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Does Crit Pro do NFL?

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  1. Does the Critter also lay waste to the NFL newsgroups and cry wolf
    about steroids?

    Or in major league baseball groups and cry wolf about crank and 'roids?
    Are there equivalent chuffers out there as our beloved Crit Poo?

    -Ken

  2. k.papai said:

    Does the Critter also lay waste to the NFL newsgroups and cry wolf
    about steroids?

    Or in major league baseball groups and cry wolf about crank and 'roids?
    Are there equivalent chuffers out there as our beloved Crit Poo?

    I think fans of the NBA and NFL are generally just glad if the players
    stay out of jail. There's a long list of domestic violence, DUI and
    concealed weapons offenses in those leagues. Not to mention the
    ocassional attempted murder charge (Ray Lewis), conspiracy to sell
    cocaine conviction (Jamal Lewis) or whatever it is that Ron Artest will
    get charged with.

    More background on the NFL crime problem here: http://tinyurl.com/5lle8
    Similar treatment for the NBA: http://tinyurl.com/6ujzs

    So I expect that if you went into an NFL or NBA newsgroup and complained
    about performance enhancing drugs, it would cause a minimal stir.
    They've got bigger things to worry about. MLB might be different. The
    combination of Barry Bonds closing in on Hank Aaron's HR record plus his
    steroid history could raise the interest level.

  3. Tim Lines said:
    k.papai said:

    Does the Critter also lay waste to the NFL newsgroups and cry wolf
    about steroids?

    Or in major league baseball groups and cry wolf about crank and


    'roids?

    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    Are there equivalent chuffers out there as our beloved Crit Poo?

    I think fans of the NBA and NFL are generally just glad if the


    players

    Quoted message said:

    stay out of jail. There's a long list of domestic violence, DUI and
    concealed weapons offenses in those leagues. Not to mention the
    ocassional attempted murder charge (Ray Lewis), conspiracy to sell
    cocaine conviction (Jamal Lewis) or whatever it is that Ron Artest


    will

    Quoted message said:

    get charged with.

    More background on the NFL crime problem here:


    http://tinyurl.com/5lle8

    Quoted message said:

    Similar treatment for the NBA: http://tinyurl.com/6ujzs

    So I expect that if you went into an NFL or NBA newsgroup and


    complained

    Quoted message said:

    about performance enhancing drugs, it would cause a minimal stir.
    They've got bigger things to worry about. MLB might be different.


    The

    Quoted message said:

    combination of Barry Bonds closing in on Hank Aaron's HR record plus


    his

    Quoted message said:

    steroid history could raise the interest level.

    Hey Tim
    Here in baseball crazy NE Barry Bonds ranks right up there with slugs.
    I listen to a fair amount of sports radio. Hank Aaron is really
    respected as an old school player who worked his ass off over a long
    time to set the record. That's what Boston loves.
    http://bostondirtdogs.com/
    Bonds could be a Yankee and wouldn't be any more unpopular.
    I sincerely hope something happens to get the SOB from breaking the
    record.
    Emmit Smith breaking Peytons record was cool since they both were as
    good as it gets, both as players and people.
    Just my $.02
    [censored] on Bonds
    Bill C

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