Do you know who else played football and dated 9.year olds?

Don't let this thread get Sanduskied.

PhiloeBedoe: nopokerface: PhiloeBedoe: Maybe good deeds can be done just for the sake of a good deed, no Jesus necessary.

Says the guy who used the bible to disparage the man's good act.....

No disparagement intended. He did a wonderful, beautiful thing. And Jesus had nothing to do with it. By pointing out that certain Biblical teachings might condemn this unselfish act I'd hoped to make the case that one need not look towards outdated belief systems for moral guidance.

"It's all real. Think about it. Haven't Luke Skywalker and Santa Claus affected your lives more than most real people in this room? I mean, whether Jesus is real or not, he--he's had a bigger impact on the world than any of us have. And the same can be said for Bugs Bunny and--and Superman and Harry Potter. They've changed my life--changed the way I act on the earth. Doesn't that make them kind of real? They might be imaginary but, but they're more important than most of us here. And they're all gonna be around here long after we're dead. So, in a way, those things are more realer than any of us." - Kyle Broflovski

Whatever inspires us to be good people. I take inspiration and ethical advice from the works of Plato and Aristotle and that's some pretty dated stuff.

Well, good for the Tebow. He makes it impossible for me to hate him as much as I'd like too. As a lifelong Denver Broncos fan let me explain why I fail to appreciate him.

1. He cannot play. He currently is the QB of the Broncos because he was overdrafted, the Broncos have nobody else, and he is really popular because of reasons outside of his football skills.
2. The Tebowists. An extremely loud and obnoxious group of people, most of whom are nothing but Bronco bandwaggoners who like him for reasons outside of his football skills.
3. The media hype. He receives a crazy amount of hype and attention for reasons that have nothing to do with his football skills.
4. His religion. This is personal thing for me having grown up around a bunch of violent and ignorant evangelicals. His decision to associate with focus on the family, a stupid and ignorant group, was a redline for a lot of people.

Don't hate Tebow. Hate the awards show itself.

First off, why do we need sports awards shows? We have sports awards. They're called MVP. All-Star. World Champion. Olympic Medalist. Why we need awards on top of these is a mystery to me.

Second off, if your awards show contains categories such as "Gnarliest Newb", "Alti-Dude", and "That's How I Roll", stop. Just stop. Stop, take a step back, and re-examine what the fark happened in your life to make you do something that awful.

Backwards Cornfield Races: STOP BEING SO NICE

How can I hate you and cheer when you get injured if your so damn nice. Can't you be more like cutler or rolando mcclain?

I agree

Ow! That was my feelings!: Well, good for the Tebow. He makes it impossible for me to hate him as much as I'd like too. As a lifelong Denver Broncos fan let me explain why I fail to appreciate him.

1. He cannot play. He currently is the QB of the Broncos because he was overdrafted, the Broncos have nobody else, and he is really popular because of reasons outside of his football skills.
2. The Tebowists. An extremely loud and obnoxious group of people, most of whom are nothing but Bronco bandwaggoners who like him for reasons outside of his football skills.
3. The media hype. He receives a crazy amount of hype and attention for reasons that have nothing to do with his football skills.
4. His religion. This is personal thing for me having grown up around a bunch of violent and ignorant evangelicals. His decision to associate with focus on the family, a stupid and ignorant group, was a redline for a lot of people.

You talking about the guy that took over a 1-5 team, won his division, then beat the Steelers in the playoffs? The guy that averaged over 30 yards per completion in that play off game?

Cat Food Sandwiches: Ow! That was my feelings!: Well, good for the Tebow. He makes it impossible for me to hate him as much as I'd like too. As a lifelong Denver Broncos fan let me explain why I fail to appreciate him.

1. He cannot play. He currently is the QB of the Broncos because he was overdrafted, the Broncos have nobody else, and he is really popular because of reasons outside of his football skills.
2. The Tebowists. An extremely loud and obnoxious group of people, most of whom are nothing but Bronco bandwaggoners who like him for reasons outside of his football skills.
3. The media hype. He receives a crazy amount of hype and attention for reasons that have nothing to do with his football skills.
4. His religion. This is personal thing for me having grown up around a bunch of violent and ignorant evangelicals. His decision to associate with focus on the family, a stupid and ignorant group, was a redline for a lot of people.

You talking about the guy that took over a 1-5 team, won his division, then beat the Steelers in the playoffs? The guy that averaged over 30 yards per completion in that play off game?

I'm talking about the guy that went 1-4 down the stretch, completed 46% of his passes and got his ass handed to him by the Pats in that play off game.

PhiloeBedoe: nopokerface: PhiloeBedoe: Maybe good deeds can be done just for the sake of a good deed, no Jesus necessary.

Says the guy who used the bible to disparage the man's good act.....

No disparagement intended. He did a wonderful, beautiful thing. And Jesus had nothing to do with it. By pointing out that certain Biblical teachings might condemn this unselfish act I'd hoped to make the case that one need not look towards outdated belief systems for moral guidance.

Some folks could use the help.

schrepjm: Do you know who else played football and dated 9.year olds?

Don't let this thread get Sanduskied.

too late

jake_lex: The only problem was that the night came to an awkward end when the 9-year old intercepted one of his passes and returned it for a touchdown.

Done in three.

Was it followed by some light petting?

What? The kids dog, at the end of the night. Jeez .. you pervs.

PhiloeBedoe: nopokerface: PhiloeBedoe: Maybe good deeds can be done just for the sake of a good deed, no Jesus necessary.

Says the guy who used the bible to disparage the man's good act.....

No disparagement intended. He did a wonderful, beautiful thing. And Jesus had nothing to do with it. By pointing out that certain Biblical teachings might condemn this unselfish act I'd hoped to make the case that one need not look towards outdated belief systems for moral guidance.



Well since he believes in Jesus, and lives his life according to Jesus' teachings, I'd say Jesus had everything to do with it.


/Now how I live on the other hand...

Di Atribe: Gosling: Don't hate Tebow. Hate the awards show itself.

First off, why do we need sports awards shows? We have sports awards. They're called MVP. All-Star. World Champion. Olympic Medalist. Why we need awards on top of these is a mystery to me.

Second off, if your awards show contains categories such as "Gnarliest Newb", "Alti-Dude", and "That's How I Roll", stop. Just stop. Stop, take a step back, and re-examine what the fark happened in your life to make you do something that awful.


Psst. Dude. I think it's for kids.

So was Dude, What Would Happen?

I don't think there's a single mean bone in his body.

/Maybe he is the antichrist?
//Can't wait for next NFL season
///Go Denver Ponies.

mikaloyd: Tebow is no Matt Ryan, thats for sure.

Yea, Tebow wins playoff games

Swap out Tebow for Michael Jackson in that headline and we have a very different thread.

jake_lex -The only problem was that the night came to an awkward end when the 9-year old intercepted one of his passes and returned it for a touchdown.

I LOL'd.
You should write for Kimmel.