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NFL.com pisses me off

boo7382

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I just don't understand why they have such a sh*tty website. I mean, you are a huge corporation and you have lots of money. I know b/c I give it to you annually.

Why can you not have a better website. Can't even go and comment on the Giants v Panthers board b/c its messed up. Can't comment on anything else b/c no one writes articles about us. Piece of crap website. Just like Panthers.com. It gives me nothing. When you write a comment with inappropriate language, it simply denies and tells you its inappropriate. That doesn't help me. At least CO.com tells me which words I can and can't use on their website.

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I just don't understand why they have such a sh*tty website. I mean, you are a huge corporation and you have lots of money. I know b/c I give it to you annually.

Why can you not have a better website. Can't even go and comment on the Giants v Panthers board b/c its messed up. Can't comment on anything else b/c no one writes articles about us. Piece of crap website. Just like Panthers.com. It gives me nothing. When you write a comment with inappropriate language, it simply denies and tells you its inappropriate. That doesn't help me. At least CO.com tells me which words I can and can't use on their website.

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you can use them, go ahead!!!

hahah trust me. I haven't been around long enough to unleash the full wrath on you guys. I don't think you wanna see that anyways.

Even words that nfl.com THINKS will be bad you can't post. Pretty sure you can't write ladies or women. One of the two.

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They have a lot to think about when exposing one of the most profitable brands in the world to the internet trolls. If I were them I wouldn't even allow comments as I'm sure the revenue they get from the site is very low(relatively speaking).

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