(12-06-2022, 07:41 PM)snowwolf776 Wrote:

(12-06-2022, 03:52 PM)scottyg Wrote: Snowy modeled himself after TMD, or folks like him, starting a few years ago.  Dude believes doing this crap makes him a board guru of some sorts.  TMD was the coolest, man!  Not an attention-starved, look-at-me, look-at-me loser at all!

Snowy, just in case you are paying attention, you have modeled your posting style here after some of the biggest jerks in the history of this board (and other boards for that matter).  Any chance you could stop it and return to a time when you were less beat up by this team?  I know it's a big ask, but give it a shot if you can.

I can,and my intentations weren't suppose to come across as being a Jerk.  a lot of people here always have way to high expectations from new players or Head Coaches.   Jags get Trevor in draft,and people start saying team will win 5 to 6 games. Champtionships teams weren't built quickly. will the team get better eventtattlny,but they are not good enough yet to win 6 to 7 games. I'm just saying it takes time. I tried to tell people here not to have high expentations yet,it was to soon. I am a jags fan,and will also be real.

I don't care about negativity. Be down on the team, that's fine. I'm not critical of snowy's attitude, at all. One of TMD's biggest problems was that he would latch on to an idea or player, and every single thread would get sprayed with that opinion like some feral cat marking territory.

If you are posting word-for-word the same post in every thread, imo that's a reportable offense. Bring something new to the conversation, find new insights that support your argument (or refute others' claims) and share that with the group. This is the standard we all should be held to, not just you, or me, or mods, or newbs.

Turn the tables. If I just responded "Jags will make the playoffs. Book it." to every post that either predicted losses, criticized decisions or lamented draft misses, it would get real old real fast, even if it is blind positivity.

Sorry if this derailed the thread, but I probably should have made this more clear in my initial gripe.

on topic, math may say it's not over, but I heed Vic's advice and ain't worrying about that.

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