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  1. Doomsday

    Dallas Cowboys: 2014 NFCE Champions!

    Huh? I was too young to see much of Don Meredith, but am still a big fan of his. He was one tough bastard and had a mean streak a mile wide. There are no "better" or worse, fans. There are only fans.
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    NFL Week #16: TNF | Indianapolis Colts (10-4) @ Dallas Cowboys (10-4)

    If you let them score here, then it will be 28-14 by midway through the 3rd quarter.
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    NFL Week #16: TNF | Indianapolis Colts (10-4) @ Dallas Cowboys (10-4)

    They lead the league in dropped passes for a reason - because it is allowed. It is accepted. Their coaches pat them on the butt and tell them "it's okay, we'll get it next time." CUT that fuck who just dropped that pass, and the pass dropping ends, team wide. And I mean, cut him right then and...
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    NFL Week #16: TNF | Indianapolis Colts (10-4) @ Dallas Cowboys (10-4)

    These..... Sons of bitches at SeeBS kept the feed on the fucking Houston game all the way to the end, and then switched to Oakland/Buffalo, causing me to miss almost the entire first fucking quarter of the Dallas game. I am in a fucking pissed off mood now.
  5. Doomsday

    Dallas Cowboys: 2014 NFCE Champions!

    That is because you are a commie puke who thinks the Dallas Cowboys started playing football in 1992.
  6. Doomsday

    Dallas Cowboys: 2014 NFCE Champions!

    You all can hold to Cleveland Browns expectations and definitions, and I will hold to and expect the higher standard that Roger defined, and no longer be browbeaten by mediocrity into celebrating something barely better than mediocrity, and calling it "success." Mmmmmkay?
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    Dawn of a new Error in Cleveland? Johnny Football gets first start.

    His addled and unintelligent midget brain decided it would be a good idea to put his head down and ram two oncoming trucks. Case closed.
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    Dallas Cowboys: 2014 NFCE Champions!

    The word "successful" is defined as, winning the Super Bowl. Everything else on the winning side (at least 10 wins) is either just okay, pretty good or really good, depending on playoff appearance and wins. Right now they've secured the "okay" status. If they get in and win one in the...
  9. Doomsday

    Dallas Cowboys: 2014 NFCE Champions!

    Because.... The organization as a whole and also its idiot fans, forgot Roger's standard and want to call anything better than 8-8 a "successful football season."
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    Dawn of a new Error in Cleveland? Johnny Football gets first start.

    The Midget, because he is stupid as I've said, lowered his head and tried to take on 600 lbs worth of oncoming tacklers. He is hurt, Hoyer is back in as QB. Johnny fucking football. Right.
  11. Doomsday

    Dallas Cowboys: 2014 NFCE Champions!

    This year = Soup Bow win.
  12. Doomsday

    Dallas Cowboys: 2014 NFCE Champions!

    You stick with Cleveland standards for success, I'll stick with Dallas' standard for success as defined by Staubach.
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    NFL Week #16: TNF | Indianapolis Colts (10-4) @ Dallas Cowboys (10-4)

    If they can't get up for a elimination game that involves eliminating the Eagles, they need to find another job.
  14. Doomsday

    Dallas Cowboys: 2014 NFCE Champions!

    Those were good seasons. Not successful ones, by Roger's definition and shouldn't be, by ours. The standard was set.
  15. Doomsday

    Dallas Cowboys: 2014 NFCE Champions!

    It's about standards. It's a okay season if you have a winning record and made the playoffs. It is a good season if you had some success in the playoffs. It is a successful season if you win the Super Bowl. What the fuck is the point of the season anyhow?
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    Who you got? Week 16

    No guts, no glory.
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    Dallas Cowboys: 2014 NFCE Champions!

    Staubach wouldn't until it culminated in a Super Bowl win. Until that is accomplished, NO we don't "have to" consider it a successful season.
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    Question for the tech geeks

    Depends on if the DVR is a retail unit, or from the cable company. Cable one will scramble the files, encrypted so only that unit can use them. Even if you try to record it old school by playing the file back and recording it on a different DVR.
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