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dino26
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dino26
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|  Subject: Re: Rip-off NFL Wembley merchandise  Fri Nov 07, 2008 10:05 am | |
| Yeah its just the sleeves and the stitching on the name and numbers that are off ...and the logo on front , but everything else is top notch when i got my eqt and looked at it first thing i thought is this is gonna last me a long while _________________  |
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chuckjones93
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| | Subject: Re: Rip-off NFL Wembley merchandise Fri Nov 07, 2008 12:08 pm | |
| I'm sure it's an EQT. I got it from the Lions shop website. It's not bad, it's just not what I expected. I don't like how it doesnt actually have a mesh body. I only bought it cuz I wanted to see a real one. Plus I collect any jerseys with the name Jones, and it was $40. I can't imagine paying $100 or more for an EQT. And Patriots fan, I know lots of American slang terms, that you might not. But they are all crude. And I don't want to insult you. So I'm having a hard time thinking of something that's not too insulting, and that you might not know. When I think of something, I will be sure to call you it. |
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| | Subject: Re: Rip-off NFL Wembley merchandise Fri Nov 07, 2008 5:35 pm | |
| | chuckjones93 wrote: | I'm sure it's an EQT. I got it from the Lions shop website. It's not bad, it's just not what I expected. I don't like how it doesnt actually have a mesh body. I only bought it cuz I wanted to see a real one. Plus I collect any jerseys with the name Jones, and it was $40. I can't imagine paying $100 or more for an EQT.
And Patriots fan, I know lots of American slang terms, that you might not. But they are all crude. And I don't want to insult you. So I'm having a hard time thinking of something that's not too insulting, and that you might not know. When I think of something, I will be sure to call you it. |
Don't worry about offending me chuck i can take it.lol |
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chuckjones93
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chuckjones93
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| | Subject: Re: Rip-off NFL Wembley merchandise Sun Nov 09, 2008 3:33 am | |
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rokerzammo
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| | Subject: Re: Rip-off NFL Wembley merchandise Sun Nov 09, 2008 7:12 pm | |
| | chuckjones93 wrote: | | No, I meant Mo. |
Dont know if we on same wavelength here guys, but when I went to school (left in 1986) the word "Mo" was said to someone with reference to them being gay.
Patriots fan, dont know how old you are, but I`m guessing not as old as me, LOL, otherwise I`m sure you would have come across it in the 80's !!! Not really used anymore nowadays in the UK |
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chuckjones93
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| | Subject: Re: Rip-off NFL Wembley merchandise Mon Nov 10, 2008 1:07 am | |
| What's funny about this conversation is that I'm a total dumbass.  I thought that when Patriots Fan said to rokerzammo "Well roker chuck is wrong" that he was refering to me, as a roker. I assumed that was a term you chaps use over there. Now I realize he was refering to an abbreviation of rokerzammo.  Ah, but for the lack of a comma. So I take back the comment that Patriots Fan is a Mo. Which rokerzammo was correct. It's short for hoMO.  So, how 'bout those Titans? |
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| | Subject: Re: Rip-off NFL Wembley merchandise Mon Nov 10, 2008 11:26 pm | |
| | rokerzammo wrote: | | chuckjones93 wrote: | | No, I meant Mo. |
Dont know if we on same wavelength here guys, but when I went to school (left in 1986) the word "Mo" was said to someone with reference to them being gay.
Patriots fan, dont know how old you are, but I`m guessing not as old as me, LOL, otherwise I`m sure you would have come across it in the 80's !!! Not really used anymore nowadays in the UK |
im 31 mate and aint heard anyone calling someone a mo before.that is why i thought chuck meant mo fo meaning mother f**ker |
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| | Subject: Re: Rip-off NFL Wembley merchandise Mon Nov 10, 2008 11:27 pm | |
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chuckjones93
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| | Subject: Re: Rip-off NFL Wembley merchandise Mon Nov 10, 2008 11:42 pm | |
| [/quote] they keep on winning chuck are we going to see a 16-0 again?.[/quote] Well the perfect regular season has only happened, on average, every 30 years or so. So I kind of doubt it. I was REALLY pissed last year when the Patriots lost the Bowl. I'm sick of hearin' about Don Shula, Mercury Morris, and the 72 frigin Dolphins! I got nothing against them, but come on, they only played a 14 game season for cryin out loud. And how come no one ever talks about the 48 Browns perfect season? Here's the perfect seasons. 34 Bears - Lost Championship 42 Bears - Lost Championship 48 Browns - Won Championship 72 Dolphins - Won Super Bowl 07 Patriots - Lo  (I looked these up. I'm not that smart)  |
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chuckjones93
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| | Subject: Re: Rip-off NFL Wembley merchandise Tue Nov 11, 2008 1:13 am | |
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