SkinsHead56 wrote:I would very much like to see this. I can't seem to find the link. Could someone please post it.
Thanks.
http://www.the-hogs.net/

SkinsHead56 wrote:I would very much like to see this. I can't seem to find the link. Could someone please post it.
Thanks.
DCSports wrote:Anyone know how to get in touch with a member of the skisn front office?
I think a honoring tribute would be for when the defense comes out for their first play of the game to only send 10 men out and leave the S position open. There would be someway for the PA guy to announce what is happening and there could be a standing ovation for the 35 play clock and take the 5 yd pent. for not enough men on the field (maybe the bills will decline)
admin wrote:It isn't much, but if you visit the front page of the site, you will see a tribute to Sean.
Honestly... just the toughest thing I've ever done on the computer... the song makes me reflect regardless, putting images to it was very difficult.
But hopefully the pain and the sorrow that you might go through watching it will help the grieving process.
I'm not an overly emotional guy, but making the movie had me sobbing.
suprised they didn't show extremeskins.NC43Hog wrote:Take a look at this link:
http://video.nbc4.com/player/?id=189298
Might see something familiar at about the 00:16 mark.
The things that THN has done to honor Sean are not done for our glory, but I am personally proud of BH's effort and that it has received a more national audience.
BeeGee wrote:My![]()
Downloaded a vid, split it up and rearranged some of the clips, and set it to a little Hanz Zimmer (Batman Begins theme).
"Meast"
Taylor was a baaad mutha.
Points well taken, BH. Loud and clear. Thanks, man.BossHog wrote:BeeGee wrote:My![]()
Downloaded a vid, split it up and rearranged some of the clips, and set it to a little Hanz Zimmer (Batman Begins theme).
"Meast"
Taylor was a baaad mutha.
You know... you were a real jerkoff when you came in here. I know you won't see it that way... but you were... you spoke only in superlatives and hyperbole knowing full well that it would create conflict... that's just being a jerk.
But over a bit of time, you started to make more meaningful contributions in other forums and being less combative.
And with the senseless tragedy came nothing but compassion and a complete respect for the situation.
i truly appreciate that and I thank-you.
You've also shown that you can contribute more than just being an ass in football conversations and are a decent person. I would just put to you that there are some very mature readers here that thrive on good conversation - even with the 'enemy'. We joined the F2FA because I really WANTED an environment where people could truly get the fans' take on whoever we were playing that week... largely due to my lack of faith in the mainstream media. Unfortunately, the alliance brings more senseless BS than good conversation.
Truth is, a lot of us really like balanced, intelligent conversations and absolutley detest the childish bickering of back-and-forth rhetoric. Creating enemies and being a dink to people makes that near impossible sometimes... especially when it's so unoriginal and prevalent in our constant encounters with the opposition due to the alliance.
Anyone can be a jerk... very few have managed to be an oppositional remember that is respected.
Why take the easy way out?
The respectful you is a welcome member to this community and will be treated as such.
And thanks for honoring ST and Redskin fans by being civil and compassionate.
BeeGee wrote:Points well taken, BH. Loud and clear. Thanks, man.BossHog wrote:BeeGee wrote:My![]()
Downloaded a vid, split it up and rearranged some of the clips, and set it to a little Hanz Zimmer (Batman Begins theme).
"Meast"
Taylor was a baaad mutha.
You know... you were a real jerkoff when you came in here. I know you won't see it that way... but you were... you spoke only in superlatives and hyperbole knowing full well that it would create conflict... that's just being a jerk.
But over a bit of time, you started to make more meaningful contributions in other forums and being less combative.
And with the senseless tragedy came nothing but compassion and a complete respect for the situation.
i truly appreciate that and I thank-you.
You've also shown that you can contribute more than just being an ass in football conversations and are a decent person. I would just put to you that there are some very mature readers here that thrive on good conversation - even with the 'enemy'. We joined the F2FA because I really WANTED an environment where people could truly get the fans' take on whoever we were playing that week... largely due to my lack of faith in the mainstream media. Unfortunately, the alliance brings more senseless BS than good conversation.
Truth is, a lot of us really like balanced, intelligent conversations and absolutley detest the childish bickering of back-and-forth rhetoric. Creating enemies and being a dink to people makes that near impossible sometimes... especially when it's so unoriginal and prevalent in our constant encounters with the opposition due to the alliance.
Anyone can be a jerk... very few have managed to be an oppositional remember that is respected.
Why take the easy way out?
The respectful you is a welcome member to this community and will be treated as such.
And thanks for honoring ST and Redskin fans by being civil and compassionate.
Your welcome, Fios. And tks for the kind words, partner. The feeling is definitely mutual. Respect.Fios wrote:I just want to echo the sentiment expressed by BH, I (obviously) had some issues with you at the outset but you've proven you can be a valuable member of this forum. Great video man, thank you.
we do it because we love it.skinz74 wrote:Boss, NC, BG, Evilhog, and anyone I'm forgetting who has put something together...I at a loss, stumbling only to say thank you for visually expressing what many of us cannot put into words. Mourning becomes somewhat bearable when we can enjoy his life even in death.
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