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05-12-2010, 11:00 PM
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If you were a real Houston fan you would be a Cowboy fan. Wade Phillips. The Texans have not even had a winning season less playoffs! Your sorry team won't even win 7 games this year. Put that in the bank.
05-12-2010, 11:07 PM
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and as an outsider on the science behind lifting... I have done both high reps (10-12) reasonable weight ( no real gains ) and recently started back in to lifting after rotator cuff repair and am taking the high weight low rep approach and seeing much better, much quicker results. Density of the muscle is the most impressive thing at this point.
And playoff trips that result in one and done are just as bad as not going imho.
05-14-2010, 09:59 AM
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how many playoff games have the Texans played in? ahh... that's right... just because you live in Houston, and you are a Texans fan... don't be stupid and try and compare the Texans to the Cowboys... it's rotten apples to gold bullion...
05-14-2010, 04:44 PM
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05-15-2010, 11:02 PM
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Actually i'm a Steelers fan, and have been since I was old enough to have a favorite team, so lets not start comparing, I don't care how many playoff games the Girls have made it to, winning is what counts. I do root for the Texans because they are from Houston but my team has and always will be Pittsburgh. As far as gold bullion, the cowboys are more like the dollar, they are highly inflated and don't go quite as far as they used to.
I'd compare the Cowboys to the Steelers any day, 1 more ring for the steelers... big deal... both are lightyears ahead of the Texans...
just a thought... and this was from a quick search...
Dallas all time reg season record: 434-314-6 (highest regular season winning % in NFL history, and highest OVERALL winning % in NFL history)
Dallas all time playoff record: 33-25 (most playoff wins in NFL history)
Super Bowl Record: 5 of 8 (most appearances by any team... and obviously tied for second in wins)
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05-18-2010, 01:14 PM
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A quick simple math lesson for you. Try to follow. I know it's hard to grasp for some folks.
9 > 7
">" = Greater than
Nine is greater than seven.
Or in kindergarten terms:
Nine is more than seven.
http://espn.go.com/nfl/standings
9 wins
7 losses
05-18-2010, 01:19 PM
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A quick simple math lesson for you. Try to follow. I know it's hard to grasp for some folks.
9 > 7
">" = Greater than
Nine is greater than seven.
http://espn.go.com/nfl/standings
There is some math for ya!
05-18-2010, 01:31 PM
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Cowboys/Texans regular season head to head results: 1 to 1, sun shines on a dogs *** every now and then.
In conclusion:
I just like giving Texans fans hell, they are my "AFC" team ha ha.
See ya in week 3, doubt I will see ya after week 17.
05-18-2010, 01:36 PM
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Some of you Cowboy fans are being a little ridiculous after the 1 playoff win in a LONG time. The Texans are not as bad as you guys make them out to be. Comparing the Cowboys of yesterday to the Texans of today is a waste of time. It's not exactly fair to rub a Superbowl win in the Texans' face when that Superbowl win occured years before the Texans were a team.
That being said, I think the Cowboys are in a much better spot than the Texans to do something this year. It's just a better rounded team on both sides of the ball. The Texans do have potential however, and it's a matter of time before we see them do some damage in the playoffs.
This is all coming from a longtime Cowboys fan.
That being said, I think the Cowboys are in a much better spot than the Texans to do something this year. It's just a better rounded team on both sides of the ball. The Texans do have potential however, and it's a matter of time before we see them do some damage in the playoffs.
This is all coming from a longtime Cowboys fan.