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y2lamanaki
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| Gridirongreat#9 wrote: |   ^^^^ Just worry about football son. |
As long as it doesn't become a distraction for him, I'm okay with it, but that picture does look like it's becoming a distraction.
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renndawg37
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| y2lamanaki wrote: | | Gridirongreat#9 wrote: | | ^^^^ Just worry about football son. |
As long as it doesn't become a distraction for him, I'm okay with it, but that picture does look like it's becoming a distraction. |
Yeah, I'm sure that "Kaepernicking" will completely distort his focus when he's out on the field this weekend...  |
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Gore Whore 21
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| Ronnie's Pinky wrote: | | Gore Whore 21 wrote: | | After they dubbed 'Tebowing' everyone wants to start another phenomenon by dubbing everyone's celebration ' Enter last name here- ing'. It's just a celebration when he runs for a TD and I like that, it's kind of his trade mark. You don't hear about 'Rodgering' when Aaron Rodgers does the championship belt, or 'Newtoning' when Cam does his superman celebration. I like that Kap has his own trademark, but think it's stupid that they call it 'Kaepernicking'. It is what it is at the end of the day, you can call it what you want, to me it's just a cool celebration. |
Considering that rogering is british slang for rough sex, it would be pretty awesome if Aaron's move got named that. |
haha, ok in that case I think it'd be hilarious if they called the belt Rogering. I guess I need to catch up on my British slang.
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y2lamanaki
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| renndawg37 wrote: | | y2lamanaki wrote: | | Gridirongreat#9 wrote: | | ^^^^ Just worry about football son. |
As long as it doesn't become a distraction for him, I'm okay with it, but that picture does look like it's becoming a distraction. |
Yeah, I'm sure that "Kaepernicking" will completely distort his focus when he's out on the field this weekend... |
Yeah, I'm sure 100% of everything that's required of a player in the National Football League takes place on the field. What the hell was I thinking???
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It would have been gone quickly. But then he retweeted like like hundreds of photos he reveived tagged #kaepernicking. The. I think it blew up more. Then his agent put out clothing regarding it and he posted that.
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SFaithful97
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I love this about the Bay area. Teams across the different sports follow each others progress and really pull for them to do well. Clowe and several other Sharks are regulars at Giants games. The Giants support the 49ers and vice versa. It is a pretty cool thing since a lot of people like myself are fans of many sports.
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SFaithful97
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"Kaepernicking" is silly though, and it should go away 
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| SFaithful97 wrote: | | "Kaepernicking" is silly though, and it should go away |
I'd like to see it some more on Sunday cuz that meant he scored and then hopefully he'll pack it up forever after that.
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should Cruz stop doing his Salsa dance?
its his TD celebration
no big deal
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SFaithful97
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| P-52 wrote: | should Cruz stop doing his Salsa dance?
its his TD celebration
no big deal |
Yes. I am all for having fun, but the dancing BS bothers me. Any "look at me" actions have no place in team sports as far as I am concerned. They do it to get on TV, and the stupid Dancing with the Starters crap on NFL network. It adds nothing to the game and is stupid. If I celebrated like that at work when I did what I am supposed to do for my job it would be ridiculous. Willis never dances around like an idiot, he just knocks the crap out of a guy and goes to the bench to high-5 his team mates. There is a difference between celebrating a good play and having a preplanned celebration. That is childish.
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UofMfan909
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| SFaithful97 wrote: | | P-52 wrote: | should Cruz stop doing his Salsa dance?
its his TD celebration
no big deal |
Yes. I am all for having fun, but the dancing BS bothers me. Any "look at me" actions have no place in team sports as far as I am concerned. They do it to get on TV, and the stupid Dancing with the Starters crap on NFL network. It adds nothing to the game and is stupid. If I celebrated like that at work when I did what I am supposed to do for my job it would be ridiculous. Willis never dances around like an idiot, he just knocks the crap out of a guy and goes to the bench to high-5 his team mates. There is a difference between celebrating a good play and having a preplanned celebration. That is childish. |
eh. I don't mind it. I loved TO's celebrations while he was here. And you should start salsa dancing at work - that sounds awesome.
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| y2lamanaki wrote: | | renndawg37 wrote: | | y2lamanaki wrote: | | Gridirongreat#9 wrote: | | ^^^^ Just worry about football son. |
As long as it doesn't become a distraction for him, I'm okay with it, but that picture does look like it's becoming a distraction. |
Yeah, I'm sure that "Kaepernicking" will completely distort his focus when he's out on the field this weekend... |
Yeah, I'm sure 100% of everything that's required of a player in the National Football League takes place on the field. What the hell was I thinking??? |
That's exactly what I said!
It's the flippin Superbowl, if you think his mind is on anything other than the Ravens you are insane. |
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SFaithful97
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| UofMfan909 wrote: | | SFaithful97 wrote: | | P-52 wrote: | should Cruz stop doing his Salsa dance?
its his TD celebration
no big deal |
Yes. I am all for having fun, but the dancing BS bothers me. Any "look at me" actions have no place in team sports as far as I am concerned. They do it to get on TV, and the stupid Dancing with the Starters crap on NFL network. It adds nothing to the game and is stupid. If I celebrated like that at work when I did what I am supposed to do for my job it would be ridiculous. Willis never dances around like an idiot, he just knocks the crap out of a guy and goes to the bench to high-5 his team mates. There is a difference between celebrating a good play and having a preplanned celebration. That is childish. |
eh. I don't mind it. I loved TO's celebrations while he was here. And you should start salsa dancing at work - that sounds awesome. |
eh, we have slate floors so it would probably be really loud with my dress shoes on. The secretary would love it (dancing) but the rest of the team would probably think I was being an idiot.
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| UofMfan909 wrote: | | SFaithful97 wrote: | | P-52 wrote: | should Cruz stop doing his Salsa dance?
its his TD celebration
no big deal |
Yes. I am all for having fun, but the dancing BS bothers me. Any "look at me" actions have no place in team sports as far as I am concerned. They do it to get on TV, and the stupid Dancing with the Starters crap on NFL network. It adds nothing to the game and is stupid. If I celebrated like that at work when I did what I am supposed to do for my job it would be ridiculous. Willis never dances around like an idiot, he just knocks the crap out of a guy and goes to the bench to high-5 his team mates. There is a difference between celebrating a good play and having a preplanned celebration. That is childish. |
eh. I don't mind it. I loved TO's celebrations while he was here. And you should start salsa dancing at work - that sounds awesome. |
Now I know what I'm doing at work today.
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