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Who pissed off SCP?


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40 minutes ago, KB_fan said:

Yeah, looks like we may need some new traditions around here....

As Ron keeps reminding the team, last year is over.  This is a new season.

I believe that these were almost SCP's exact words.

 

Leave my man alone.  He's probably exhausted from traveling around the country giving Saints and Cowboys fans poo.

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Last we heard from him, was the picture of him "catchin" ( fishing means he might not catch,, and he was catchin )

I think he's still down in his ole stomping grounds, or waters, of Wrightsville Bch.

Indian Summer here is infectious. Laid back, swelling beer, margaritas , rum, eating what you catch ( shrimp and crabs are actually easier than flounders or grouper )

Listening to some Buffet (Parrot Heads )

He'll be back when the time is right.

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Sometime back around 2006-2007, I decided to try my hand at game previews here.  A few days before each game I would write a long preview, usually long enough that the Offense and Defense had to be split into two posts.  It was a decent idea, I thought, and it was actually pretty well received (although I was never in SCP's category).  And that became a problem, because while I can write, I'm not a writer.  

By the end of the season, coming up with new and funny things to say made writing the preview a chore and not something I was doing to contribute to the community here.  I felt pressure from self-imposed deadlines, and found myself a few times just sitting there, wondering what I would say.  I was actually glad when the season ended.  The next year found me frequenting the Huddle a lot less, because it just wasn't fun for me any more.

I'm not saying SCP is feeling the same way, but he did some amazing stuff last year and that's how it should be considered--as part of last year.  PhillyB is the same way--awesome previews LAST YEAR.  This year we need to let new guys emerge and cut the old ones some slack.  

BTW, whoever did the Broncos one--nice work.  I loved the pictures, and hope you keep it up.  But please never feel like you have to, ok?

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1 hour ago, Cyberjag said:

Sometime back around 2006-2007, I decided to try my hand at game previews here.  A few days before each game I would write a long preview, usually long enough that the Offense and Defense had to be split into two posts.  It was a decent idea, I thought, and it was actually pretty well received (although I was never in SCP's category).  And that became a problem, because while I can write, I'm not a writer.  

By the end of the season, coming up with new and funny things to say made writing the preview a chore and not something I was doing to contribute to the community here.  I felt pressure from self-imposed deadlines, and found myself a few times just sitting there, wondering what I would say.  I was actually glad when the season ended.  The next year found me frequenting the Huddle a lot less, because it just wasn't fun for me any more.

I'm not saying SCP is feeling the same way, but he did some amazing stuff last year and that's how it should be considered--as part of last year.  PhillyB is the same way--awesome previews LAST YEAR.  This year we need to let new guys emerge and cut the old ones some slack.  

BTW, whoever did the Broncos one--nice work.  I loved the pictures, and hope you keep it up.  But please never feel like you have to, ok?

His was fantastic reads.  Yours were..........well.....have you been lately?  No, you did well also.

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