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The Hines Ward Rule

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At least the thug finally has his own rule. The icing on the cake of his dirty well earned legacy.

 

He didn't break any rules with that hit, so that makes him a thug? I would save the term 'thug' for those who violate rules and laws. His legacy will be as a player that went all out every time he was on the field for his team. I am not a Steelers fan, but he could play for my team any day of the week.

He didn't break any rules with that hit, so that makes him a thug? I would save the term 'thug' for those who violate rules and laws. His legacy will be as a player that went all out every time he was on the field for his team. I am not a Steelers fan, but he could play for my team any day of the week.

 

:thumb:

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Come on Pancake. It's simple really, Hines was on the same team with Kimo and even though Kimo was an ex-Bengal who was brought in on the suggestion of Dermonti Dawson who said he was one of his most difficult assignments every year and of course Kimo was bitter and rolled up Carson and stopped them from winning that superbowl which would have snowballed into AFC North dominance and the ring the Steelers most recently won would have been theirs also which would have made Chad's antics seem playful instead of derisive and then Whosyamma leaving would have been simply a guy with 2 rings looking for greener pastures instead of a disgruntled prima donna getting the heck out of dodge. So, you see, that's why Hines is a thug. Get it?

Come on Pancake. It's simple really, Hines was on the same team with Kimo and even though Kimo was an ex-Bengal who was brought in on the suggestion of Dermonti Dawson who said he was one of his most difficult assignments every year and of course Kimo was bitter and rolled up Carson and stopped them from winning that superbowl which would have snowballed into AFC North dominance and the ring the Steelers most recently won would have been theirs also which would have made Chad's antics seem playful instead of derisive and then Whosyamma leaving would have been simply a guy with 2 rings looking for greener pastures instead of a disgruntled prima donna getting the heck out of dodge. So, you see, that's why Hines is a thug. Get it?

:cry: Poor Steelers

:cry: Poor Steelers

 

You mean Poor Bungles right?

:idunno:

:cry: Poor Steelers
Wow, you think I was sobbing for the Steelers with that post? Classic.:lol:
Come on Pancake. It's simple really, Hines was on the same team with Kimo and even though Kimo was an ex-Bengal who was brought in on the suggestion of Dermonti Dawson who said he was one of his most difficult assignments every year and of course Kimo was bitter and rolled up Carson and stopped them from winning that superbowl which would have snowballed into AFC North dominance and the ring the Steelers most recently won would have been theirs also which would have made Chad's antics seem playful instead of derisive and then Whosyamma leaving would have been simply a guy with 2 rings looking for greener pastures instead of a disgruntled prima donna getting the heck out of dodge. So, you see, that's why Hines is a thug. Get it?

 

Thanks for clearing that up for me...:lol:

Sounds like somebody better get some rib protection because the brutal hits will not stop.

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