk. Or beating the Colts and Titans twice each during the 2003 season. Or in 2004 going through the Colts when they scored about 5000 points, followed by the 15-1 Steelers, and then the 13-3 Eagles who finally got over the hump, that was nothing.

* – They also didn’t win in 2000, 2002, 2005, and 2006.

By: Monkey Business

Monkey Business — Sun, 24 May 2009 01:07:20 +0000

It’s worth noting that the Patriots haven’t exactly faced a Murderer’s Row on the way to any of their 3* Super Bowl titles.

* – It’s also worth noting that they cheated, and the one season they didn’t cheat they lost.

By: Bill Belichamp

Bill Belichamp — Sun, 24 May 2009 00:00:51 +0000

By the way, enjoy that “title run” against the 8-8 Chargers, the Ravens who you had beaten twice already, and the 9-7 Cardinals, because I don’t think next year will be quite so gift wrapped. Can you even call that a playoff run? Heck, every good team the Steelers faced, they lost to. The Giants, Colts, Eagles, and Titans. Yet the Steelers managed to dodge all of them. Lucky lucky.