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Went to the neighbor's SBP and it was a 199th reunion. I gotta admit though those dudes were cool. All we talked about were home brew, guns, Beyonce's thighs and dogs. All the booze (save the liquor) was homemade, even the wine. It's nice to hang with a crowd where you're the youngest in the room.

Originally Posted by guinaevere when I picked up my shotgun, the salesman asked if I wanted an assault rifle. I kinda stood there and all I could think to answer was, 'I can't foresee ever having a need for one. but thanks anyway.' that question still amuses me for some reason.

Wow, you have a store that sells fully automatic rifles?

Morning, OTT.

Thanks Coach for taking the safety and giving me the necessary points to win the 4th Q in my Block Pool.

That game absolutely blew until the lights went out. I really wish the Niners could have pulled it out, and I think Harbaugh was absolutely right to be livid about that non-holding call. Is defensive holding in the end zone like pass interference with a fresh set of downs and the ball on the 1? Or is it just half the distance to the goal?

The safety was awesome.

Originally Posted by munch That game absolutely blew until the lights went out. I really wish the Niners could have pulled it out, and I think Harbaugh was absolutely right to be livid about that non-holding call. Is defensive holding in the end zone like pass interference with a fresh set of downs and the ball on the 1? Or is it just half the distance to the goal?

In this instance if it's holding, because of the location, it would have been 1/2 the distance and First Down.

If it's Pass Interference, ball is placed at the 1 yard line and First Down.

I think it was a good non-call...they were both guilty. No ref (scab or otherwise) would have called that.

Ironic that the season that gave us replacement refs ended like that.

Also, the blackout in New Orleans...Payback for Roger Goodell?

Well, that sucked.

How was it a good non call? They were both guilty of holding each other?

Originally Posted by DT778 Well, that sucked. How was it a good non call? They were both guilty of holding each other?

Crabtree was trying to get out of the hold. It should have been called.

Originally Posted by DT778 Well, that sucked. How was it a good non call? They were both guilty of holding each other?

That's what I meant, they both appeared to be guilty so you can't call that there for either side. Not in that situation.

If anything the play before that was more egregious and should have been called.

Originally Posted by munch Crabtree was trying to get out of the hold. It should have been called.

heh, that's what those dudes in the NFL thread must be thinking. "Look at Crabtree with the push off" (can't do them smileys on moblile cag so insert the one with the dunce hat here).

I meant the hold should have been called. Crabtree did nothing wrong.

People can blame that no-call, but just as much at fault are the 49ers first half defense, timeout mismanagement, and bad playcalling at the end.

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That makes no sense ocho tres. Crabs was held and was trying to get away. Is he supposed to break free from that with his arms down and by his sides?

I saw your previous post on it munch. I know how you feel about the play.

Originally Posted by pitfallharry219 People can blame that no-call, but just as much at fault are the 49ers first half defense, timeout mismanagement, and bad playcalling at the end.

The no call was part of the reason they lost. Of course there were many mistakes but still, call the holding. Also it's only bad playcalling if it didn't work.

Originally Posted by pitfallharry219 People can blame that no-call, but just as much at fault are the 49ers first half defense, timeout mismanagement, and bad playcalling at the end.

Yup. Kpaernick (sp?) was way too nervous and unsure during the first half. Took too long to throw, and made poor decisions about who to throw to.
Then in the red zone in the 4th quarter it seemed like he ignored guys closer in who were open.

Should that holding have been called? Eh, possibly. Would it really have made a difference? Not likely.

It was a really good game (in the second half). I'm glad I stuck with it. The commercails were pretty lackluster, however. Nothing stands out the next day.

The performances were good. Jennifer Hudson and Destiny's Child were looking hella fine. Alicia Keys needs to stop with that short hair stuff. Only Halle Berry could make that look good.

Originally Posted by DT778 That makes no sense ocho tres. Crabs was held and was trying to get away. Is he supposed to break free from that with his arms down and by his sides?

No, of course not, but unless he's being tackled, bound and gagged and robbed at gunpoint, no referee is going to call anything in that situation. It doesn't make it right, but would you consider what happened there 'letting them play'? It's like holding the ball for the last shot of a basketball game, and you're down by 1. You better make that shot, because the refs are putting thier whistles away.

Originally Posted by DT778 The performances were good. Jennifer Hudson and Destiny's Child were looking hella fine. Alicia Keys needs to stop with that short hair stuff. Only Halle Berry could make that look good.

Agreed!

Earlier in the day I was thinking wouldn't it be cool if Destiny's Child came out. Wonder if this means a reunion tour (if it hasn't been announced already) is gearing up.

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And for the record, I had no problem watching this with Number84.

Originally Posted by Number83 http://todayentertainment.today.com/...s-content?lite And for the record, I had no problem watching this with Number84.

I thought they were perfect.

My kids weren't watching anyway. For some reason I can't get them into sports at all.